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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 70, 24 March 1933, Page 14

AMUSEMENTS. ST. JAMES , , 1 ST. JAMES , -—. "Where Sound Sounds Best" Sessions: 11 a.m., 2.15 and 8. COMMENCING TO-DAY ' COMMENCING TO-DAY A Crime Drama that Is Posltlvelj ' Hilling. ■ ■ THE PENGUIN THE PENGUIN THE PENGUIN THE PENGUIN THE PENGUIN THE PENGUIN; POOL MURDER. POOL MURDER. POOL MURDER. POOL MURDER POOL MURDER POOL MURDER. Approved for Universal Exhibition With EDNA MAY OLIVER EDNA MAY OLIVER ' EDNA MAY OLIVER J - JAMES GLEASON, MAE] CLARKE, Absolutely different from the usual trni of "Crime" Picture. ' IT'S COMEDY FROM START TO FINISH. When the body -was found in the New York Aquarium, every eel. in the house was examined for finger-prints. Not a flshbowl was left unturned. The detectives were all wet until the school mistress from lowa - tracked down the slayer. YOU'LL JUST DIE LAUGHING AT EDNA MAY OLIVER IN THIS PISH POND MURDER MYSTERY TH4T GAVE DETECTIVES WATER O\ THE BRAIN. "£ PLANS AT ST. JAMES'. '''; , — i s&j, ( NATIONAL V &*" I s- I NATIONAL / c T "»t, SHOPPERS' SESSION 5 P.M. TO-DAY. — NOW SHOWING — THE GREATEST ROMANTIC ACTION-FILLED THRILLER OF THE YEAR, Sensational story (if ZANE 'He open raugee, "7 AMP which proved so ZiArN Hi popular as a. nortL GREY'S ? ow '.^'sf Xt>wv.o turp ' teeming-with GKEY S action, drama aid I . thrills. 4 " WILD HORSE MESA." " WILD HORSE MESA." " WILD HORSE MESA." "WILD HORSE MESA." " WILD HORSE MESA." A Paramount Picture, A Spirited Story ' ■'■ - '.'■' of Dauntless Men, With Courageous Women _ . ».„„, ~„ r,,-,,™ and the Dangerous SCOTT, West where Justice ££££ Y K speaks through the I'Kli-D KOHLER. Muzzle of a Gun. ' Excellent Featurettes. Approved for Universal Exhibition. PRICES : 1/, I/O. Phone 42-169. . —ONEHUNGA PICTURES. - TO-NIGHT. Strand. Carole Lombard, Chester Morris, Strand. and Alison Skipwortli, In Strand. "SINNERS IN THE SUN'." Strand. Recommended bu Censor for Strand. Adults. Strand. Comedy, Pictorial, Talkartoon and Strand. News. TO-MORROW NIGHT. <^I)IXIELAND.^> free taxi service, w evM x sltur6a?. s ', Watch Tomorrow's Dailies. Phone 215-Gls for Reservations. Direction: M. A. NASSOOR: SWIMMING. __ TITOUNT EDEN AND NORTH SHOKB IVI CLUBS. .THIRD GRAND AUSTRALIAN CARNIVAL. TEPID BATHS, TUESDAY, MARCH 28, AT 8 P.M. - WONDERFUL PROGRAMME — 220 Yards Senior Scratch Kace. SOO Yards Relay, N.S.W v. Auckland. 150 Yard* Intermediate Scratch Attempt by Vic Besomo, 100 lards *■" Backstroke Record. airrnpnAY at Nominations close on SATURUAL the Tepid Baths, at S p.m. NOTE 1/6, Children M\ Special Seating, 2/; Reserves ~A>. H. MOORE, x 24 Hon. Secretary.^ ROWINO . END ROWING CLUB. PATRON'S AT HOME, SATURDAY, MARCH 25. A Cordial Invitation is Extended to FRIENDS, SUPPORTERS AND IAO* MEMBERS ESPECIALLY 10 BE PRESENT. FIRST RACE 3 P.M. AFTERNOON TEA; LECTURES. —Q gOMETHING Jso t&s£ TWO SHORT COURSES ( 3 EVENINGS EACH). > i T oX go 4^ man (Mr. Gainor Jackson) anU worker (Mr. T. Bloodworth). . "Possibilities of Recovery witnln * Zealand." two (b) WEDNESDAY. MARCH 29 ««« " followins WEDNESDAYS, at 7.30 P. "NEW HORIZONS IN ART. *°L ht , "Sculpture," by Mr. W. H.. n A.R.C.A. Lantern illustrations. Both Courses at Old Grammar benu^ Symonds St., at 7.30 p.m. sharp, r f Discussion to follow. Course tickets <. per course) at door; single lecture, Full Winter Courses begin APBIIj j Syllabus obtainable from Bookshops W.E.A. Office. Phone 40-094. :27 N. M. RICHMOND, Director^ Printed and PuWlslied Tor tlie " New Zealand Newspapers, Ll ""% 3i hy Amhro.se Charles I ,; ' ws ° n ' lis ° n r er Hamilton Road, Ponsonby. P ub '^"rtY. D d the Office or the Company, -snorijn" Street, Auckland. FRIDAY,-MARCH 24, 1933.