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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 88, 15 April 1933, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. "5 f j 0 P h P n ' &' I'NATIONAL j TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. Direct from the Regent after a phenomenal two-week season. ENTIRE PROGRAMME TRANSFERRED. TRANSFERRED. THIRD BIG WEEK OF THE 'SENSATIONAL RECORDBREAKER, EDDIE CANTOR, EDDIE CANTOR, EDDIE CANTOR, EDDIE CANTOR, EDDIE CANTOR, As " THE KID FROM SPAIN." " THE KID FROM SPAIN." " THE KID FROM SPAIN." , " THE KID FROM SPAIN." A Rollicking Riot of Fun and Laughter, Beautiful Settings, Dazzling Ballets, Lilting Melodies. THE GREATEST COMEDY SHOW IN YEARS. , United Artists Picture. Approved for General Exhibition. STAGE ATTRACTION— Afternoons and Evenings Only. THE ROLAND SEXTETTE, 6 juvenile Musicians and 2 Dainty Dancers. A Charming and Really Unique • Stage Presentation. Also — WALT DISNEY'S GORGEOUS TECHNICOLOUR NOVELTY. " BABES IN THE WOOD." PRICES," 17, 1/6. For Reservations, Phone 42-169. BIG HOLIDAY PROGRAMME. Additional to Programme, GEORGE WALKER V. MAMOS AND KARASICK V. DETTON, TWO GREAT WRESTLING PICTURES, Taken at Wellington Town Hall. | STRAND ■ | I llllllllllilllMlMlllllllllillll I Continuous from 11 a.m.. GREAT MUSICAL COMEDY REVUE. JOAN BENNETT, With HARRY RICHMAN. LILYAN TASHMAN and JIMMY GLBASON, In «PUTTING ON THE RITZ," A Sparkling. Rollicking. Gay Musical Romance. Also, CHILDREN'S PANTOMIME IN COLOUR, " ALICE IN WONDERLAND." GRAND SUPPORTING PROGRAMME... NEWS OF IHE WORLD, 1.15 and 7.15. FRICES:.-jy AND CHILDREN, OD. STRAND —— TO-NIGHT. ] I KEMUERA RO\D. I JL UJJ<JJC\. I This Evening, at S.' VV RONALD COLMAN, \\\ With KAY FRANCIS and PHYLLIS \\\\ . DU BARRY, in " CYNARA." \W> SUPERB TUDOR FEATURETTES. Special Matinee —Moil.. 2.30. 1 T VDTP I SYMONDS STRBEr. | Li X I To-night, 7.45. \\V CONSTANCE BENNETT, in \\\ " TWO AGAINST THE XW WORLD." Recommended by Censor for Adults. >v\ And RICHARD ARLEN, in W "TOUCH DOWN." \\V Approved for Universal Exhibition. \\v Special Mctinee—Mon., 2 p.m. fBrnTANNIA 1 T ? o ß l?ight?ari. f\\Y CHESTER MORRIS and CAROL \\Y LOMBARD, in \\V "SINNERS IN THE SUN." Recommended by Censor for Adults. And JOE E. BROWN, in "THE TENDERFOOT." Approved for Universal Exhibition. AW Special Matinee —Mon., 2 p.m. fGREY LYNN |\V TALLULAH BANKIIEAD. in \\V "THUNDER BELOW." V\V And DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, Jun.. in VW "IT'S TOUGH TO BE V\ FAMOUS." \\\ Special Matinge-r-Mon., 2 p.m. 1 AMBASSADOR ggggFj I\vv C. J. Dennis' Great Story, v\\\ "THE SENTIMENTAL \\\\ BLOKE." • \\\\ Supports include GEORGE WALLACE, i\\\ in Song and Dance. \\Y Approved )or Universal Exhibition. \\v - Special Matinee —Mon., 2 p.m. fTAKAPUNA" l A\V PAT HANNA, in . "THE DIGGERS," i\U Approved for Universal Exhibition. A\\ Special Matinee—^ton., 2.30. |"BIRKENHEAD ,\V RAMON NOVARRO, in "HUDDLE." \\v Approved for Universal Exhibition. fAYONDALE vyv YEAR'S GREATEST THRILLER, vo) "SKY DEVILS." WY Approved for Universal Exhibition. WA Special Jazz Dance, 10.30 to 12. Special Jlatinee^—Mon., 2.30. FOLLOW THE CROWD SKATING. T0 SKATING. OLYMPIA, —dominion road TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. under new management. NOVELTIES ! .STREAMERS! RACES for LADIES and GENTLEMEN. Popular Prices : Admission, 6d; Floorage, 6d ; Skates, 6d. 7.30 till 11 p.m. GRAND NOVELTY NIGHT, EASTER MONDAY. Novelty! Races! Moute Carlo! Gliding Competition For Ladies and Gentlemen. Admission, 6d: Floorage, 6d; Skates, 6d. 7.30 till 11 p.m. SCHOOL CHILDREN. SPECIAL MORNING SESSIONS. Daily, 10 o'clock to 12 o'clock—6d, i