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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 98, 28 April 1933, Page 14

AMUSEMENTS. TXIE SCREEN'S NEW SWEETHEART. Britain's Highest raid Screen Star. /THE PLAZAX < THE PLAZA, > \ The Ail-British Theatre. / Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Sessions : 11, 12.30, 2.30, 5. S p.m. THE PICTURE THAT WILE MAKE THE TLAZA MORE THAN EVER THE HUB OP AUCKLAND'S MOVING PICTURE WORLD. . JESSIE ' "jyjATTHEWS, JESSIE jyjATTHEW.S, JESSIE J ATT HEWS, JESSIE jyJ ATT HEWS, JESSIE jyjATTIIEWS, JESSIE jyjATTIIEWS, JESSIE jyjATTIIEWS, JESSIE ' jyjATTHEWS, JESSIE j^JATTHBWS, With OWEN NARES OWEN NARES OWEN NARES OWEN NARES And THE BAND OF THE SAVOY ORPIIEANS In " rpIIERE Q- OES rpIIE J^RIDE." "rpIIERE Q- OES rpIIE J^RIDE." "/JUIERE Q- OES J^RIDE." " rjMIERE Q.OES rpIIE J> RIDE." Approved for Universal Exhibition. A SNAPPY, SAUCY STORY OK A BRIDE-TO-BE ON THE RAMPAGE IN GAY. PA REE. Jessie Matthews is Britain's Latest Sparkling Addition 1o the World's Greatest Film J-'tnrs. and is undoubtedly the Greatest Personality Talkies have ever presented. REMEMBER RECENT PLAZA SUCCESSES AND BOOK EARLY—TELEPHONE 41-536. NEW |j| ALEXANDRA REGENT & ALEXANDRA (Epsom). (Green Lane). Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. FINAL SCREENING. TO-NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK. AT BOTH THEATRES. TOM WALLS PRODUCTION. | TOM WALLS j — In — " LEAP YEAR." | " LEAP YEAR." | ! j Outstanding Cast inclndea : II ■ JEANNE STUART, ANNE GREY. ' Recommended bu Censor lor Aiitilts ||!

c "empress^> NEWTON. Direction : Aiu:i... iinAtc I Thentres. Lti. 2 — BIG ATT it AC. .UN'S — 2 CLARA BOW, "CALL HER SAVAGE." A Fox Special. Recommended bu Censor tor Adults. With GILBERT ROLAND. THELMA TODD, ESTELLE TAYI OK. EDWARD G. ROBINSON. With BEBB DANIELS, In " SILVER DOLLAR." Approved for Vniccrsfil Exhibition. 1000 SEATS 1/. 1/. Children <>d, 6d. | KING'S THEATRE | | NORTHCOTE. To-night at 8. Direction : Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. Britain's Greatest Comedian, JACK HULBEHT, GORDON HARIvER, " LOVE ON WHEELS." Approved for Universal Exhibition. FREE BUS TO-NIGHT. GYMNASIUM. N.Z. TERRITORIAL ASSOCIATION (NORTHERN COMMAND). GYMNASTIC DISPLAY AND PHYSICAL DEMONSTRATION DRILL HALL, RUTLAND ST. TUESDAY, MAY 2, 1933, AT 7.45 P.M. A VERY FINE PROGRAMME HAS BEEN ARRANGED, including : (1) Gvmnastics, Jiu-jitsu, Wrestling and Basketball. —Exhibitions by S.M.T.C. Cadets (under direction Lieut. 11. P. Leeves) ; 21»e Battery and Ist Battalion (under direction Lieut D. A. Coleman). (2) Badminton. —H. AV. Griffiths and J. Southou (N.Z. Doubles Champions, 1932) ; D G. Macfarlane and J. McCrystal (semifinalists, 1932) ; S.M.T.C. Cadets (L. Speed and H. Dallimore, N. Z. B Grade Doubles Champions, 1932). (3) Boxing.—A. Hughes (N.Z. Lightweight Champion, 1932) v. Bakaiich; L. Mac Donald v. Painter (ex-Middle-weight and ex-Heavy-weight Champions) and other Leading Amateurs. Members of (he Association, Ex-Soldiers. Territorials and all Members of the Public interested are extended a cordial invitation to be present. ADMISSION FREE. COL. H. R. POTTER, C-M-G* Chairman, Sports Cbmmittee.^^ LOCAL BODY ELECTIONS. yMUNICIPAL jQ LECTIONS CITY COUNCIL, HOSPITAL Y\mififrr BOARD AND HARBOUR BOARD. OPEN AIR MEETINGS, TO-NIGHT AT 7.30 P.M. ST. MARY'S RD., Three Lamps. CR. HOWE ST. AND KARANGAHAPE RD. CR. EAST ST. AND SYMONDS ST. HENLY ST., Parnell. Speakers: Mr. 11. G. R. Mason, M.P.; Messrs. W. T. Anderton, E. F. Andrews. C. Bailey, J. S. Stewart, B. Martin. G. Grant, S. Marten, A G Hultquist, F. E. Martin. ,T. A. Mason, C S Morris, W. J. Yarnall, M. J. Savage. M.P., J. Purtell and J. T. Jennings. gPECIAL J^JEETING. gUNDAY AT 7.30 P.M. pRINCE JfJDWARD fJIHEATKE. MR. H. G. R. MASON. M.P. MR. M. J. SAVAGE. M.P. MR. W. T. ANDERTON. ' COUNCILLOR BERNARD MARTIN. Chairman: Mrs. H. Martin, J.P. HEAR LABOUR',S MUNICIPAL POLICY. MOUNT ALBERT COUNCIL. TO-NIGIIT — Page's Store, at 7.30 p.m. Cr. William St. and Gladstone Rd., at S r.m. Sandringham TPrminus, nt 8 p.m. TOMORROW (SATURDAY)— Cr. St. Luke's Rd. and New North Rd., S p.m. Parrish Rd., at 7.30 p.m. Cr. Salisbury I!d. and Taylor Rd., at 8 p.m. 28