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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 99, 29 April 1933, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. — SUBURBAN PATRONS PLEASE SUBURBAN PATRONS PLEASE NOI-P-All St. Jaineg' Extended Season Attractions will definitely not be shown in any Auck land Suburban Tiieatre for montbs a:fter their last screening in the F , y '„Jhlhous best pictures made, under ideal co Our Prices of Admission are the same any Suburban Cinema House. ST. JAMES' ST. JAMES' "Where Sound Sounds Best." Sessions: 11 a.m., 2.10 and b. FINAL WEEK FINAL WEEK Of the most delightful picture c™r made. "Smilin' Through" should not be missed. NORMA SHEARER NORMA SHEARER NORMA SHEARER In METRO-GOLD WYN-M AVER'S "SMILIN' THROUGH.'' "SMILIN' THROUGH." Approved for Universal Exhibition. Supported b.v LESLIE HOWARD, LESLIE HOWARD, II I I FREDRIC MARCH, FREDRIC MARCH, The Story of a Love that Refused to Die. PLANS AT ST. JAMBS'. ST. JAMES' ST. JAMES' "Where Souad Sounds Best." COMMENCING FRIDAY. . COMMENCING FRIDAY. Continuing our "Only Big Picture' policy, we are delighted to announce our next super Attraction —it s a Screaming Comedy. MARIE DRESSLER MARIE DRESSLER MARIE DRESSLER MARIE DRESSLER MARIE DRESSLER And POLLY MORAN POLLY MORAN In " PROSPERITY." "PROSPERITY." " PROSPERITY." Approved for Universal Exhibition* They tried to boss their married kidsthen the fur ilew! PLANS AT ST. JAMES'. "5 ( John 8 I NATIONAL J c l u £> THIRD WEEK Of the picture that will go down in the history of the talking screcn as an unmatched achievement. CECIL B. DF> MILLD'S • rpHB OF QROSS." ••IJIHE gIGN OF THE QROSS." A Paramount Picture With Eliss.i Landi. Fredric March, Charles I.aughton. Claudette Colbert. ITS GREATNESS IS INDESCRIBABLE. Approved lor Universal Exhibltinn SPECIAL— Patrons are advised that "The Sign oE the .Cross" is screened ten minutes after the commencement of each session. Pit ICES. 1/, 1/G. For Reservations., I'hono 42-100. PRINCE EDWARD WSS JOISL McCREA, in NX; "TUB MOST DANGI3ROUS GAME." \ — Also Screening: — = ' "MISS PIXKERTON." =r == Recommended by Censor for Adults. ■yiCTOUIA — At S. — DEVONPORT. ALEXANDER GRAY, in "SONG OF THE FLAME." "SON,", OF THE FLAME." Approved tor Universal Exhibition. SUNDAY NIGHT, AT 7.45. "THE ROSARY." Also Pa the News, Audio Review, A-csop Fable, RIALTO THEATRE —SUNDAY, AT 7.-15. SKATING. SKATING. RINK/^> TO-NIGHT. — TO-NIGHT. THE BIG FOUR! Auckland's Fastest LADY SKATERS, Including MRS MacFARLANE, the Cham-1 pion One-mile Record Holder, Will be seen in a thrilling ONE-MILE CONTEST. The Evening's Programme includes: TlilO COMMUNITY SINGING, JOLLY MILLER, Etc., Etc., And a Fitting Finale, A BATTLE OF STREAMERS. ■DON'T MISS IT! JJAYE YOU HEARD NICHOLSON YET? SCOTS HALL, 7.30 NIGHTLY (Except Saturdays).20 PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, ETC. SUNDAY. t SURFDALE. OSTEND AND —* OMIHA. S S. HAUITI leaves Northern Wharf 9.50 a.m. Omana leaves Cowes Bay 3.45 p.m., via Oripiu and Awaroa Bay. Omiha 5 p.m. and Ostend 5.20 p.m. Ilauiti leaves Surfdale 5.30 p.m. NORTHERN STEAM SHIP CO.. LTD. 20 VANS' Launch Pilot, leaves Onehunga, Sunday, 8 a.m. ; all day Fishing. 529 ANUKAU —Four Hours' Fishing, 4/ return, O.v. Awhitu leaves Onehunga Wharf 0.15 a.m. Sunday.—C. White, private phone 12-563. x 29 FOR DANCING, LOCAL BODY ELECTIONS, MEETINGS, TRANSPORT, BOXING, ETC., ADVTS., SEE PAGE NINETEEN.