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Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 28, 3 February 1932, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. TOGETHER FOR THE FIRST TIME. The Screen's Greatest: Actress and the Screen's Greatest I .over. GRETA GARBO GRETA GARBO AND CLARK GABLE. CLARK GABLE. WHAT A PAIR! ' ST. JAMES', ST. JAMES', '■Where Sound Sounds Best." COMMENCING FRIDAY. COMMENCING FRIDAY. WE GET BIGGER AND BETTER PICTURES EACH CHANCE. LOOK AT THIS ONE. GRETA GARBO GRETA GARBO GRETA GARBO GRETA GARBO GRETA GARBO — GRETA GARBO AND CLARK GABLE CLARK GABLE CLARK GABLE CLARK GABLE CLARK GABLE CLARK GABLE IN "SUSAN LENOX" " SUSAN LENOX" '"SUSAN LENOX" . "SUSAN LENOX" "SUSAN LENOX" "SUSAN LENOX" (HER FALL AND RISE). GET READY KOI! THE SUPREME EXOTIC Til RILL OF YOUR PICTUREGOING DAYS! lIERE TRULY IS GORGEOUS GRETA GARBO IN THE PICTURE THAT WILL MAKE YOU FORGET ALL HER PREVIOUS TIUUMPIIS. CLARK GABLE CLARK GABLE IS ABSOLUTELY MARVELLOUS IN THIS FILM. HE'S r LAYING HIS FIRST DECENT PART SINCE "DANCE. FOOLS, DANCE." HE'S THE HERO THIS TIME, NOT THE VILLAIN. AND WHAT A HERO! It's a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Picture. Plans at St. James'.

ST. JAMES 7 ST. JAMES' "Where Sound Sounds Best." SESSIONS: 11 a.m., 2.15 and S. LAST 2 DAYS. LAST 2 DAYS. MARIE DRESSLER, MARIE DRESSLER, POLLY MORAN, POLLY MORAN, IN " POLITICS." — " POLITICS." " POLITICS." — " POLITICS." PLANS AT ST. JAMES'. T> ICT URE DROME.—BIG UNEMPLOYED -L BENEFIT PROGRAMME, AT 8 P.M. EDMUND LOWE, in "MICN ON CALL." Also "FAIR WARNING." Jnsz to Follow. LITTLE THEATRE JWM SOCIETY. "THE CONSTANT NYMPH." This wonderful play will open the 1032 season, and will be produced at the beginning of April. ACTIVE MISMBDIiS are invited by the Producer to call at the rooms with a view in being selected for the cast of 24 characters. Interviews and phone messages between 11 and 1, and 2 to 3. 20, Wyndliam Street. 40-06 S. DANCING. BON TON DANCE CLUB BON TON HALL, ROYAL OAK, rno-NKiHT — S to 11.30 — mO-NIGHT J-O-NIUHT — S to 11.30 — J-O-NIGHT POPULAR FLANNEL DANCE. MONTE CARLO. UNIQUE LIGHTING. Sub. : Ladies, 1/ ; Gents, 1/ti. | DON HAY | AND HIS | VAGABOND DANCE BAND. | 3 LOU STOKES, M.C. HUGE SUCCESS FRIDAY NIGHT. Monster /~*ld-time trance, ONSTER XJ A NCB, MUNICIPAL HALL, NEWMARKET, TO-NIGIHT (WEDNESDAY). Best Decorated and Coolest Dance Hall in Auckland. Chocolates, Cigarettes, Balloons. ' Spot Waltz, Monte Carlo Prizes. Cubicles. Roll Up and Enjoy a Good Night's Dancing to Ren ton's First-class Band. Encored repaatedly Friday .Night. Come Early for Your Cubicle. Flannels Optional. 3 JgJVERY WEDNESDAY. GAIETY HALL, Surrey Crescent. JACKIE ASTON AND THE ASTONIAN SEXTET. Ponsonby's Popular Players. SATURDAY.—At ST. COLUMBA HALL. Astonlan Flate Rate. Ladies, ty; Gents, 1/6. Dance as far as you like. 3 TEACHERS OF DANCING. TV/fTSS RUBY SHERRIFF, S, Hopetoun - LTJ - St., Ponsonby, specialises in American Tap and Ballroom. 04 ivriss VIOLET ROBERTSON resumes - L *- L Teaching 4th February. Watch for further Floor, Pacific Bldg., Wellesley St. E. 3 T>ARISIAN Studio, 419, Queen St. (below - 1 - Tabernacle). —Miss Violet Brooks, Mr. Alex. Bentley. Private Tuition, Ballroom Dancing. D CAN TOY School of Dancing, Royal Oak Hall, Royal Oak. — Beginners' Class (modern), every Saturday, Wednesday, 7 P.m. C BOWLING. A tTCK'LAND BOWLING CENTRE. HARDLEY SHIELD COMPETITION. The Annual Match with the South Auckland Centre for the Hardley Shield is to take place at TE AROHA on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1032. Members desirous of taking part are requested to forward their names to the undersigned not later than February 15. GEO. iL. GLADDING, S Secretary.