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Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 133, 7 June 1932, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. IN SPITE OF WEATHER CONDITIONS YESTERDAY CROWDS STORM THE~CIVJC. LADIES, ATTEND THE DAY ~ SESSIONS IF POSSIBLE. BOOK NOW FOR TO-NIGHT. CIVIC. J^> AMAZTNfi AUCKLAND. "SHANGHAI EXPRESS." "SHANGHAI EXPRESS." "SHANGHAI EXPRESS." MARLENE DIETRICH, CLIVE BROOK, WARNER OLAND, ANNA MAY WONG. Also, GREAT SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. NEW CIVIC ORCHESTRA, Plnying : (a) "In a Chinese Temple Garden." (l>) "A Chinese Carnival." "DETECTIVE LLOYD" Will be .Screened Morning and Afternoon Onlj-. RESERVATIONS FROM 2/3. PHONE 30-100. I t vpTfi i SYMONDS ST. I JjIIUU I Always Cosy and Warm. ' NEW PROGRAMME AT S P.M. 1 FOUR MARX BROS., in ; "MONKEY BUSINESS." \\\ The Fun Event o£ 1332. \\\, — Also — V\V SPECIAL LYRIC FEATURETTES, proPORTCiNEMA ! To^; l^, : .TTi — (Artificially Heated!) —- A\\ LEWIS STONE and \\V HBLBN HAYES, in \\V "SIN OF MADELON \W CLAUDET." \\V If you liked "Sorrell and Son" \\\\ you'll enioy this. AW SPE-CIAT/ TUDOIt FF.ATURETTF.S, PRTRTTANNTA I THR - CE lamps 1 JSIU lAIN IMA i To . night> 7i45i t\\\ Special New Programme. f"* SALLY EILERS and JAMES DUNN, ill "DANCE TEAM." Also— Grmid British Comedy, "LRAYB IT TO MB." v\\\ Also —Special Supporting Programme. fGREY LYNNI T °-l I t G B H ' r u\\ (Electric Heaters" Installed.) v\\\ The Picture you have all been waiting \\\ for ' \\V Paramount's Musical Comedy, JW "THE \W SMILING LIEUTENANT, ,, WV Foaturlnc Claudette Colbert and Wv Maurice Chevalier. \\\\ Splrinlid Supports.

EMPIRE DOMINION KO-iD. TO-NIGHT AT S. The Greatest. Animal Picture Ever Filmed. "KAST OF BORNEO." '•EAST OF BOKKEO." Usual Prices. rp ii b kI Tz; for sitpek -*- In the Comfortable Lounge after 8 p.m., Wednesday. Upstairs Rooms engaged. \V. A. COOKE'S RITSS, Opposite Darby Street, riione 47-226. x" BALLS. jfla /CATHOLIC /IHARITi' T»ALL. mm , ViM Those desirous of attending tin , Catholic Charity Ball in Ihc Town Hall on JUNE 2S are advised to ranko early application for Invitations, ns the list will be closed shortly. The Debutantes' List has now been clo=eJ, and arrangements in connection with presentation will bo advised by mail. T>. M. DOUGHERTY, Hon. Sec., 7 12, Wright's Fort Street sr;ooi<Eß. TTOTELS TOUR N" A Ii B N T. OLYMPIC SPOUTS ROOM, Commencing TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY) at 8 o'clock. Competing Teams should Notify Management of the Evening Suitable for Playing First Round. DYERS AND CLEANERS. pURPET Cleaning and Shampooing, one \J pennv square foot.—Vacuum Cleaning Co.. Albert St. Phone 41-769. D SUITS. Costumes. Carpets Cleaned, Sterilised; latest scientific methods.— Dry Cleaning Co., Phone 47005 (o Truuk Lines). __^ AUCKLAND g T A RADVERTISEMENT CONDITIONS. The Proprietors do not hold tnemseives responsible Tor non-insertion or advertisements through accident or otherwise, and they reserve to themselves the rifbt of omitting: advertisements received and paid for if tliey appear to be objectionable.

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