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Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 290, 8 December 1932, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. ' THE NATIONAL THE NATIONAL (Opp. John Court, Ltd.). Sessions at 11—2.15—5. | 5 o'clock Shoppers' Session on I Fridays. FIXAL DAY of DOLORES DEL RIO in "BIRD OF PARADISE." TO-MORROW! . . . TRIUMPHANT RETURN For a Special Short Season of the Greatest Musical Comedy of the Screen ! "BRIDE OF "BRIDE OF "BRIDE OF EEE "BRIDE OF EE== = THE REGIMENT." THE REGIMENT." THE REGIMENT." THE REGIMENT." (Adult Recommendation.) IN GLORIOUS TIDfHNICOI.OL'R ! First National and Vitat>hone Picture, Featuring, The New King of Screen Lovers, WALTER PIDGEON, With a tremendous cast of Stars, including VIVI EN NH SEGAL, ALLAN PKIOK, LOUISE FAZEXDA, FOKD STIRLING, MYRNA LOY, LUPINO LANK. CLAUDE FLEMING. And Tliousands of Supporting Artists! MARVELLOUS SINGING ! NINE NEW SONGS ADDED TO TIIE SCORE! GIGANTIC AND WONDERFUL SETTING'S ! MORE ROMANCE—MORE DRAMA MORE COMEDY—MORE LOVE THRILLS THAN EVER BEFORE! REDUCED PRICES OF ADMISSION. Stalls, 1/; Dress Circle, 1/0; Children Half-price. BOOK AT NATIONAL. Phone 42-100. ONEHUNGA PICTURES. TO-NIGHT. Strand. Rert Bailey, as Dad; Alfreda Strand. Bevau, as Mum; and Fred MeStrand. Donald, as Dave, in Strand. "O n O UIt Q ELECTION." Strand. ""N "lilt Strand. Live, Love and Laugh with Dad, Strand. Mum and. Dave. Make "On Our Strand. Selection," tho all-Australian Strand, production your selection for an Strand, evening of laughter-packed enterStrand. tainment. Strand. Supporting Programme, Strand. "Symphony in Steel,"' Cartoon, Strand. "Micky Steps Out." and CineStrand. sound Review. / NOW \ / IN ITS \ / 3RD BIG WEEK.\ / 3RD BIG WEEK. \ ( "THE GHOST TRAIN." / \ "THE GHOST TRAIN." / \ YOU SIMPLY MUST / \ SEE IT. / VPLAZA / OF COURSE). THEY'RE DIFFERENT! Haven't you sampled a Ritz Fruit Iced Drink, at 6d? Drop in To-morrow and cool off at COOKE'S RITZ, LTD., 242, Queen St. :10 TROTTING. AUCKLAND TROTTING CLUB SUMMER MEETING, 1932. DECEMBER 27, 29 AND 31. NOMINATIONS. NOMINATIONS FOR ALL HANDICAP EVENTS close with the Secretary, Durham Street East, Auckland TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), December 9, at 5 p.m. GREAT NORTHERN TROTTING DERBY, 1933. FIRST PAYMENT OF £1 FOR THE GR.EAT NORTHERN TROTTING DERBY, 1933. is due and payable not later than TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), December 9, at 5 p.m. S A. G. MABEE, Secretary.

AMUSEMEN TS. LAST NIGHT. CHESTER MORRIS, CAROLE LOMBARD "SINNERS IN THE SUN." (Adult Recpmiiienda Mori.) SUPPORTING FEATU RETTES. ! STRAND 1 lllllillliillliiMlirllllillillll "The House of Happy Memories!" Direction Phil. Hay ward. Commencing TO-MORROW (Friday) : Sessions: 11.0, 2.0, 4.0,- 6.0 and S. Another New Programme! Paramount Pictures Present FREDRIC MARCH, SYLVIA SYDNEY, And ADRIANNE A-LLEN (The fascinating English Actress), In MERRILY ERRILY wg gs rno— !" j-o— !" (Adult Recommendation.) A Bittcr-Sweet Story of Marriage in 1932! A Mad-Giddy Mrrry-gO-round ! It's Love All Right ! SPLENDID SUPPORTING PROGRAMME OF FEATURETTES! Free Morning and Afternoon Tea. fTUDORI f STEEL RUDD'S FAMOUS COMEDY SUCCESS, "ON OUR SELECTION." The Sensational Record Breaker. Also EiXTRIj.MIvLY FINE .SUPPORTS. I SYMONDS ST. I u I Last Night at S. tJACK BUCHANAN, "GOOD NIGHT, VIENNA." And SUPERB LYRIC FEATURETTES. Also Bohhy Jones' Golf Series No. 1. ["tRITANNIA I CHESTER .MORRIS, in \\V "THE MIRACLE MAN." And nn Added Attraction, \\V "NIGHT WORLD," \\\ Starring i\\\ LEW AYRES and MAY CLARKE \\\ (Adult Recommendation.) TGREY LYNN CTNEMXI A\Y To-night at 8. \\\ Grand Double-Feature Programme. \\\ Tom Mix and His Wonder Horse, Tony, fin "THE TEXAS BAD MAN." Also. Betty Stockfield and Conway Tearle, In "CAPTIVATION-" AW A Ileal British .Melodrama. I GAIETY, TAKAPUNAI A\\ Marion Nixon and Ralph Bellamy, in ■ ,\\V "REBECCA OF SUNNVBROOK VOA FARM." \\\\ — Coming Saturday. — VVA "ON OUR SELECTION." - CAPITOL. TO-NIGHT IS GUEST NIGHT. COME EARLY. TWO FOR THE PRICE OF ONE. GUEST NIGHT — TO-NIGHT. Phone 12109. / For a Thrilling, N. - /Laughing Good Time,\ ] / You Simply Must Sec \ /'THE GHOST TRAIN."\ / "THE GHOST TRAIN." \ \ Now in its / \ 3RD BIG WEEK. / \ 3RD BIG WEEK / \ At the / \PLAZA/

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AMUSEMENTS. 11.0, 2500 SEATS, 2.15, CIVIC J> AT 8.0. 1/ ' 1/6, 21 ' Direction: Civic Theatre, Limited. LAST DAY— " THIS SPORTING AGE," " NIGHT CLUB LADY." TO-MORROW (FRIDAY)— WE PRESENT WITH PRIDE AND PLEASURE, MICHAEL ARLEN'S MICHAEL ARLEN'S MICHAEL ARLEN'S MICHAEL ARLEN'S MOST BEAUTIFUL STORY. \ "LILY CHRISTINE." I \ "LILY CHRISTIN E." X | \ "LILY CHRISTINE." X j ! \ "LILY CHRISTIN E." \ j 1 Ihilhs "LILY CHRISTINE." \ ] A PARAMOUNT PICTURE, STARRING CORINNE GRIFFITH, CORINNE GRIFFITH, CORINNE GRIFFITH, CORINNE GRIFFITH, -MORE BEAUTIFUL THAN EVER. MARGARET BANNERMAN, COLIN CLIVE, MARGARET BANNERMAN, COLIN CLIVE, As Mrs. Abbey. As Rupert Harvey. SPARKLING DIALOGUE. A magnificently mounted and artistically produced screen version of a Michael Arlen novel—packed with thrilling suspense, poignant drama and sparkling satire. Authentic English backgrounds provide the lovely settings. A GREAT SUPPORTING PROGRAMME INCLUDES PARAMOUNT NEWS SCREEN SONG, COMEDY. Also, NEW CIVIC ORCHESTRA. BOOK EARLY. RESERVATIONS FROM 2/3. PHONE 30-l».