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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 155, 5 July 1933, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. GEORGE WALLACE _j final |— As ■ -I 2 DAYS 1"Dreadnought," Dest t c :' tho MAJESTIC • • MAJESTIC HARMONY ROW. "Harmony Row" screens at 11, 12.30, 2.00 4.10, 0.0. 8.45. _ Principal Sessions: 11. 2.15, 5.30, 8.0. Approved for Universal Exhibition. MAJESTIC, FRIDAY. The picture that earned the distinction of beiiifc screened at "New Radio City, ' Colossal Show Place of America. A NEW RICHARD DIX ROLE. As Jasper Horn, a rowdy, lusty and irresponsible character who takes his t'uu where he finds it, Dix offers a portrait that is arouslngly real and at ail times hugely diverting. The picture is decidedly superior entertainment. —"N.Y. Evening Journal." RICHARD DIX /\ RICHARD DIX / \ RICHARD DIX / T \ RICHARD DIX / \ RICHARD DIX \ / RICHARD DIX \JASPER. / RICHARD DIX \ / RICHARD DIX \ / RICHARD DIX , x/ „ t , RICHARD "or CasaRICHARD DIX = J RICHARD DIX about taking their RICHARD DIX \T ?heT now c"u RICHARD DIX them "Gfeat Jasper*" RICHARD DIX Snl Dix discloses RICHARD DIX }JJf A free lance lover whose wicked wink no woman except his wife was able to resist. MEN HATED AND ENVIED IIIM. WOMEN DENOUNCED AND ADOIiED HIM. Dix is superb at the swaggering, winking Jasper taking his triumphs with a frank pride that is disarming. WERA ENGELS, A lovelv German beauty, is a charming Jlrs. McGowd, "the finest lady" he ever loved. EDNA MAY OLIVER. EDNA MAY OLIVER. Edna Mav Oliver gives another of her unforgettable portraits, this time being a bogus fortune-teller. Also Screening : CHARLIE CHAPLIN i n "THE VAGABOND." Reconstructed with Sound and Music. Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. MAJESTIC, FRIDAY. Telephone 43-210. Movie Charity Pall. DIXIELAND, July 13. \STRAND THEATRE, / \ ONEHUNGA. / — TO-NIGHT. Charles Murray and George Sidney, in "CAUGHT CHEATING," A Landslide of Laughter. Approved Jor Universal Exhibition. Good Supporting Programme, includes Comedy and Cinesouud News. THURSDAY AND PHI DAY. SAMUEL GOLDWYN'S COLOSSAL PRODUCTION, "THE KID FROM SPAIN," "THE KID FROM SPAIN," FeatuTinp: EDDIIO CANTOR, Supported by LYDA ROBERTO. SIDNEY FRANKLIN and the BEAUTIFUL GOLDWYN GIRLS. Approved for Universal Exhibition. A Sweeping, Restless Panorama of Entertainment, Gorgeous Settings, Witty Dialogues. A Musical Comedy that will live in your memory when all others have been forgotten. Also on the programme, Walt Disney Silly Symphony in brilliant colour, "Babes in the Wood." BE WISE—BOOK YOUR SEATS. Remember there is 110 extra charge for hook i ng. "It's a Habit Smart People Have." TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. MEADOWBANK TENNIS CLUB'S BALL. s ,, <T PETER PAN> ALL DANCERS Cordially Invited. DOUBLE, 5/. EVENING DRESS. Reservations, 46-777. Manager NEIL EDGAR. DANCING. Follow the crowd to-night to Auckland's Popular Mid-week Oldtime Dance, MY-T-FINB DANCE CLUB. Municipal Hall, Newmarket, 3rd Semi-final Auckland Waltzing Championship, 1933. •Silver Cups, Silver and Gold Medals, Silver Medals. All Semi-finalists requested to attend. Special Dances. Ladies' and Gents' Excuse Me Dance. Paul Jones Medley, Tinsle Tangle, Three Step I'olonaise, Monte Carlo (Ist, 2nd anil 3rd prizes), Spot Waltz, Choca., Cigs., Face Cream. Balloons, Streamers, Complimentary Tickets and Novelty Dances, etc. Special Dance Numbers by our Popular Snappy Six. Encored repeatedly last Monday Don't Miss Auckland's Most Sociable and Select Dance, To-night. Supper Provided. Admission 1/6. JL ANDERSON, M.C. Auckland Ballroom Waltzing Championship; Ist, Silver Cups; 2nd, Silver Cups; Consolation Prize for first in iieats. Nominations received To-night for Heats, to be held each Monday, Wednesday aud Saturday Nights. Entrance Free. N.B. —Every Sat. Afternoon, 2.30 p.m., and Mon. Night, 7 p.m., Learners and Improvers' Class. Wed., July 26, Sco-ts Hall Oriental Night. 0 "YTEW ZEALAND LABOUR PARTY. GRAND OLD"0 LD " r p ijiE J)ANCE. TO-NIGHT, AT S P.M. LABOUR lIALL, KARANGAHAPE RD. LABOUR HALL, KARANGAHAPE RD. (Entrance Beresford St.) Log Cabin Waltz. Tingle Tangle, etc. FRANK STACEY'S ORCHESTRA. Ladies .1/, Gents 1/. Another Special Night Monday Next, xo DINNA FORGET ST. ANDREW'S PIPE BAND'S POPULAR OLD-TIME DANCE, MASONIC HALL, BELGIUM STREET, THURSDAY NEXT, JULY 6. Connon's Popular Old-time Orchestra. x 3 LEGAL NOTICES. BUSINESS. ELDERLY SOLICITOR, Intending to discontinue practice, will sell his Country Business to a suitable man. Inquiries may be sent in first instance to 5, Essex Road, Mount Eden, Auckland, to v .... SOXiICITOB. . jju