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Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 236, 5 October 1932, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. LAST TWO NIGHTS. / THE PLAZA \ \ THE PLAZA / Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Sessions : u 11, 12.45, 2.15. 4.15. 1 TO-NIGHT, 5.30, 871 N0te.—5.30 Session finishes 7.15. GENEVIEVE TOBIN, GENEVIEVE TOBIN, PAT O'BRIEN, In " HOLLYWOOD SPEAKS." " HOLLYWOOD SPEAKS." " HOLLYWOOD SPEAKS." WHEN HOLLYWOOD SPEAKS . . . WATCH OUT! THERE'S SCANDAL! Featurettes Include : Melbourne Herald —Cartoon—Comedy. —Nature Study, etc. Commencing FRIDAY NEXT: YOU'LL TREMBLE IN THE GRIP OF DRAMA THAT LEAPS FROM ECSTASY TO TRAGEDY IN A SECOND. YOU'LL SHRIEK AT THE SIGHT OF RACING CARS HURTLING DOWN THE TRACK . . . SKIDDING . . . CRASHING . . . BURSTING INTO FLAME. YOU'LL GASP AT THE REVELATIONS OF WOMEN ENSLAVED BY THE FASCINATION OF MEN WHO KNEW NU FEAR! JAMES CAGNEY, JAMES CAGNEY, JAMES CAGNEY, JAMES CAGNEY, JOAN BLONDELL,. JOAN BLONDELL,, In "THE CROWD ROARS." "THE CROWD ROARS." "THE CROWD ROARS." "THE CROWD ROARS." "THE CROWD ROARS." "THE CROWD ROARS." HURTLING. SCREAMING, SMASHING TO THE SCREEN IN A BLAZE OF TERRIFYING ACTION. COMES THE MIGHTIEST THRILL SPECTACLE OF THEM ALL! A Warner Bros. Super Hit. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. LEX MACDONALD. LEX MACDONALD. ACTING UNDER MEDICAL ADVICE, LEX MACDONALD, WHO IS TEMPORARILY INDISPOSED, WILL BE UNABLE TO FULFIL HIS ENGAGEMENT ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, IN THE TOWN HALL. THE CONCERT. IS THEREFORE POSTPONED UNTIL SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15. PLEASE INTIMATE TO FRIENDS. BOOK EARLY AT STRONG'S GRAMOPHONE AND RADIO SALON, Opp. Wyr.dham Street. x 5 SEE THE AUSTIN FILM "THIS PROGRESS," TIVOLI, Karangahape Road (near Symonds Street). Special Day Sessions—THURSDAY. FRIDAY, SATURDAY. The history o£ motoring from early davs —:how modern motor cars are made—A Talkie-trip through huge factories producing u complete motor car every three minutes—A fascinating:, interesting and educative 5-REEL TALKIE. NO CHARGE. Tickets Obtainable free of charge from SEABROOK, FOWLDS, LTD., AUSTIN. HOUSE, SYMONDS STREET. Phone 42-526. j A Wonderfully'lnstructive Picture. and'a'Film that should prove of Interest to any Motorist. It is a tribute to the British Motor Car Industry. A. GRAYSON, President A.A.A. Special Invitation to all A.A.A. Members. "SUNSHINE SUSIE" BALL. " SUNSHINE SUSIE " BALL. ■■■■' Under the Auspices of the MAYOR AND MAYORESS. Proceeds to 'Auckland Charities. DIXIELAND CABARET, WEDNESDAY NEXT, OCT. 12. A NIGHT OF HAPPINESS. . •. Double 10/6. Reservations 2G-615. MEETINGS. AUCKLAND HOTEL AND RESTAURANT EMPLOYERS' INDUSTRIAL UNION OF WORKERS. A Special Meeting of the above Union will be held in Room G., Trades Hall, Hobson Street, on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1932, at 8 p.m. - Business: For the purpose of dealing with the Amendment to Rule 11. A Special General Meeting of the above Union will be held In Room G., Trades Hall, at 8.45 p.m.Business: Secretary's report re new Awards. Consideration of Restaurant Employers' Proposals for New Award. Election of Assessors. To finalise matter of Benevolent Fund Tickets. General. F. G. YOUNG, ;.g ' . ■ ' Secretary. CURRENCY REFORM LEAGUE Meets TO-NIGHT (Wednesday), 8 p.m., in Wright's Bldgs., Fort St. Subject: "The Niemeyer Report." Speaker : Mr. 11. W. U. Haddow, M.A., LL.B. The.public cordially invited.—M. C. O'Neill, Hon. Sec. :x5 DEVONPORT Welfare League — Annual Meeting to be held 93, Victoria Road, Tuesday, October 11. 7.45.— H. McLean. x 5 PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, ETC. Af /*&■'* "R R - iDNEY AND BINNS, tJSffSSSS* OS.TEND SERVICE. S.S. ONEWA Leaves Prince's Wharf for OSTEND SUNDAY. WEDNESDAY, at 9.45 a.m.; FRIDAY, 6.30 p.m.; SATURDAY. 1.45 p.mr Leaving OSTEND SATURDAYS, 7 a.m. REMOVAL NOTICES. WM. J. H. CLARK, Consulting Accountant, Commercial Organiser, late of Dilworth Bldg.. has removed to 04, Power Boards-Bldgs., Queen S* C