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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 73, 28 March 1933, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. ~7 CBOWDED AT EVERY SESSION. J AGAIN YESTERDAY AND LAST NIGHT THOUSANDS THRONGED THE PLAZA. Z /THE PLAZaX I < THE PLAZA, / '' N. The All-British Theatre. X Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd SESSIONS: 11, 12.4 D. 2.30, 5, 8 p.m. BOOK EARLY FOR TO-NIGH , .__ TELEPHONE 41-586. = A SPARKLING, SOPHISTICATED 5 COMEDY, WITH THE DEBONAIR. COMICAL, ONE AND ONLY, NEVER-TO-BE-FORGOTTEN TOM WALLS \\\ TOM WALLS o\\ TOM WALLS W TOM WALLS v\ N TOM WALLS \\\ TOM WALLS Ably Assisted by BEAUTIFUL, TALENTED ANNE GREY, WHOSE CHARGING PERSONALIT ADDS MUCH TO THE BRILLIANCE. O: THIS OUTSTANDING PRODUCTION , IT'S THE TALK OF THE TOWN. Recommended for Adults. CRYSTAL I A I RIALTO PALACE N RIALTO (Mt. Eden Rd.) D (Newmarket)' Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. FINAL SCREENING. TO-NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK. AT BOTH THEATRES. " AS THE DEVIL COMMANDS." With ALAN DINEHART, MAE CLARKE, ' NEIL HAMILTON. Recommended by Censor ■ . for Adults. " AIR HOSTESS." ." AIR HOSTESS." With BVALYN KNAPP, JAMES MURRAY, THELMA TODD, ARTHUR PIERSON. Approved for Universal Exhibition. STALLS, 1/, 1/. Children, Half-price. 1 ATTV A XT"n"P A i Green Lane, [ ALJIiAAJNiJKA I to-night at I I Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. I RUTH CHATTEP.TON s • — In — ! " THE RICH ARE ALWAYS WITH US." Recommended by Censor for Adults. ' FREE BUS leaves Lake Road 7.40, Ellerslie 7.45, Penrose 7.50. I EDENDALE CINEMA] SANDRINGHAM, To-night at 8 p.m. Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. JOE E. BROWN In "FIREMAN, SAVE MY CHILD." Also, Fox Aussie News. I Approved for Universal Exhibition. 1 NEW DE LUXE l To M n UTB Direction; Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. WARNER BAXTER In "SIX HOURS TO. LIVE." Approved for Universal Exhibition. CRICKET. SECOND J|/ TEST. ENGLAND V. N.Z. NEXT FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MONDAY. EDEN PARK. BE WISE, AND RESERVE YOUR SEAT NOW AT THE BOOKING OFFICE: WATTS' SPORTS DEPOT, LTD., Exchange Lane. NOTE PRICES OF ADMISSION: Season Reserves, Ground and Stand.. 11/ Daily Reserves, Ground and Stand .. 5/7 Admission to Ground each day 2/ Children, 6d. . ■ 28 JfJDEN PARK BOARD OP CONTROL. NOTICE. NO MOTOR CARS, other than OFFICIAL CARS, will be allowed behind the Stands during the Cricket Test. Special Passes must be shown at Road Entrance. T. D. B. HAT, 23 Secretary. LECTURES. mO-MORROW (WED.), wb*v9 at old grammar school, symonds street, 7.30 p.m. sharp. First of Three Illustrated Lectures on "New Horizons in Art," "SCULPTURE," By MB. W. H. WRIGHT, A.R.C.A. Other Subjects: "Painting" (Mr. John Weeks), and "Architecture" (Mr. W. H. Guininer, F.R.1.8.A.). Course Ticket, 1/; Single Lecture, 6d. Don't Forget Round-table Discussion of Economic Crisis TO-NIGHT, as advertised yesterday. 28 MEETINGS. TJ N I T E D p A R T Y. PARNELL BRANCH. AN URGENT MEETING of the above Branch will be held in the Remuera Library Hall, TO-MORROW (Wednesday), at 8 o"clock. All mein'bers especially requested to attend. ,T. ADAMS, Chairman. x2S W. A. WILKINSON, Hon. Sec. Q.LEN EDEN TOWN BOARD. NOTICE. A Public Meeting will be hold TOMORROW. March 20, in the Town Hall, nt 8 p.m., when the Board will present a statement of the work done and the financial position of the Board. By order |of the Board, H. CROUCHER. 28 Town Clcrfc. A UCKLAND CURRENCY REFORM -£*- LEAGUE. A meeting will be held in Wright's Buildings, Fort Street, on WEDNESDAY, March 29, at. 8 p.m. sharp, at which a plan for the economic rehabilitation of New Zealand will be submitted by Dr. J. C. Finlay. Public meeting and open discussion. M.' C. O'NEILL, 29 Hon. Secretary. fRESS AND FASHION. TJEBB'S Salon for style and originality ■*-> in Dressmaking; latest American, Cor.tiren.tal fashions.—2s, Symonds St. B BRIDGE. "DRIDGE Lessons, Auction or Contract, ■*-* Expert Tuition, homes visited. —Bine 1 Watson, 21-745. 31