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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 150, 28 June 1933, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. RASPUTIN & THE EMPRESS Is a St. James' Extended Season Attraction and will not be shown n in the suburbs for months. ST. JAMES', ST. JAMES', "Where Sound Sounds Best." Sessions: 11 a.m., 2.13 and S. The Royal Family of the Theatre together on the Screen ! ~ BARRYMORE, BARRYMORE, BARRYMORE, TAD ALEXANDER—DIANA WYNYARD, In " RASPUTIN " RASPUTIN " RASPUTIN AND THE EMPRESS." AND THE EMPRESS." AND THE EMPRESS." Recommended by Censor for Adults. Men feared him—Women wore victims of his hypnotic force —a Royal Eainily were his puppets. You can't afford to miss speincr the greatest of all Cinema productions. / MOVIE \ / CHARITY BALL \ I DIXIELAND, iNo Free List. \ JULY 13. J LAST 2 NIGHTS. puppmfpii STRAND ' lllllllllilllllillllllllillliilll Continuous from 11 a.m. GRAND DOUBLE PROGRAMME. RONALD COLMAN, With KAY KRANCIS, ill | " CYNARA," j HERBERT MARSHALL, CIIAKLES r-ES, El). 10V. lIOUTON, Ml in AM HOTKINS. in j "TROUBLE IN PARADISE." [ Hoth llcvommcndcd by Censor for Adults. PRICES: ]_/ & 1/G. CHILDUBN, (»D. XOTE —Owina to length of tliis great . ' Double Programme the Evening Session will start at T.-tr, p.m. sliarp. M pvie Charity Ball, Dixieland, July 13. i TUDOR J UEMU TnigM. A s. I\\l 11 MATH Fit ANGEL ,\\\ (The English Janet Gaynor). in W: "A SELF-MADE LADY." \\V Alho. Special Tudor Featurettes, \\V inc. "RUSSIA AT WORK," . e \\\i An Interest Film of Wheat Growing. AW • I /»P>'o ved for Universal Exhibit ion. Ny Special Attraction. \\W JACK HULHHRT, in \\\ "JACK'S THE BOY." A\\ And ALL-STAR CAST, in AW "77, PARK LAND." \\V Recommended bjt Vendor for Adults. [AMBASSADOR 11 , WTGUEST NIGHT, TO-NIGHT ' WV Lola Lane and Stephen Fetchit, in AW "TilH BIG FIGHT." AW Approved for Universal Exhibition. WV And Full Supporting Programme. VW ADULTS CHILDREN *>"- rTAfSTONA fJ*- I TTT MIT/.I CRKION, in AW "IJTTLH ORPHAN ANNIE." AW V)'rovcd for Universal Exhibition. I T VPTP i SYMONDS STREET. I I jjlrv.lo | To-night, 7.-15. : ,\\\ GUEST NIGHT, TO-NIGHT W\ REX LEASE, in W\ "BORROWED PARTNERS." AA And ZASU IM'ITS, in AW "OH, YEAII!" W\ Approved for Universal Exhibit ion. ADULTS CHILDREN «JU. ftiREYTSNN I • RV GUEST NIGHT, TO-NIGHT AW HELEN 'PWELVICTRICES and l\W FRED SCOTT, iu AW "THE GRAND PARADE." AW Approval for Universal Exhibition. ADULTS CHILDREN «>D. BALLS. GERMAN CLUB j GERMAN CLUB = MASKED BALL. MASKED BALL/ PETER PAN CABARET, TO-MORROW (THURSDAY) NIGHT. S p.m. to 1 a.m. Tickets at Lewis Eady, Ltd. 2S d , MEETINGS. A UCKLAND GRAMMAR A SCHOOL OLD BOYS' ASSOCIATION. THE ANNUAL MEETING Will bo held in Messrs. Milne and Choycc's Reception Hall on TUICSDAY, July 11, 10, Jo, at .1.13 p.m. OLD BOYS' LUNCHEON In the Reception Hall from 12.30 p.m. onwards. All Old Boys, whether members or not, are urged to attend. THE ANNUAL BALL g Will be held at Dixieland on TUESDAY, - Atunist 1">, 11)33. Old Boys desiring Invitations for themselves and their friends are requested to forward names to the Ball "j Secretary. P.O. Box 001. '> A. J. BILLINGTON. e -io President, t, C TIOUGLAS Credit Movement—l 43, KaraI ' ngabape Rd. (over Alf. Moore's). Thursday, 7.30 p.m. Auckland, wake up! 2S II "TIOUGLAS Credit. — Meeting To-night, Bisliopscourt Hail, St. Stephen's. Parnell. S p.m. 28 - "pvOUGLAS Social Credit. Avondale Branch. J--' Oddfellow's Hall, to-morrow, S o'clock : chairman. Father Colgan; speaker. Mr. t: I larlow. 2S s. M\J"ASS Meeting Unemployed. Foresters' =. j J.»i. Theatre, Onohunga, to-iuorrow (TbursD i day), June 2D, 7.3U p.m. 2S