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Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 219, 15 September 1932, Page 22

! LAST DAY.--THIS IS THE Nl&£| TO-MORROW J!!!' ANOTHER GREATapg PROGRAMME rfl —> CIVIC THEATRE M / — J\ 2500 SEATS at 1/, i/ 6> 2 , N THE PICTURE ALL STDNKv FLOCKED TO SEE.* NOT A WAR PICTURE SKY "DRIDE." •"■ KY -DRIDE." " SJKY TJRIDE." "°KY -DRIDE." " C<KY T>RIDE." "°KY -DRIDE" SKY T»RIDE." KY -DRIDE." A Paramount Special. With RICHARD ARLEN, VIRGINIA BRUCE ROBERT COOGAN, JACK OAKIE. LAUGHTER—ROMANCETHRILLS. ' A laugh on your lips? Would you like to see . ■ A picture that will overwhelm You with its sheer drama, • * Its death-defying thrills, And its soft, lovable humanity And will give yon The kind of moment that comeg Just once in a lifetime? J If you would, see "Sky Bride," Paramount's miracle of human emotion. BOOK EARLY-IT'S A GREAT SHOW. :... SEE PAGE 10. PHONE 30-100. RESERVATIONS FROM 2/3; LAST SCREENING—TO-NIGHT, "TOM BROWN OF CULVER." THE NATIONAL, THE NATIONAL, THE NATIONAL, 11 — 2.15 —8. TO-MORROW. TO-MORROW. Transferred after its wonderfully• successful Civic Theatre, Season. This Year's Greatest Gloom Chaser. LAUGHS—ROARSSCREAMS. CHARLIE RUGGLES* CHARLIE RUGGLES, CHARLIE RUGGLES, Laughtermaker of "One Hour With Ton." ROLAND YOUNG, : ROLAND YOUNG, ROLAND YOUNG, ... The Best English Comedian in Hollywood. " THIS IS THE NIGHT." /'THIS IS THE NIGHT." " THIS IS THE NIGHT-" " THIS IS THE NIGHT." A Paramount Special. With LILY DAMITA, • -H. THELMA TODD. A ROAR OF LAUGHTER. "A bride who wasn't . . . A husband . who should have been! In Europe they call them "Affairs d'amonr. For further blushful details see this Paramount comedy, set with mow*, a new type comedy, with deligntfil melodies. GREAT SUPPORTING PROGRAMMB. "BEAUTY SECRETS of HOLLYWOOD." COMEDY. SCREEN SONG. LATEST NEWS EVENTS, NOTE PRICES.—I//, 1/6, 2/. Reservations Phone 42-169. MEETINGS. A MODEL ASSEMBLY OF. IHB LEAGUE OF NATIONS Will be presented by ... The International Relations Clubi of Auckland University College, assisted by tfto League of Nations Union, In THE COLLEGE HALL, : THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, At 8 p.m. ~ ADMISSION FREE. » wpnaiy TITEN'S BROTHERHOOD, **TM® SUNDAY AFTERNOON AWUS. The Speaker will be MR. IVON LAMBERT MESSAGE TO° YOUNG MEN. Visitors Cordially Invited. TUESDAY, at 1.15 p.m.—Lunch Horn Taw. VERNON T. DREW, s!5 General Secretary-., __ REMOVAL NOTICES. GEO. E. SPOONER, Picture Vnng'i?! removed across the street to 82, vktoria St. West. * A U.C KLA N D gTAB. ADVERTISEMENT CONDITION!. The Proprietors do not hold themselves responsible for non-Insertion of advertisements through aqcident or otherwise, and they reserve to themselves the right to amend, withhold or omit any Advertisement. Advertlsments are received up to ZS» p.m. on the day or issue, but advertisements intended for classified Insertion must reach the office not later than 1 Ml- - Family Notices intended tor classified Insertion on Front Page of the •■STAR should be handed in before 1 p.m. instructions as to the insertion or withdrawal of advertisements must ** writing. Orders to withdraw advertisements must be lodged not later than V a.m. each day. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Are Inserted at the Followino Cain Rates: Situations Wanted "j ,„«.j«. Situations Vacant | 12 Woraa. personal L one Insertion, 1A Lost and Found f__ , .„.,„„. 2/8 For Sale Three Insertions, «/ To Let, etc. J Deaths 1 „ 30 Wort",*/* Memoriam } Eaoh ..l dd iV o 2s Births, Marriages J word*, »»• Advertisements should be addressed THE MANAGER " STAR " OFFICE.