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Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 244, 14 October 1932, Page 14

AMUSEMENTS. Our Prices Never Vary. 2000 SEATS, 1/, 1/6, 2/3. [Kill MAJESTIC Hill I MAJESTIC (A Fuller-Hayward Theatre.) Continuous Daily from 11 a.m. (Adult Audience Recommendation.) . PHILLIPS HOLMES you'll .-. WALTER HUSTOIS thank ANITA PAGE 223E" ....: lewis stone • • • MARY CARLISLE a ..... JOHN MILJAN great . . JEAN HERSHOUI film. p TULLY MARSHALL .... NOEL FRANCIS " NIGHT COURT." "NIGHT COURT." "NIGHT COURT." PT/4NS A daring new feature *.% combining the terrifi Ai drama of the plot wit! ■MAJESTIC. the touching romance be I . • i tween the young coupl< „,,„„,, who find themselves un vnone wittingly in the centre o 43-210. a maelstrom of graft. G MASrWOMiN." e - BOY FRIENDS COMED: A Cyclonic Pageant o Laughter, Gags an< Thrills. FOX M.OVIBTONB NEWS, METROTONE NEWS. OPBCIAL TITATINBBS rpO-MORROV At the following SUPERIOR SUBURBAN THEATRES, which guarantee your children will be, pleasantly ana amusingly entertained by specially suitable programmes. I TTTnnP I REMUERA RD J 1 UJJUK J To-night, S jVW ELISSA LANDI,,-. ■ - \\\l That Charming British Actress, in WO THE WOMAN IN ROOM 13 iWv Outstanding Story of Adventure. \\\j SUPERB TUDOR FBATURETTBS. I T VDTP I SYMONDS ST I JUII\.IL> I To-night, 8 \\\ MARILYN MILLER, \W -With BEN LYON, ii WO "HER MAJESTY LOVE," \\Y And CAROL LOMBARD, in VM "NO ONE MAN." (Adult Recommendation.) i r»r»TmA\T\TTA I THREE LAMPS I BRITANNIA | To-mg&t. s i\\V. Mammoth Attraction. V\V RICHARD DIX, \\\\ With MARY ASTOR, ii oy\\ "THE LOST SQUADRON," (\\\ And SLIM SUiMMBRVILLE with iVA' ZASU PITTS, in y\ "THE UNEXPECTED FATHER." I GREY LYNN CINEMA"; w\i The Home of Good Pictures. V\\\ To-night at 8. .\\V . Another Monster Double-Feature \\\l Programme. V\\\ IMarion Davies and Clark Gable In 00\ "POLLY OF THE CIRCUS." i\\\ A Picture Packed with Thrills. \\\ -^so, \\V Miriam iSeagar and Eddie Quillan, h SSSS "BIG. MONEY." \\\\ A 'Great Comedy on the Gangster iPlc \\\ ture. The Biggest and Best Programm« "" in any saburt. r| THE LQNDON"! Opp, G.P.0.. Queen St. \) ENTIRE CHANGE TO-DAY. \. c , 2 STAR BRITISH FEATURES. bd Adults 6d, Children 3d. Circle 1/. 6d A Leslie Fuller Laughter Hit. 6d LESLIE FULLER In 6d 6d " NOT SO QUIET 6d fid ."NOT SO QUIET R(] ON THE r Oa 6d ON THE 6d 6d WESTERN FRONT." 6d 6d WESTERN FRONT." 6d And CARL BRISSON Tn 6d "THE SONG OF SOHO." 6d 6d "THE SONG OF SOHO." 6d Sessions: 11.15, 2, 4, 6, and 8. 6d 6d THE LONDON. 6d 6d HAIL SUMMER! GALA NIGHT TO OPBN THE SUMMER SEASON. TO-NIGHT. TOtNIGHT. THE AUCKLAND CLVB^> PETER PAN* CABARET. Special Ventilation Ensures a Congenial Temperature. Flannels Optional. A <3ood Time Assured. Free Chocolates and Cigarettes. Light Supper Provided. •Mere. Bree and the Celebrated Peter Pan Cabaret Band. Admission, 1/6 and 2/. BOXING. m& town hall. Uj| town hall. Monday next, oct.'-17. Monday next, oct. 17. KID COMO KID COMO America) KID COMO V. TED OXLEY (New Zealand) TED OXLEY TED OXLEY • . j PRECEDED BY FIRST-CLASS AMATEUR CONTESTS. PRICES OF ADMISSION : Stage. 10/; Circle, 4/; Front Stalls, 3/; Back Stalls and Gallery, 1/6. Box Plan, at Asher's, Now Open. • PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, ETC. . .--j TDRADNEY ' AND BIN'NS, OSTEND SERVICE. S.S. ONEWA Leaves Prince's Wharf for OSTEND, SUNDAY, WEDNESDAY, at 9.43 a.m.; FRIDAY, 6.30 p.m.; SATURDAY, 1.45 p.m. Leaving OSTEXD SATURDAYS, 7 a.m. " D "RANGITOTO, ISLINGTON BAY AND -LV- MOTUIHI.—HIKERS ! Go this Trip. Olive Launches leave Launch Steps Sat., 10 a.m. and 1.30 p.m.; Sunday, 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Return fare, Rangitoto 3/6; Bay and Motuilii, 2/; Children half fare. N. J. Inglis, Prop. Phone 42-133. 14 TEACHERS OF DANCING. MISS GWENTH MiicNAUGHTON has resumed Teaching at 54, Murdoch Rd., Grey Lynn. National, Operatic and Tap. r