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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 2, 4 January 1933, Page 14

AMUSEMENTS. LAST DAY OF THE 2ND TRIUMPHANT WEEK. "JACK"? THE BOY" HAS SMASHED ALL PREVIOUS RECORDS AND IS STILL PACKING THE PLAZA TO CAPACITY. YESTERDAY'S AUDIENCE j WAS LARGER THAN THE OPENING DAY'S. (j London "Sunday Dispatch." This British picture is better than first class. It is startling and sar- - [ prisingly brilliant. /THE PLAZaX !\THE PLAZA, > N. The Ail-British Theatre. yf Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. g.-«sions : 11, 12.2i>, 2.C0. 5 p.m. DE LUXE SESSION S P-M. GAINSBOROUGH'S GREATEST MUSICAL COMEDY. : THE BRIGHTEST AND BREEZIEST SHOW IN TOWN DELIGHTFUL MUSIC. BRITAIN'S FOREMOST COMEDIAN, v JACK HULBERT, \\ \ JACK HULBERT, \\ \ " JACK'S THE BOY." \ \ " JACK'S THE BOY." \ With WINIFRED SHOOTER. ' ONE LONG LAUGH FROM BEGINNING TO END. PHONE 41-586. j NEW REGENT j EPS om. j NEW REGENT j E " OM " | 11 Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd TO NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK. SOMETHING NEW AND EXTIBEL3 I SUPERIOR IN MYSTERY PLAYS, it Gainsborough-British Lion's Overshadowing Success. EDGAR WALLACES BEST. EDGAR WALLACE'S BEST. THE FRIGHTENED LADY. | THE FRIGHTENED LADY The Identical Cast of Distftigoislie* [ Actors who made it the Ontsiamlias Dramatic Snccess of the year at Wynd ham's Theatre. London. NORMAN McKIXNELL. CATHLEEN NESBIT. And London's Greatest Character Comedian. GEORGE lIARKER. | EMPRESS j To-night at o'clock [111 Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. I i DOUBLE-STAR. [ x O . I—EDMUND LOWE In " TRANSATLANTIC." Vo. I —JOAN BENNETT In " SHE WANTED A j [jl MILLIONAIRE." j WEST ENrfr^To^h^at^s ill I Direction: Amalgamated Theatre?. Ltd. 2 — BIG FEATURES — 2 II No. I—WARNER OI.AND In "CHARLIE CHAN'S CHANCE." No. 2—WILL ROGERS In lill BUSINESS & PLEASURE. ■ 7 ALEXANDRA j T Z^jf\ Ul\ Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. i [|| In respon?" to numerous requests, thf | Management will screen for to-nigh! I " SUNSHINE SUSIE." !,, " SUNSHINE SUSIE." Also SKYSCRAPER SOULS'' I Free Bus leaves Lake Road 7. {0. iJJ Campbell Road 7-V». I EDENDALE CINEMA] ifj SANDRINGHAM. To-night at S. I Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. II VICTOR McLAGLEN 111 "RACKETY RAX." | KING'S THEATRE j j NORTHCOTE. To-night at S. I Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. Clark Gable. Wallace Beery, in 1 "HELL DIVERS.'' j FREE BUS TO-NIGHT. PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, ETC. A Ss" D°cH Ess ' —s— Auckland's' Fastest and Most Comfortable Excur- * CENTRAL WHARF. F° R M ATIATIA tOneroa Ocean Beach). THURSDAY. 9.80: FRIDAY 6.30; SATURDAY, 1.43; SUNDAY, 0.30. F OK Jv AWAUSATURDAY. 1.41: SUNDAY. 9.30. WATKIN AND WALLIS 42-400 and 4-1-707. ' D j —""'- TT«X-CURSION l**"'".'"**g-f -EXCURSION To Meet tne Times. DURING SUMMER SCHOOL HOLIDAYS. TRAM, KERRY AND BUS. Any Section on Auckland Tram Route to any Suction on route to Mflford. or Milford to any Section on Auckland Trams. Return Fare: ADULTS. 1/9. CHILDREN, 9d. __ ws jb r«&% "DRADNEY AND BINNS. M '"~ OSTEND SERVICE. S.S. ONEWA Leaves Prince's Wharf Daily. SUNDAYS till THURSDAYS, inclusive, 9.45 a.m. FRIDAYS. 0.4." a.m. and G. 30 p.m. SATURDAYS, 1.43 p.m. Leaving Ostend. Saturdays, at 6.4.j a.m. " D JgANGITOTO, "\rOTUIHI AND TSLJXGTON "R ATDAILY SERVICE. OLIVE LAUNCHES leave Steps 10 a.m. Leave Bay 4 p.m., Motuthi 4.30 p.m., Kancitoto 5 p.m. RETURN FARE—Rangitoto, 1/0; Bay and Motnihi, 2/. x 4 CHIROPODY. ACHING Feet. Bunions, Corns, latest treatment; equipment as I-ondon American Foot Clinics.—Mervyn Adams, Foot Specialist. Pacific Bidgs.. Queen St. C j CARRIERS AND EXPRESSMEN. lUGGAGE Camping Gear, specially catered J Tor.—C.T.D., late Chess Delivery. Phone 4--,.t;.- l r, Ring for quote. C DYERS AND CLEANERS. AUCKLAND Renovating Tailors. Suits. Costumes. Frocks, etc.. Dry Cleaned. Tailor-pressed, Repaired. Remodelled. Kelined. —4u-097. Quay St. (opp. Queen's Wharf). a Cleaned Like New. Electee v Shampooing. Id square foot.—Domestic Vncunm fleanins Co. Phone 44-CIMI. n CIA RPET Cleaning and Shampooing, one i penny square foot.—Vacuum Cleapir"; Co.. Albert St.—Phone 41-7G9. D fnROTHALL WAY Cleaners. Dyers. Ltd. \J One-day Service.—Office and Works. Edenvale Rd.. Mr. Eden. Phone 13000. C ECONOMISE. Have your old Hcadzenr made as new at Cooper's, Wakefield St., the Expert Renovators. W ""PORTERS." Established 1892. give •I satisfaction in all work. Vans collect. <!eli<-er — Shop. 43. Knrangahape Rd A WH. DREW, Tailor. Cleaner Dyer.— - Renovations and Remodelling a Specialty.—Phone 47-790. 210, Hobson St.