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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 114, 17 May 1933, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. LAST 2 NIGHTS. STRAND llliiiillliniiiiiiiilllliiiillll . At 11.0, 5.0 and T. 45. CLIVE BROOK and MARLENE DIETRICH In I' "SHANGHAI EXPRESS," " , "SHANGHAI EXPRESS," j itdoQVimeiuled by Censor for Adults. And at 12.15, 3.30, G. 15 find 0.0.RONALD COLMAN, With JOAN BENXETT, In [[ "BULLDOG DRUMMOND," |j By "SAPPER." Approved for Universal Exhibition. Prices: 1/ and l/G; Children, Gd. LAST 2 DAYS Of the "ALADDIN" PANTOMIME. ' DAILY AT 2.15. CA YOUK LAST CHAXCBS TO SEE fi(l bCI THE .MOST KNJOYABLB „, CHILDREN'S ENTERTAIN- n~ 6d MEOT IX TIHO CITY TO-DAY. DU ASK ANY OF THK 4(100 Rd VOLXO AUCKLANDERS WHO DCI ' HAVE SEJEN IT! Adults, 1/ ; Children, Cd. I 1 UiJUn, I To-night, S. CLIVE BROOK, \\\\ AYitli iliriam Jordan, in \\\\ "SHERLOCK HOLMES." V\\\ The well-known Knfflish Actor as AW the Great Detective. ,\\\ Two Grout Foiiturfis, \\V JOHN BOLES and IRENE DUNNE, \\V In "BACK STREET." ' \\V Recommended l>ll Censor Jor Adults. SS\ And the \\ "WICKHAM MYSTERY." V\V Approved for Universal Exhibition 1 TAKAPUrJA~~ n 1 "" |, "»\V DAVID MANNERS, in \\\ "THE CROONER." \Wj Approval for Universal Exhibition —T VPTP I SY-MONDS STKIOET. Lti.iXi.KJ I To-night, 8. (\M GUEST NIGHT, TO-NIGHT \\\ MYKXA LOY and COS WAX TBAKLE \\V "VANITY FAIR." W\ Groat Supporting Programme. UV Approval for Universal Exhibition AW ADULTS /'D, CHILDREN t)D. pGREY LYNN "| (\Vv GUEST NIGHT, TO-NIGHT. \\V Lillian Harvey, in Wγ "THE LOVB WALTZ." V\W And EJdwnrd lOvr-rctt Hojlon. in 'AW ■•LONIOLY WIVES." Recommended by Censor for Adults. >\\\ ADULTS r?D, CHILDREN QD. \Wj v> o

I AMBASSADOR X ' L < \\\ GUEST NIGHT, TO-NIGHT. SEYMOUR HICKS, in OM " GLAMOUR." o\\\ Recommended hu Censor for Arfulle. AW And "MYSTERIES OF LIFE." ]~tse" londo'n"; ,^^ r AN ALL-BRITISH COMEDY. >3 6d GENE GERRARD, 6d 6d Star Comedian, in ca " " BROTHER ALFRED." cd " BROTHER ALFRED." 6d cj Of "My Wife's Family" Fame. rj uu Approved for Universal Exhibition " u fi.l Sessions: .11.1:5 2, 4, 0 and S. C { \ ou Adults (id. Children Od, R.C. l/.l DU 6d 6d THE LONDON 6d 6d CAPITOL. TO-NIGHT, AT 7.45 P.M. 'BLONDIE OF THE FOLLIES.' MARION DA VIES, ROBT. MONTGOMERY, BIL-LIE DOVE, JIMMY DURAXTB. The Story o£ a Good Had Girl or a Bad Good Girl. Recommended by Censor for Adults. Phone 12-100 for Reserves. SOUTHERN CROSS— kl-usrsuk. Phono 17-Ci.S. WED. and FRL WARNER BAXTER, in " SIX I-JOURS TO LIVE." Approved for Universal Exhibition. Also, Monster Special Attraction. LBN. WILSON will give an Exhibition of: Feats of Strength, Balancing and Acrobatics. Commencing at 7..50 p.m. Prices as Usual. THURSDAY will be GUEST NIGHT. <^^KATING^> TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. ROUSHWORTHS'. KHYBER PASS, PRESENT ANOTHER NEW ONE. S-LAP ZIG-ZAG RACE. — HOCKEY MATCH. — RADIO A V. JUNIORS. CHALLENGE RACE, JACKIE PARKER V. RONA WAG 110RX. — TOBOGGANING. — THE HAPPINESS EVENT. — ROUSHWORTHS' BAND — SUPREME FOR SKATING EVERY EVENING. ABSOLUTELY DUSTLESS FLOOR. ADMISSION, QV; SKATES, r?D ; FLOORAGE, nT>. ROUSHWORTHS , , KHYBER PASS. Phone 40-200. Coming— " HUMANITY." f~)LU- FASHIONED Warmth, with a blazing Log Fire, but Modern Servi e for all meals. COOKB'S CITZ, LTD., --1-, Qitvcn Street. ;.\lO SPORTING. TE KUITI RACING CLUB. ANNUAL RACE MEETING. TE RAP A RACECOURSE « HAMILTON. SATURDAY AND MONDAY, MAY 9.0 and 22, 1933. WIN AND PLACE MACHINES. SPECIAL TRAINS ALL DISTRICTS. IS A. W. Wiri'TH, Secretary. TEACHERS OF SKATING. T KAKN Ice Waliz. Barn Dance, Mohawk ■Li Waltz, as taught by Mr. and Mrs. O'Hare, N.Z. Champions, appointments. RivoU JJiuk. ' X),