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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 147, 24 June 1933, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. piJLICY XNOUNCHMEXT. 1 The Management of the Plaza Theatre desires to convoy to the Public of Auckland THAT the PLAZA THEATRE, wliicli was the First All-British Theatre ill N.Z., Will Continue Their All-IJritish Policy, Screening Only THE PICK OF ALL ! BRITISH PICTURES. 2ND TRIUMPHANT WEEK, AND STILL PLAYING TO CROWDED HOUSES. BOX PLANS FOR TO-NIGHT ARE FILLING RAPIDLY. THE PLAZA, THE PLAZA, > All-Britisli Theatre. Sy/' Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Sessions : 11. 12.40«* 2.30, r>, 8 p.m. lIEKK'S BRITISH lIUMOUK AT ITS BEST—ASK ANY ONK OF THE THOUSANDS WHO lIAVE SEEN IT. RALPH LYNN, RALPH LYNN, RALPH LYNN, The Most Irresponsible, Philandering, Perfect Comedian that ever existed. And WINIFRED SHOTTER "JUST MY LUCK." IF YOU MISS THIS PICTURE YOU'LL MISS THE FINEST COMEDY WE'VE SCREENED THIS YEAR. FRIDAY NEXT— 'XIIE MUSICAL EXTRAVAGANZA OF 1033. CRYSTAL * RIALTO CRYSTAL A RIALTO PALACE N RIALTO PALACE D RIALTO (Mt. Eden ltd.) (Newmarket) Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. TO-NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK AT BOTH THEATRES. DON'T MISS THIS GREAT picturefox Films Present A Galaxy o£ Stars. JANET GAYNOR, More Adorable than ever. WILL ROGERS, More Humorous than over. SALLY EILERS, More Beautiful than ever. LEW AYRES, More Handsome than ever. " STATE" FAIR." "STATE FAIR." The Year's Best Novel. Approved for Universal Exhibition. NOTE.—Performance finishes at Rialto at

10.25 p.in. Great Supporting Featurcttes. END^> Phono 26-940. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. TO-NIGHT AT 7.30. No. 1— Sensation of London and New York, PAUL MUNI (Star of "Searfnco"), in "lAMA FUGITIVE." Recommended by Censor jor Adults. No. 2— " INFERNAL MACHINE." With Chester Morris. Genevieve Tobin, Victor Jory, Elizabeth Patterson. Approved for Universal Exhibition. No. 3—RENE RAY In "PEACE AND QUIET." Approved for Universal Exhibition. NEW DE LUXEIM,? Phone 40-104. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. TO-NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK GEORGE ARLISS GEORGE ARLISS " KING'S" VACATION." "KING'S VACATION." Approved for Universal Exhibition. FREE BUS leaves Avondale P.O. 7.30 :o De Luxe Theatre.

TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, ROUSHWORTHS'. SPECIAL EXHIBITION Of TAP-DANCING. SKIPPING AND HANDSPRINGING ON SKATES, By GRACE RAE, JUVENILE WONDER SKATER. LADIES' HOCKEY. ODDFELLOWS V. DOMINOES. FIRST MATCH for the CUPS. GENT.'S 25-LAP HANDICAP, 25-LAP CHALLENGE RACE, MRS. MACFARLANE V. MISS SHEBHY. HOCKEY TEAM RELAY. 25 LAPS. ODDFELLOWS V. INFANTS. A WONDERFUL TIME FOR iSKATERS. Admission 6d, Skates 6d, Moorage Od. NOTE—TUESDAY NEXT, INTER-HOUSE NIGHT, GEO. COURT'S V. FARMERS' FOR ATTA SHIELD. ROUSHWORTHS', KHYBER PASS. PHONE 46-206. DANCING ~TO-NIGHT. RACE CARNIVAL NEW — MAYFAIR Artistically Decorated. Right in the City. Introducing Geo. Dean's NEW MAYFAIR BAND, A Real Fair Night To-night. Balloons. Streamers. Baujons. DOUBLE 3/6. Plione 47-520. Evening Dress Optional. 24 QLASSIC CLUB. President: DR. S. K. PHILLIPS. Functions will be held twice a month, on Tuesday Evenings, in the City for the Performance of High-class Songs and Instrumental Works by competent young Singers and Players. Particulars of Membership (Performers and Non-per-foriners) from MISS D. GORDON, llou. Sec., 80, King Edward At., Epsom. 24 (CLASSIC CLUB. President: DR. S. K. PHILLIPS. For COMPETENT YOUNG SINGERS AND INSTRUMENTALISTS. ■ [tecitals Fortnightly. Performing and Associate Members Required. Full particulars from (MISS) D. GORDON. ( 30. King Edward Avenue. Epsom. 24 CATERING OF QUALITY—For Parties or ( Balls of any size. Unusually attractive I crockery available. Reasonable prices. s WATTLE TEA ROOMS, ' 170, Queen St.. next H.M. Arcade. TS