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Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 161, 9 July 1932, Page 20

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KINGSLAND = = TALKIES = GLEN OSBORXB. == l||||llllllllllllll!l!l!ll!lll!J||Jlllls TO-MGHT ami MONDAY. 110 L. 12S-202. GEORGE AKLISS in "THE MILLIONAIRE." Also, THOMAS MEIGHAN and CHARLOTTE GIiIIEXWOOD. in " CHEATERS AT PLAY." ===ADELPHI=E^ TO-NIGHT. —GREI LYNX.—TeI. 27-235. K\LPH LYNX and TOM WALLS in "THE CHANCE OF A NIGHT TIME." Also GEORGE ARLISS in "THE MILLIONAIRE." FRBB DAXCB FOR PATROXS. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT. HEAVY <^mxiELAND\> AB ARET.^"^ rt. Chevalier, •> — **" Auckland. RUN ON CONTINENTAL LIXES. SPECIAL BAND NIGHT, TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. FAMOUS DIXIELAND BAND. FAMOUS DIXIELAND BAND. Leader: DOUG. ARMISHAW (Little Doug.). The Finest Combination of Artists Ever Seen in N.Z. MARDI, _ Specialty Dancer from the Cecil Hall Studio. DIAL 26-615. DIAL 26-615. The Management advises large parties to reserve early. DOUBLE, 7/6. Evening Dress Essential. FAMOUS DIXIELAND BAND. NEW NUMBERS. DIXIELAND CABARET. SUNDAY EVENING. SUNDAY EVENING. CIVIC WINTER GARDEN. OPEN FROM 4 P.M. The following distinguished artists have been chosen to provide an excellent Musical Programme for our Supper I'atrons from S p.m. - PHYLLIS GRIBBIN (Contralto), ■ ARTHUR RIPLEY (Tenor), IDA MOORE (Violinist), STAN. ASQUITH „„„_.., SUNDAY, (Recitnlist). SUNDAY, S p.m. EKIC hell s P-m----(Pianist), And the MASKED ORGANIST, Who -will play Special Selections on the Wurlitzer. Take Supper (1/) at the Civic and hear these fine artists. CIVIC WINTER GARDEN. SUNDAY EVENING. SUNDAY EVENING. MEETINGS. "OX-SERVICEMEN'S SOCIAL CLUB, MT. S - J ALBERT DISTRICT. A Meeting will be held in the King George's Hail, Jit. Albert, on TUESDAY NEXT, July 12, at S p.m. Business Important. A Smoko will follow. All Ex-servicemen, including Ex-Imperial men, cordUUlv invited. l> TABLE TENNIS. P A UCKLAXI) TABLE TENNIS 2£ • tX - ASSOCIATION. It/ The Annual General Meeting of the yfcv Association will be lipid in the J , * V.M.C.A. Hall on WEDNESDAY, July I.'!. in conjunction with a Handicap Progressive Tournament, commencing at 7.00 p.m. M. S. WITHERS. Hon. Sec. Phone JO-388. 0 BRIDGE. BRIDGE Club. —Members wanted: coachins free.—Write Social, 7532, Stab, or inguiw SffAE 236. ■ 0