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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 87, 13 April 1933, Page 14

AMUSEMENTS. " FINAL SCREENING. SYDNEY HOWARD "THE MAYOR'S NEST." Approved for Universal Exhibition. Sessions: 11, 12.30, 2.30, 5, S p.m. /4he plazaX < THE PLAZA, > The All-British Theatre. / Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. SATURDAY NEXT AT 11 A.M. , SEE PAGE 8 \ FOR SPECIAL DISPLAY AD. > Direction : Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. FOR TO-NIGHT ONLY. LILVAN TASIIMAN. with Dashing DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, JR. and Fascinating NANf'Y CARROLL, in "SCARLET DAWN." "SCARLET DAWN." "SCARLET DAWN." Recommended by Censor for Adults. —EPSOM. — Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. TO-NIGUT AT S O'CLOCK. JANET GAYNOR, More Adorable llian ever as Tess, and CHARLES FARRELL — In — "TESS OF THE STORM "TESS OF THE STORM COUNTRY." COUNTRY." Approved for Universal Exhibition. = West end [ ro ji, s a\, r - D s. Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. 2 — BIG STAKS — 2 A Sparkling Musical Comedy Success. "Shall We Wear Pyjamas or the Oldfoshioned Nightie?" "Hungering For Yon."' THE ONE AND ONLY JACK HULBERT "LOVE ON"WHEELS." Approved jnr Universal Exhibition. New Thrills! New Exrif "menr! " BIG CITY BLUES." Censor'B Recommendation for Adults. Featuring the Exciting Youncr Stars, JOAN BLONDELL, ERIC LINDEN. L 1000 SEATS 1/. 1/. PhiHr-n Cd. 6d. j~ EDENDALE CINEMAj ~ SANDRINGHAM. To niu'li' at S i>.m. Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. HENRY HOWARDS THE FLAG" LIEUTENANT. THE FLAG LIEUTENANT. Approved for Universal F.r!iib:tion. 1 KING'S THEATRE I NORTHCOTE. To night at 8. Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. THE 4 MARX BROTHERS, I - In Paramount's Laugh Panic, ! " MONKEY BUSINESS." Approved for Universal Exhibition. ~ S '~*^^^IT^ALBERT^TEIL^^' Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. SESSION AT 8 O'CLOCK. GOOD FRIDAY NIGHT. GOOD FRIDAY NIGHT. GOOD FRIDAY NIGHT. — Screening — STEELE RUDD'S CONVULSING COMEDY " ON OUR SELECTION." "ON OUR SELECTION." "ON OUR SELECTION." Laugh with Dad and Mum and Dave. Phone for Reserves, 40-104. PT. CHEVALIER RESIDENTS NOTE: A Free Bus will leave Dixieland for the De Luxe Theatre every 10 minutes, <M>mmencing at 7 o'clock, returning after the performance. —ONEHUNGA PICTURES. — TO-NIGHT. And TO-MORROW NIGHT (Good Friday). I Strand. The Screen's 'Mightiest and Most Strand. Spectacular Attraction, Strand. " "DEN TTUR," Strand. •'-DeN -LXuR," Strand. Featuring Strand. RAMON NOVARRO, BETTY Strand. BROXSON and MAY McAVOY. Strand. You saw the silent version, and •Strand, marvelled, but wait till you see Strand, and hear "Ben Hur" in magnifiStrand. cent Sound! ■Strand. DON'T MISS IT ! Strand. Approved for Universal Exhibition. Empire last night. "THIS IS THE NIGHT. Recommended by Censor for Adult*. "LENA RIVERS." ' ; " Passed for Universal Exhibition. SHOWING EASTER SAT and MON. Ronald Colman in "ARROWSMITH." VICTORIA — At 8. — DEyONPORT. GENE GERRARD, in "LET'S LOVE AND LAUGH." "LET'S LOVE AND LAUGH." Approved for General Exhibition. TO-NIGHT. " TO-NIGHT. S <TPETER PAlO>^ FREE Iced Drinks and Ice Cream. Monte Carlo. FREE DANCING CLASS, 7.15 till S p.m. Conducted by Miss Margaret O'Connor. Admission: 176 and 2/. Manager NEIL EDGAR. VISITORS, ATTEND TO-NIGHT'S SHOPPERS' DANCE, NEW J> CABARET TO-NIGHT IS POPULAR NIGHT. New Band. New Decorations. Monte Carlo, Streamers. Ladies, 1/. Gentlemen, 1/6. SAT, 15th — GRAND EASTER BALL. MON., 17th—EASTER CARNIVAL NIGHT. Dancing to 2 a.m. 13 Lectures by j. f. Rutherford, On "CHRIST'S RETURN AND CIVILISATION DOOMED," AT EDENDALE CINEMA, NEXT SUNDAY. 15 FOR SPORTING, FLOWER SHOW, DANCING, PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, ETC., ADVTS., SEE PAGE THREE.