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Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 288, 5 December 1932, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. •II ■: _|T ; RICHARD DIX, RICHARD DIX, RICHARD DIX, With GWILI ANDRE (Pronounced Jee-lee On-dray). ZASU PITTS,

EDWARD EVERETT HORTON "ROAR OF THE DRAGON." (Adult Audience Recommendation. 1 ) v MORE ACTION 7 THAN ANY OTHER FILM HAS EVER HELP. ' ' Richard Dix plays again his favourite characterisation of a hard-hitting American amid perils in far ports—now in Manchuria, scene of the world's most ruthless mass banditry, The Majestic is noted for its Peaturettes This Week: Comedy—Double Newsreel—Cartoon, Magic Carpet Travel. 2000 SEATS, 1/, 1/6, 2/3. Crowds parted the theatre again on Saturday to see this never-to-be- •• forgotten Masterpiece at : THE NATIONAL THE NATIONAL ' : (6pp. John Court, litd.).'' ' . '■■■r Sessions at 11—2.15—5.' ... GLORIOUS DOLORES DEL RIO DOLORES DEL RIO DOLORES DEL RIO •With JOBL McCRBA, ' . In the most beautiful and entrancing of Island Romances. King Vldor'g sweeping spectacle,

i&\ BIRD OF OF PARADISE." 0 O"BTRD OF PARADISE."^ On tie screen in a blaze of Glory t » * «. * BDDUCED PRICES OF ADMISSION: i:>: Stalls?, If; Dress Circle, 1/6: ■; Reserves 1/6.and 2/3. Children Half-price. Book at National. Phone 42-169.-MPIRB - —- IjAST KIGHT. Mary Newcomfc—Owen Nares in ' "FRAiEL -WOMEN," And Helen Twelvetrees in "A WOMAN OF EXPERIENCE." T"\O YOU WANT TO BE IN THE MOVIES? ON WEDNESDAY NEXT Full Details of mHB r\ REATEST CJCREEN : mEST Ever held in New Zealand will be Published in this Paper. BIG MONBY PR IZB S. 5 DANCING. , J&yK g'PBCIAL QHARIT.r TAB OU B -g-A LL, I-. , ;.' KAiRANGAHAPB ROAD ■■; (Entrance Beresford St.). Proceeds donated to provide Christmas Cheer for Wives and Children of Auckland's ■ Class War. Prisoners. ~ WORKERS! ROLL UP! -Light Supper Provided. .: .„ • Gents, 1/61 Eadles,. i/1..'."-i5

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