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

AMUSEMENTS. SUBURBAN PATRONS PLEASE NOTE! SUBURBAN PATRONS -PLEASE NOTE! All St. James' Extended Season Attractions will definitely not be shown in any Auckland Suburban Theatre for months after their last screening in the City. See the best pictures made, under ideal conditions. Our Prices of Admission are the same as any Suburban Cinema House. ST. JAMES' ST. JAMES' "Where Sound Sounds Best." Sessions: 11 a.m., 2.15 and 8. The most delightful picture ever made. "Smilin' Through" should not be missed. NORMA SHEARER NORMA SHEARER NORMA SHEARER NORMA SHEARER NORMA SHEARER NORMA SHEARER In METRO-GOLD WYN-M A YER'S "SMILIN' THROUGH." "SMILIN' THROUGH." • "SMILIN' THROUGH." Approved for Universal Exhibition. Supported by LESLIE HOWARD, LESLIE HOWARD, LESLIE HOWARD, i i i r FREDRIC MARCH, FREDRIC MARCH, FREDRIC MARCH, The Story of a Love that Refused to Die. Supporting Programme Includes "SWING HIGH," A marvellous slow-motion film of the worldfamous Trapeze Artists, " THE CODONAS TRIO." "NEWS REELS." RESERVE YOUR SEATS NOW! PLANS AT ST. JAMES'. [ LAST NIGHT | Of "THE WHIRL OF THE WORLD." And FAREWELL A PPBA RANCH FAREWELL A PPEARANCH ' OC ELLA SHIELDS | ELLA SHIELDS | Unquestionably the Greatest and Most Popular Vaudeville Star the World Has Known. Good-bye to Everybody's Sweetheart.

| HIS MAJESTTS^J Direction: J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd. LAST OF A GREAT RBVUB. TO-NIGHT, At 8. For This Final Occasion. J. C. WILLIAMSON. LTD., Present Frank Nell's Super Revue " THE WHIRL OF THE WORLD." With . | ELLA SHIELDS. | 1 ELLA SHIELDS. | Her Farewell Appearance. GEORGE WALLACE. — GEORGE WALLACE. Funnier Than Ever Before. I THE FINAL AND BEST ] REVUE. Commencing TO-MORROW AFTERNOON, AT 2.15, And TO-MORROW NIGHT, AT S. And Until Thursday Evening. FINAL MATINEE. WEDNESDAY NEXT. Three Hours of Sheer Joy. The Big, Bright, Breezy and Most Beautiful of all the Revues, """HELLO, PROSPERITY!" "HELLO, PROSPERITY!" In which will be presented a budget of ll\e latest songs, ballets, sketches and scenic splendours which have just arrived from Australia. 50 — ARTISTS — 50 Headed by the Prince of Comedians, GEORGE WALLACE, GEORGE WALLACE, And Including RENE RICH, RENE RICH, The Gipsy Violinist, who recently created a furore" of enthusiasm in Sydney and Melbourne, also THE NEW BIG FOUR. THE FIVE AMAZING CLEVERES, JACK SPOONER'S LONDON SAVOY BAND, And all the Popular Revue Favourites. NOTE.--The theatre will be closed on Friday Uigbt next for the purpose of holding a full scenery, lighting and dress rehearsal of "Cinderella." Also two matinees only will be presented—tomorrow afternoon and on Wednesday. Matinee Trices: 3/. 2/, 1/; Children, half-price. . ■ Evening Prices: 5/, 4/, 3/, 2/, 1/0; late door gallery, 1/. Box Plan at Lewis Eady, Ltd. Day Sales lI.M. Theatre Confectionery Kiosk. DANCING. t QJIIOPPERS' DANCE TO-NIGHT. Come To-night to the MAYFAIR CABARET, Karangahape Road. A Wonder Band, Full of Mirth and Melody. Hugh Tatton's Masters of Melody. Monte Carlos, Streamers. Ladies, 1/. Gentlemen, 1/6. Phone 47-520. 2S D DANCE, TO-NIGHT. CD GAIETY HALL, Surrey Cres. " WOMEN'S ONE BIG UNION. Old-time Jazz, Snappy Music. Supper, Claimed Best Dance in Town. M.C., P. Collier. A. CASSIE, Sec. 28 DRUIDS' HALL, TO-NIGHT. Jazz and Old-Time. Follow the crowd where Dancing is conducted on its merits. Choco ; latcs, Cigarettes, Supper provided. Jacobs' Professional Quartet. Admission 9d. M.C.'s, May and George Whitley.—Direction, .1. Jacobs. x2B rpO-MORROW (SAT.) ST. SEPULCHRE'S HALL. ST. SEPULCHRE'S HALL. TECHNICAL OLD BOYS' RUGBY CLUB'S DANCE. The Best Show in Town. x2B A N Z A DANCE CLUB, STAR THEATRE, PAPAKURA, SATURDAY NIGHT. Band from Auckland. G. W. Parker, Leader. Light Refreshments. x2B NOVELTIES, Decorations, Flowers. Dance Hats, cheapest in town.—Mortensen, Manufacturer, 270, Karangahape Rd. Phone 27-720, RTFS