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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 49, 1 March 1933, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. Direction....Civic Theatre, Ltd. , • LAST TWO NIGHTS. 2500 SEATS AT 1/, 1/6, 2/. THE INCOMPARABLE QONSTANCE JgENNETX In r -1TWO AGAINST THE WORLD. With NEIL HAMILTON. Recommended by Censor for Adults. GREAT SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. ENGLAND V. AUSTRALIA. GREAT CLOSE-UPS OF 4TH TEST. FRIDAY NEXTFRIDAY NEXTSHE'S BACK! 4 AND GREATER THAN EVER. THE NEW -i CLARA BOW, > CLARA BOW, CLARA BOW, CLARA BOW, CLARA BOW, CLARA BOW, CLARA BOW, CLARA BOW, CLARA BOW, CLARA BOW, CLARA BOW, CLARA BOW, CLARA BOW, CLARA BOW, CLARA BOW, CLARA BOW, CLARA BOW, CLARA BOW, MORE ALLURING THAN EVER, ' I f In "CALL HER SAVAGE." " CALL HER SAVAGE." " CALL HER SAVAGE." "CALL HER SAVAGE." " CALL HER SAVAGE." " CALL HER SAVAGE."* % .. A Fox. Special. i Recommended by Censor Jor Adults. , With GILBERT ROLAND, ESTELLE TAYLOR, M THELMA TODD. EVERY WOMAN WILL WANT 4 ' TO SEE THIS PICTURE OF Jt GORGEOUS GOWNS — BRl]> £ LI A NT SETTINGS—POWER: c FUL STORY. i A Clara Bow never before revealed. Given full scope to if display her dramatic genius, it retaining her vivid personal- i[ Ity. ' And coming through •with a performance so sin- ■ cere, so forceful that it again » places her high among the screen's great. j : — 1 • ■ 1 I —- BOOK EARLY RESERVATIONS FROM 2/3. PHONE 30-100. >•

. HEAR JACK HULBEHT SING "SHALL WE WEAR PYJAMAS Oft THE OLD-FASHIONED NIGHTIE?" K IVOLI R INK ' Entirely Redecorated, Snappier than ever. Come to the GRAND OPENING NIGHT, Wednesday, March 8. IN THE CENTRE OF THE SHOPPING AREA. The Ritz is handy to all the big shops, so you-can break .your shopping tour and have a Cool Drink or Ice in pleasant surroundings. Ices from 6d, Sundaes from 9d. —COOKE'S RITZ, LTD., 242, Queen Street. :x4 BAND PERFORMANCES. .A&ps&h WATERSIDERS' rfGgMm SILVER BAND. ALBERT PARK, TO-MORROW EVENING (THURSDAY), S p.m. (Weather permitting). A Farewell Performance to the Adjudicator, Mr. Wright, Dunedin Band Contest. A Special Hymn Rendering by the Band. WYNNE SMITH, Conductor. M. JACOBS, Hon. Sec. M TJN St L aste^ m GEO. BUCKLEY. AfjfTnfN TO-MORROW (Thurs.) EVENING, at S o'clock. PROGRAMME OF POPULAR MUSIC. Also at the Zoological Park on AFTERNOON, and Albert Park on SLNDAY EVENING. i LEAGUE FOOTBALL. TDONSONBY UNITED FOOTBALL Jr. CLUB —LEAGUE. GRjJ ANNUAL MEETING. JK All Players, Intending Players and Supporters are invited to attend the Annual Meeting, Leys Institute, Ponsonby, MONDAY March 6, at 7.30 p.m. sharp. Business :To .Receive Report and Balance-sheet, Election of Officers, General. :4 C. J. W. TAYLOR. Hon. Sec. RUGBY FOOTBALL. ORTH SHORE RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB. The Annual Meeting of the above Clul> will be held in Anthony's Teatooms. next P. 0., Devonport, TO-MORROW (Thursday) at 8 p.m. Members, intending members and all supporters are invited to attend. 1 W. B. O'BRIEN, Hon. Secretary. CHIROPRACTORS. GRIFFITHS, Chiropractor (California College Graduate), usual course, six weeks, consultations free.—l 24, Symonds St. Phone 47-524. D