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

AMUSEMENTS. LAST NIGHT — 5.30, 8.0. BUSTER KEATON—JIMMY DURANTE— THELMA TODD. | "SPEAK-EASILY." | ALSO.—Olympic Sports Aquatic Finals — Swimirdng, Rowing, Diving. MAJESTIC — TO-MORROW. Continuous from 11 a.m. tt's really an "Extended Season Attraction." but the Majestic has secured it to screen under its weekly change policy at Popular Prices, 1/, 1/0, 2/3. ELISSA LANDI ELISSA LANDI Pnul . Lukas with ELISSA LANDI.his. distinguished ELISSA LANDI c&at his cruel ELISSA LANDI land £«.«-£ with emotional unleash, Donald Crisp at his PAUL LUKAS a re numbered among PAUL LUKAS tnc supporting cast. PAUL LUKAS "BURNT OFFERING." From the Novel of the same name by Harry Hervey, author of "SHANGHAI EXPRESS." i * * Dialogue Written by LEON 'GORDON, Author of "White Cargo." Who is this woman— White . flower of the , . Jungle—Lovely creature of mystery—All men desired her—Yet all men labelled her undesirable —The lives of three men were tangled in her silken wet)— She tricked the first. Alexander Kirkland —Loved the second. Paul Lukas— Feared flie third, Warner Oland. MAJESTIC, TO-MORROW. FOR EXTENDED ADVT SEE PAGE 11. (Direction: Thos. A. O'Brien.) SEASON EXTENDED A FURTHER WEEK BY POPULAR DEMAND. — CONSTANCE BENNETT — In WHAT PRICE HOLLYWOOD? (Recommended by the Censor a.s more suitable for Adult Audiences.) With LOWELL SHERMAN,' NEIL HAMILTON. . . , . : GREGORY RATOFF. ... ,: Phone 43-114 for Reserves. %?\ PRINCE EDWARD N§ ' THEATRE . Karangahape Road. V — (Direction : John Fuller * Sons, Ltd.) — = RALPH BELLAMY In == § "ALMOST MARRIED." g E= JOE E. BROWN In Hi = "LOCAL BOY MAKES = = GOOD." . = =HlllllllllllllllllUHllllllim'HHllllllll= CAPITOL. -t TO-NIGHT, AT S T.M. "GOOD SPORT." JOHN BOLES — LINDA W ATKINS. Just One Wife Against Seven Deadly Blondes. SPECIALLY SELECTED SUPPORTS. . Phone 12-199 for Reserves. EMPIRE Dominion Road. TO-NIGHT, AT 8. John Barrymore and Marian Marsh In "THE MAD GENIUS." And "ADVENTURES IN AFRICA." O' NEHU NG A PICTURES. TO-NIGHT. Strand. George O'Brien In Strand. "MYSTERY RANCH." Strand. Based on the widely-read novel Strand. "The Killer." by Stewart'Edward Strand. White. Excellent Supporting Strand. Programme. | / THE SCREEN'S NEW \ I /SWEETHEART—ADORABLeX / RENATEMULLER \ / In V ( " SUNSHINE SUSIE " ) \ " SUNSHINE SUSIE " / \ Scattering Sunshine VYherever / \ She Goes. / DANCING. . AT LAST THE GREATEST EVENT IN DANCING HISTORY. MY-T-FINE DANCE CLUB, MUNICIPAL HALL, NEWMARKET, TO-NIGHT—WED.—TO-NIGHT, . S p.m. to 1 a.m. 1 MONSTER VICE-VERSA CARNIVAL. | And What a Carnival! Special Prizes Best impersonation, lady and gent, including 23-pieee Tea Set, Manicure Set (valued £1 10/), Shaving Set, Dressing Set, also Two Monte Carlos, Ist, 2nd and 3rd prizes in each; Spot Waltz. 20 prizes; Three Step, Tolonaise, etc. Granc Parade, 10 p.m. If you have the blues, be sure and attend the My-T-Fine Carnival To-night. Five hours of fun, excitement and laughter. Squeakers, Blow-outs, Chocs., Cigs., Novelty Hats, Streamers and Balloons Galore,; Coloured Lighting Effects. Come and liear our Snappy Girls' Band of six talented players. The Management wishes to notify its Patrona that they have left nothing undone to make this night a huge success. Admission 2/. Cubicles for parties. 3 H.' ANDERSON, M.C. AfA. T\ A N'C E TO-NIGHT, /& :M LABOUR HALL, . Old Musical Box, Karangahape Road.Entrance, Beresford Street. Tingle Tangle, D'Alberts, etc. Spot Waltz Prizes. Sociable. Good Floor. Prices to meet the depression: Gents, 1/. Ladies, 1/. x 5 rpO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT. X HEARD'S SPORTS GIRLS BIG DANCE, MAYFAIR CABARET, Karangahape Road. The Night of All Nights. Jazz, Jazz, 8-11 o'clock. Ladies, 1/. Gents, 1/6. A GOOD TIME ASSURED. 5 rpHE "STROLLERS" AGAIN I MONDAY, OCTOBER 17. LEN SHARP AND HIS a-FLATS. sa