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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 97, 27 April 1933, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. 2 x h ( j°o P h P n a.' I NATIONAL.' c £ u d rt - SHOPPERS' SESSION, FRIDAY, 5 P.M. LAST DAY. EDDIE CANTGR, as * " THE KID FROM SPAIN." Approved for Universal Exhibition. COMMENCING TO-MORROW. TRANSFERRED! TRANSFERRED! The Management of the National Theatre are pleased to announce that arrangements have been made for the presentation To-morrow, of CECIL B. DE MILLE'S ••mHE m<JN OF THE "rpHE OF THE /^ROSS." 1 A Paramount Tietur* ' With ELISSA LANDI, FREDRIC MARCH. CHARLES LAUCJHTON. CLAUDETTE COLBERT. A ■production that will go down in the history of talking pictures as an unmatched achievement. - -ITS GREATNESS IS INDESCRIBABLE. , Approved for Universal Exhibition. PRICES. 1/, 1/6." For Reservations, PhOne 42-169. LAST NIGHT. "PACK UP Y r OUR TROUBLES." Screens at 3.20, 6.0 and 9.20. "ONE ROMANTIC NIGHT." . Screens at 2.10,' 4.50 and 8.3. ! I STRAND ' lilliillilSil'lilinnl'llllSliililiLill Continuous from 11 a.m. i LAUREL AND HARDY, LAUREL AND HARDY, In Their Latest and Greatest Comedy— "TJACK TTP -yOUR rPROUBLBS." " T3ACK TTP "YOUR mROUBLES." Approved for Universal Exhibition. AND ON THE SAME PROGRAMME, MARIE DRESSLER, CONRAD NAGEL, MUSICAL COMEDY-DRAMA, " ONE ROMANTIC NIGHT." Recommended by Censor for Adults. | NEWS OF THE WORLD, 1.15 and 7.15.~j Prices, 1/ and 1/6: Children 6d. COMMENCING TO-MORROW. RONALD COLMAN, IN " RAFFLES." . AISO, TO-MORROW AND SAT. MATINEE ONLY, Last Screenings of LAUREL AND HARDY, in 'PACK UP YOUR TROUBLES.' (\\\ A Great British Production, W) EDNA BEST and W> HERBERT MARSHALL, in " FAITHFUL HEART." \\V Recommended by Censor for Adults. )$$ SPECIAL TUDOR FBATURETTES. 1 BRITANNIA 1 ™J,fS \\\ MAISIE GAY, \\Y In a British Thriller — WO "THE OLD MAN." YvY Recommended by Censor tor Adults. From the pen of VVO EDGAR WALLACE. Also, QREAT SUPPORTS. | T VDTf I I SYMONDS STREET. I JJ I xil\J j To-night, 7.40. WJ JOAN BLONDELL, in )O\V "MISS PINKERTON." VM And STEFFIE DUNA, in INDISCRETIONS OF EVE. \\y Both Recommended Censor for Adults. | TAKAPUNA UA B l p*? m f Y - \ fGENE GERRARD, in "OUT OF THE BLUE." Approved for Universal Exhibition. | AMBASSADOR ggjggj Wj GRACIE FIELDS, in OOOi "LOOKING ON THE Wj BRIGHT SIDE." V\YI Approved for Universal Exhibition. 1 GREY LYNN c if 8 E p M m f- j ft\V GUEST NIGHT, TO-NIGHT. MARION SHILLING and WO WALTER BYRON, in "SHOP ANGEL." LOCAL BODY ELECTIONS. ■jl/TT. ALBERT BOROUGH ELECTIONS. M K - W. F. s TILWBI *» MAYOR OF MOUNT ALBERT, Will Address Meetings as under— TO-MORROW (Friday).—'CAßLTON HALL, SANDRINGHAM. MONDAY NEXT. — JUBILEE HALL, KINGSLAND. TUESDAY NEXT.—METHODIST SCHOOL ROOMS, BALMORAL ROAD. STILWELL FOR SANE FINANCE. All Meetings at 8 p.m. Election Colours : RED AND BLUB. 27 COMMUNIST CANDIDATE, AUCKLAND CITY COUNCIL.—GORDON H. DALE, Candidate, addresses Electors at Corner East Street and Symonds Street at 7.30 p.m. TO-NIGHT. 27 DECEASED ESTATES. ALL Persons, Firms or Corporations having claims against the Estate of Walter Thomas Witherow, deceased, who have not already done so, kindly forward particulars of such claims to NAPIER, HERMAN AND THOMSON, Solicitors, A.M.P. Bldgs.. Auckland. on or before THURSDAY, May 11, 1933. s2B LAWN TENNIS. A BRUCE AND SON. 1)4,, Albert St.— • Expert Tennis Racquet Restrlngers: patronised by Tllden. B T>ACQUET Restringing, guaranteed AusXV traliau Gut, 9/6, 12/6: repairs, 6d string.—Modern Bag. 400. Queen St. D TEACHERS OF SKATING. LEARN Ice Waltz, Barn Dance, Mohawk Waltz, as taught by Mr. and Mrs. O'Hare, N.Z. Champions, appointments, Rivoli Rink. D