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Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 78, 2 April 1932, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. NO EXTRA FOR RESERVES. Crystal Palace. I'liono 20-573. Alexandra, Phone 10-017. PALACE —Mt. Eden Rd.^^^^ Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. | AND <^ALEXANDRA^> GREEN LANE. Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. TO-NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK. | AT BOTH THEATRES. | 2 — SUPREME — 2 2 — ATTRACTIONS — 2 Of the Dramatic Masterpieces that lias created a World-wide Sensation, GREATER THAN THEM ALL, " WATERLOO BRIDGE." "WATERLOO BRIDGE." "WATERLOO BRIDGE." " WATERLOO BRIDGE." "WATERLOO BRIDGE."

(Recommended for Adults.) HERE ARE THE PLAYERS: MAE CLARKE. KENT DOUGLAS, FREDERIC KERR, DORIS LLOYD. II NO. 2. 11 Everybody's Humming "Jloneymoo.i Lane." EDDIE DOWLING, RAYMOND HATTON, JUNE COLLYER, — In — " HONEYMOON LANE." " HONEYMOON LANE." " HONEYMOON LANE."* I Free Bus leaves Lake Road. Ellerslie, | 7.10, 7.20. 7.30, 7.40 I | TO THE ALEXANDRA THEATRE. | RIALTO Phone 46-600. Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. TO-NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK. BETTER THIS PROGRAMME IF YOU CAN. Dedicated to Carbine, Phar Lap, Gloaming, Gallant Fox. and all • Valiant Heroes of the Turf. " SPORTING BLOOD." "SPORTING BLOOD." "SPORTING BLOOD." Flash of Silk—Plunging Horses— You ride down the straight to victory and love with a splendid cast, headed by CLARK GABLE, MADGE EVANS, J NOTE.—In "Sporting Blood" you will see Spanish Beauty and Scimitar, two thoroughbreds who recently raced against Phar Lap. 1 LAUREL & HARDY, In "ONE GOOD TURN.' Ton can't be blue with these two gloom-chasers in town. Stalls, 1/, 1/. Children, Half-price. I edendallT Sandririgham. f CINEMA | To-night at 8 p.m.

Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. One of the New Season's Biggest Features. PAUL LUKAS, SIDNEY FOX, LEWIS STONE, in STRICTLY DISHONOURABLE STRICTLY DISHONOURABLE ("A" Certificat.e.) | AMBASSADOR] Pt. Chevalier. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. TO-NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK. The Queen of the Screen, ANN HARDING " DEVOTTON." RIALTO Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. IN AID OF LOCAL CHARITIES, Under the Supervision of the Mayoress, Mrs. Donaldson. SUNDAY NIGHT, AT 7.45 O'CLOCK. 100 P.C. ALL TALKING PROGRAMME. "ENTER SIR JOHN." " ENTER SIR JOHN."

The Mighty Successor to "Blackmail." WHO KILLED EDNA DRUCE? A story of crime that grips and enthralls you from the opening terrifying scream to the final escape from justice of the murderer in his leap to death. A picture that will make your hair stand on end with its eerie mystery and thrills. (Adult Recommendation.) Also Screening. EXCELLENT SUPPORTING PROGRAMME OP SHORTS. RIALTO THEATRE. NEWMARKET. SUNDAY NIGHT AT 7,45 O'CLOCK. LAWN TENNIS. /AUSTRALIAN DAVIS CUP PLAYERS EXHIBITION TENNIS MATCHES, AJso, VERSUS AUCKLAND. STANLEY STREET COURTS, ON MONDAY, APRIL 4, j COMMENCING AT 12 NOON. Gate, 2/, Reserved Seats at Lewis Eady, Ltd., 1/6 Extra. Special 12-2 Stand for Business Men, 1/. x 2 P THE CAMPBELL PARK £1 TENNIS CLUB (Inc.). OFFERS YOU -1 A EXCELLENT CHIP COURTS J-V EXCELLENT CHIP COURTS FOR WINTER PLAY. WINTER SEASON. APRIL 2 TO OCTOBER 1. SPECIAL TOURNAMENTS ARRANGED. SUB: 25/, REDUCIBLE TO 20/. For further particulars apply A. PORTER, Hon. Secretarv, Phone 46-460, Or «t the Courts, Green Lane. 2 p QTAHUHU TENNIS CLUB (INC.). 25TH ANNIVERSARY. REUNION OF OLD MEMBERS, UjL SATURDAY, APRIL 2. All Old Members cordially invited. Progress Tournament on Courts, commencing at 2 p.m., to be followed by a Reunion Dance In the Parish Hall in the evening. 2 A BRUCE AND SONS, 04, Albert St.— • Expert Tennis Racquet Stringers; satisfaction guaranteed; patronised by Tilden. B A7ACANCIES, Ladies, Gent.'s, excellent * court; Sunday play; Alderley Cinb, 2nd section, Dominion Rd; 17/6. —B. 7704, Stab. 5