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Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 209, 3 September 1932, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. 6D fiD Children Adults "1 / 1 / 0 Dress Circle, 1/6. x / - 1 -' At the following COST AND WARM THEATRES. I T TT-nm i ' STMONDS STREET. LYRIC Cosy and Warm. I 1 To-night, at 7.40. V VN MARLENE DIETRICH, M CLIVE BROOK, 00\ WARNER OLAND, ANNA MAY \U WONG, in "SHANGHAI EXPRESS." \\\\ ("A" Cert.) \\\\ The Most Universal and Extraordinary A\\ Picture Entertainment Ever Made. \\\ EXCEPTIONALLY FINE SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. ._■-■__.-,■_ . '. REMUERA. I TUDOR Cosy and Warm. ! To-night, 8 p.m. fTho Brilliant London Stage Star, TALLULAH BANKHEAD, in "THE CHEAT." <"A"Cert;) An Intense and Gripping Romance. Superb Tudor Featurettes. i T-.T->"irrn a \t\tt a ~l THKKIi) LA MI'S BRITANNIA Now Heated. To-night, 8 p.m. \\V Double Star Bill. vW| JOAN BENNETT, in VM "TRIAL OF VIVIENNE VN WARE," VOA And RICHARD BARTHBLMESS in "THE LASH." 1 GREY LYNN CINEMA"! (\\\ Cosy and Warm. To-night, at 7.43. \\V iIARLBNE DIETRICH and CLIVB Vy\\ BROOK, in \\V "SHANGHAI EXPRESS," \\V ANNA MAY WONG and WARNER v\\\ OLAND. i\\\ Tantalising! Seductive! Mysterious! \\V Usual Splendid Cinema Supports. I AVONDALE Town HalT~| \\V To-nißht. 8 p.m. A\\fBEDRIC MARCH in "DR. JEKYLL i\W AND MR HYDE." ("A" Cert.) rGAIETYTTAKAPUNA | T\v To-niuht. R i>.m. \\V MAE MARSH and JAMBS DUNN, l\\V "OVICIC THE H1L1,," STRAND ■ ; (Direction: Thos. A. O'Brieu.) COMMENCING TO-DAY. ANN HARDING . ANN HARDING ANN HARDING In " WESTWARD PASSAGE." Willi LAURENCE OLIVIER, IKVING PICHKL, ZASU PITTS. THE STORY OF A WOMAN WITH FIVE DAYS TO SHAPE HER LIFETIME. IN SUPPORT: I TOM KEENE , I I I In I "GHOST VALLEY." j , : i A Mystery Thriller of (he West. "Westward Passage" "Ghost Valley" screened at screened at 3.33 — 0.4, 3 - Ti> — -ff O.s. 5-9 — 8.8. PHONIO 43-11 ■> FOR RESERVES. ONEHUNGA" PICTURES. TO-NIGHT. Strand. WILLIAM HAINBS, in slraml" "A RH T ISTENING?" gSSa! "Ark lou Listening r Strand' Have you ever thought of -what Strand, might happen behind the scenes Strand. in the broadcasting station? Strand! It's a new thrill for the screen. Strand". COMICDI' AND NEWS. "VriCTORIA — AT 8. — DBVONPORT. GENB GERRARD, in "OUT OF THB BLUB." "OUT OF THB BLUB." A PERSONAL MESSAGE TO SKATERS. VICE-VERSA CARNIVAL TO BE (REPEATED TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4. ■Patrons have expressed their approval of the Original Carnival, held last Tuesday at THE RIVOLI RINK, UPPER QUEEN ST., With such emphasis and unanimity, and have asked for its repetition so earnestly, that their request is practically a demand. Originality is the keynote of the entertainment -which I desire to provide for the circle of Skating enthusiasts, which is continually and rapidly enlarging in the city. Although it is against my principles to repeat an entertainment, I am swayed by the insistent desires of my patrons. To meet their wishes and being, highly appreciative of their reception of last Tuesday's programme I have pleasure in announcing my intention TO 'REIPEAT IT ON OCTOBER 4. I hope, too, to make it even more attractive by the inclusion of further Original Events. Yours truly, M. A. NASSOOR, Manager. Tl/fONSTIDR J-UXIELAND "OALL. "ALL NATIONS" NIGHT, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29. For Invitations, Ring 20-013. ftHUItCH AR.MY. ADDRESS TO MEN, \J "THB GRKAT GAMBLE," HOLY -SEPULCHRE CHURCH, TO-MORROW, AT 3. All .Men Are Invited. 3 CRICKET. a. "JVT T - ROSKILL CRICKET CLUB. q/J The Second m%? ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING II m ot ' the above Club will be held in the ""UP- Mt. Roskill Public Hall, corner of Mt. Albert and Three Kirk's Roads, on WEDNESDAY, September \ 1032, at 7.30 p.m. All Members and Intending Members arc requested to attend. — (Sgd.) A. DONALD. Hon. Secretary. 3 BOXING. BOXING —Private Tuition, Professional Instructor; only 25/ quarter, 30/ full instruction.—Write & .4591, Siakl &