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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 202, 27 August 1931, Page 24

amusements. -^>^ MOUNT EDEN ROAD. Direction : Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. [ftI TO-NIGHT AT S O'CLOCK. || ! The Tremendous Success. I MARIE DRESSLER And WALLACE BEERY ill In| " MIN AND 81LL."7 "Sm (Adult Recommendation.) r*~-.:j "the spy." - '-- With ' RAT JOHNSON. NEIL HAMILTON, H JOHN HALLIDAY. [Hi 1000 Sects. \l. If. Children. Cd, 6tl. | EMPRESS j To-night at 8. ." [f Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. | ! x O . I—.TACK MULHALL, BETTY | BKONSON In I "LOVER COME BACK." ! (Adult Audience.) : xo. 2—JAMES HALL, DOROTHY !■ SEBASTIAN In I "LIGHTNING FLYER." I I (A Certificate.) I I An Exciting Railroad Story. II 1 3000 Septs. 1/. XI. Children, ftd. Cd. I~NEW REGENT | To . Dl jgl 111 l Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. j [ Xo. 3—CHARLES FARRELL, ELISA I LANDI In |j "BODY AND SOUL." ■, (Adult Audience.) I No. ?—Clara bow in jl HER WEDDING NIGHT. rAXEXANDRA~l GKE il N 7 .^S iff Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. No. 1— ' i I MARIE DRESSLER. POLLY MORAN. The Screen's Funniest Comediennes, in || "MIN AND BILL." I (Adult Recommendation.) No. 2—DOROTHY MACKAILL. • JOEL I McCREA, : CLARA KIMBALL ! YOUNG. NED SPARKES, MARY j CARR In "KEPT HUSBANDS." i Hilarious Comedy. i (A Certificate.) j Free Bus leaves Ellerslie (Lake Road) l|j 7.25. ■ Penrose 7.-"5. 1 NEW DE LUXE! M l- t f p b n? 'fif Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. || TO-NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK. I The Ynir's- Greatest L'iughinc Success. i "TONS OF MONEY." 1 Another Triumph for Britain and for I England's Greatest Comedian, . RALPH LYNN II "TONS OF MONEY." I With MARY BROUGH, YVONNE ARNAUD. I Directed by iTQM WALLS. The Funniest.- Most Famous of all iJ| the Aldwych Plays. j AMBASSADOR"! Pt At c 8°p n m? r !| Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. i The Greatest Picture ever screened, I and it's an All-British Production. I " Something to ho Proud of. J "THE MIDDLE WATCH." rWESTENST POA?rßNpßlmßDiifi Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. No j _ MARY ASTOR, ROBERT I AMES Iu BEHIND OFFICE DOORS. j ts; o . 2 —CLARA BOW In ,1 " HER WEDDING NIGHT." (A Certificate.) 1111 1000 Seats. 1/. .!/■ Children, fjd. Gd. rtNEHUNGA PICTURES. — TO-NIGHT. \J Double-Star Programme. Strand. First National Pictures Present Strand. Monte Blue and Lupe . Velez, Strand. H. B. Warner and Rin-tin-fin Strand. In • Strand. "TIGER ROSE," Strand. A Gripping Drama, full of Strand. Action and Thrills. Strand. ' Ted Lewis in Strand. • "IS EVERYBODY HAPPI,.'" CAPITOL. — . TO-NIGHT, AT S P.M. 't " CHARLEY'S. AUNT," With . CHARLES RUGGLES. SPECIALLY SELECTED SUPPORTS. Phone 20-574 for Reserves. EMPIRE DOMINION ROAD. LAST NIGHT. " " HER MAN." — — Commencing To-morrow. "bachelor apartment." wrestling. a uckland £$& txtrestling Auckland JWk vv restling a uckland g]a 1 v\7restling a-uckland *jt 1 vv restling association, ssociation. MONDAY EVENING NEXT, AT 8 P.M. ? TOWN HALL. LURICH, LURICH, tom. LURICH, v. ALLEY. Tom ALLEY. ALLEY. IN EIGHT TEN-MINUTE ROUNDS, Preceded by First-class Amateur Preliminaries. ■POPULAR REDUCED PRICES: • Stage, 10/; Dress Circle, 5/; Front Stalls, 4/; Booking Fee, 1/ extra; Top Gallery and Back Stalls (1000 Seats), 2/6. . Owing to the exceptional demand for Seats, the Association regrets that Ladies cannot be admitted Free, and must pay Half-price to Ground Floor when escorted. Special Tickets will be issued. Wc Pay Tax. BOX PLAN and DAY SALES NOW OPEN at Ernie Asher's, Shortland Street. With the exception of Members' Tickets, not more than ti Seats can be Booked by any one person. 27 ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. fla BLANDFORD PARK. SWL BLANDFORD PARK 1 N.I. SECONDARY SCHOOLS' •*■» v TOURNAMENT. TO-MORROW — FRIDAY. JUNIORS. 12.15 p.im. WELLINGTON V. AUCKLAND SENIORS. 1.20 p.m. WELLINGTON V. WANGANUI SATURDAY. SENIORS. 1.45 p.m. WELLINGTON V. AUCKLAND FALCON CUP TIE. Y.M.C.A. V. P PONSONBY. Y.M.C.A. V. PONSONBY, Y.M.C.A. V. PONSONBY. ADMISSION -. Friday, School Games, 6d Saturday, as usual, 6d and 1/. . . n<JUMBLE SALE. A .TUMBLE SALE _ WiU be held in the METHODIST MISSION HALL Opp. Town Hall, TO-MORROW, FRIDAY, 10 a.m. to 12 noon .7-jfco- 6 p.m. 27