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Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 238, 7 October 1932, Page 14

AMUSEMENTS I Everybody's ~~ " | Heading for the s Majestic and the Finest all-round Show in Town. majestic majestic. Last Bvening-s Queue at the ll.w, entrance provides sufficient , 3e9tlc mendation of the programme? 0 ®" ELISSA LANDT ELISSA LANDI' ELISSA LANDI,' With paullukas, PAULLUKAS, In "burnt OFFERING." * is womanWhite flower of the Jungle—Lovely crea- 111 ture of mystery—AH men desired her—Yet all men labelled her undesirable—The lives of three men were tangled in her silken web —She tricked the first, Alexander Kirkland—Loved the second, Paul Lukas— Feared the third, Warner Oland. (Adult Recommendation.) CONTINUOUS FROM 11 A.M "Burnt Offering" screens 11, 12.55, 2 35' 4.10, 6.15, 8.40. It is a.programme that has variety and just the kind of entertainment that one likes to go to after a tiring day. BOOK NOW. PLANS AT MAJESTIC. PHONE 43-210. (A Fuller-Hayward Theatre.)

gPECIAL jyjATINDES (JIO-IIOBEOW At the following SUPERIOR SUBURBAN THEATRES, which guarantee your children will be pleasantly and amusingly entertained by specially suitable programmes. I LYRICI UV Great Double Bill. ||\V SYLVIA SIDNEY In ,\\\l "LADIES OF THE BIG \\\ HOUSE." \\\ . — And — \\V GENEVIEVE TOBIN and \\M IVAN LEBEDEFF, In \\Y "KISSES BY COMMAND." V\\) ("The Gay ' Diplomat."). 1 ITUDORI f\V\ MAURICE CHEVALIER, JEANETTE MACDONALD, \V\J "ONE HOUR °WITH YOU." (Wj (Adult Recommendation.) |V\\ These Two Versatile Musical Comedy j\\\ Favourites in their Greatest and Latest. \\\ SUPERB TUDOR FEATURETTES. | BRITANNIA] th PO o nso^ s ' J— 1 To-night, 7.45. \\vJ Two Grand Features. AAV CHESTER MORRIS In WN "CORSAIR." \VO And MART BRIAN In WO "HOMICIDE SQUAD." (Adult Recommendation.) | GREYLYNN CINEMA^ fi\yCosy and Warm. To-night at 8. ;AVj. The World's Greatest Spectacular Air \VyV Drama. \\V! "HELL'S DIVERS." V\U With i\VfWALLACE BEERY and CLARK GABLE \\\] A Smashing Spectacular Story of .. i the Navy in the Air. EMPIRE Dominion Road. TO-NIGHT AT 8. Elmer Rice's Pulitzer Prize Drama " STREET SCENE," And "PARTNERS." LEAGUE FOOTBALL. LEAGUE FOOTBALL. LEAGUE FOOTBALL. mti} LEAGUE FOOTBALL. — CARLAW PARK — TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). — CHARITY DAY. — JAFFE CUP. • MARIST 0.8. V. PONSONBY No. 1, 3.10. CURTAIN-RAISER. OLD TIMERS CITY THE OLD ROVERS. V ' PONSONBY. 2.30. lieferee A. E. Cooke. Come and see the Old Favourites— Barney Longbottom, Andy Saunders, Bill Mincnftni, Chaplin Smith, Artie Kae, Scotty McCTjinont, Sam Lowry, Porky Gibbons. Shaddow Russell, Jim Clark, Jim Rukutai, George Hunt, Ernie Asher, Opai Asber, Bill Davidson, George Davidson, Monk Keiu, Tom Avery. Hosts of others. the Match of the season. All Free List Absolutely Suspended. Admission : Ground 1/. Ladies 6d. Stand.6(l. IVAN CULPAN, x 7 Hon. Sec. A.RL_ DANCING. CHOPPERS' DANCE, TO-NIGHT. Ladies 1/. ' Gentlemen 1/6. At the MAYFAIR CABARET, Karangaliape Road. Come and Make Merry at the Mayfair. Lots of Fuu for Everyone. ' Novelty Dances, Streamers, Etc. *1 mo-MORROW — SATURDAY, ST. SEPULCHRE'S HALL. FINAL COMBINED DA-NCE OF THE 1032 SEASON i FOR THE BIG SPLASH. THE STROLLERS AGAIN And LBN SHARP AND HIS FIVE FLATS COMING MONDAY. OCTOBER 17. Price, 1/ and 1/6. ANCE Hats, 1/0 dozen; No v elties, dozen, large variety Maim faeturer. 270, Karangahape Rd. in°ne 27-720. •' " - TEACHERS OF DANCING. r.i-ij (;\V'E x "TH MacNAUGHTON has reM sumed Teaching at 54. M ur ''^ h Grey Lynn. National, Operatic and Tap "PARISIAN Studioi 419, 1 Old-time Dance every Monday, startinOctobcr 3, opening night complimentary ■•CJYMONDSVILLE." Symonds Wt.—Aiin"'' 1 Supper Dance, Saturday. Stb S to 12 p.m. nFNTISTRY. "OETTER Dentistry at Howey JLJ really good work at fees J P afford to pny. , HO WET WALKER does really goo Reliable Work at very reasonable fee • Opposite John Court, Ltd.

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