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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 58, 10 March 1933, Page 14

AMUSEMENTS. COMMENCING TO-DAY. CONSTANCE CONSTANCE CONSTANCE CONSTANCE CONSTANCE CONSTANCE CONSTANCE CONSTANCE CONSTANCE BENNETT, BENNETT, BENNETT, BENNETT, BENNETT, BENNETT, BENNETT, BENNETT, BENNETT, PAUL LUKAS, PAUL LUKAS, PAUL LUKAS, And JOEL McCREA , JOEL McCREA In " ROCKABYE." "ROCKABYE." - " ROCKABYE." " ROCKABYE." " ROCKABYE." " ROCKABYE." "ROCKABYE." " ROCKABYE." " ROCKABYE." Recommended b;/ Censor for Adults. — Supports — Two News Reels—Cnr'toon —Comedy —Pathc Audio Review. PLANS AT ST. JAMES'. ANOTHER BIG STAR AND AUTHOR SHOW. llllllllllllllllJlllllll MAJESTIC MAJESTIC lillllllllllllllllllllll Continuous from 11 a.m. Sessions: 11, 2.15, 5..J0, S.O. Last night's large audience literally gripprd their seats us thrill after thrill was revealed. "THE .MASK OF FU MANCHU." You saw him last in "The Mummy." KARLOFF, KARLOFF, KARLOFF, THE UNCANNY! A New Fu Manchu Sensntimi greater than the Screen lins ever had from the Fen of Sax Bohmcr. KAREN MORLEY, LEWIS STONE, JEAN HERSHOLT, MYRNA LOY, CHAS. STARRETT. «• Recommended by Censor for Adults. Also Screening: ZASU TIIBLMA PITTS—TODD in "Bed Noses." • * "Fisherman's Paradise." "TROUT FISHING." Novelty Featurette. » * Double Newneel. MAJESTIC PRICES: Royal Circle 1/, Grand Circle 1/0. Telephone No. 43-210. DOG SHOW. £k AUCKLAND KENNEL Vm. ASSOCIATION SHOW ALSATIAN TRAINING DEMONSTRATION. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), 2 P.M., AT CADMAN'S PARKING STATION, GREY'S AVENUE. ALL SORTS OF DOGS SHOW. Dogs exhibited in these Classes need not be registered, nor be of any recognised These dogs will be admitted to the Show on Saturday Afternoon, at one o'clock sharp. They must be washed and brushed, and must pass Veterinary Examination (free of charge), subject to the same conditions as for registered dogs. NO ENTRY FEB. Just bring your dog on Saturday, March 11, at 1 o'clock. Exhibitors will pay 1/ for admission to All' Classes open to Members and NpnThe Association's SILVER MBDAL will be awarded to the winner in each Class containing a minimum entry of five dogs. CLASSES FOR.—I. The Biggest Dog. 2 The Smallest Dog (over one year old). 3 The Fattest Dog. 4. The Dog with most -bandy legs. 5. The Dog with the longest ears. G. The Dog with the shortest tail • ■ 7. The Dos which can wag its tail the fastest. 8. The Dog in best-kept condition. 9. The best Terrier. 10. Puppies under 12 months (all breeds). 11. The best Sporting Dog. 12. The best Trick Dog. 13. The Dog in best Fancy Dress. 14. The Oldest Dog. 13. The Dog showing the greatest variety of breeds. IG. Prettiest Dog shown and paraded by a boy or girl under 10 years of age. 17. Prettiest Dog shown and paraded by a boy or girl over 10 and under 1G years of age. IS. The Biggest Dog paraded by the smallest girl or boy. If). Mystery Class. In this class the Judge will be handed a sealed envelope. He will open it and only then will he know, or anyone except the Secretary know, what points are to be judged in this particular closs. 10 R. MARSHALL, Hon. Sec. RESTAURANTS AND TEAROOMS. /"IENTRAL, ideal for wedding breakfasts, v- , excellent catering.— over Melvern's, Karangahape RcL 13