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AMUSEMENTS. | i ill I STRAND. J lllllllllllliil illllllllllillll CONTINUOUS FROM 11 A.M. GAY, BRIGHT, MUSICAL. \ BEBE DANIELS / \ BEBE DANIELS / \ BEBE DANIELS / \ BEBE DANIELS/ \ (THE STAR OF ' / \ 42nd / \ STREET) / \ 1,1 / " COCKTAIL HOUR." " COCKTAIL HOUR." " COCKTAIL HOUR." V Her Latest and Smartest Picture. Not a re-issue. Recommended by Censor for Adults. A sparkling, bubbling, heady concoction that will make your veins tingle with excitement. Hear BEBE DANIELS in her Latest Song Hit, "HEART OF MINE. Excellent Featurettes. PRICES: 1/ and 1/6. RESERVES, 2/3. Free List Entirely Suspended. rTUDOR i REMuE '?o A ni fc i t u;, A, s. A\\ WARNER BAXTER \\\ MIRIAM JORDAN, i\\V HERBERT MUNDIN, in \\V 'DANGEROUSLY YOURS.' V\\\ The Delightful Comedy. \\\ SPRCIA L TU DOR FEATLi ROTTFS. \\\ Recommended by Censor Jor Adults. j BRITANNIA - ] T^ E n f \\\ JACK HULBERT, \\V In His' Latest Comedy-Feature, \\V " LOVE ON WHEELS." \\V And GWII.I ANDRE, in \\\\ "SECRETS OF THE VyV FRENCH POLICE." \\\' Both Approved Universal Exhibition. \\W Added Attraction : v \\\ Colour Silly Symphony Cartoon. | GREY LYNN I f\\\i ALISON SKIPWOR'IH and UEOIiGE xu RAFT, in "NIGHT AFTER NIGHT." CONSTANCE BENNETT and JOEL McOREA, in m "ROCK-A-BYE." AV Both Rceommended Censor Jor Adults. ; T VT?TY 1 I SYMONDS STREET | Lj 1 XVIVj I At 7.43 p.m. RCTII CHATTERTON. in " 'FRISCO JENNY." Recommended by Vensor tor Adults. JAME-S DUNN- ami SAMMY CO'HISrs, "SAILOR'S LUCK." \\\ Approved for Universal Exhibition: i kingsland i . T^rafe. \\U SALIA" LIILRS—JAMES DUNN in LUCK." \\v EDNA MAY OLI.IVER, ROBERT \\\\ ARMSTRONG. JAMBS GLEASON, A\\ MAE CLARKE, in \\\\ "PENGUIN POOL A\\ MURDER." \\\\ Approved lor Universal Exhibition. AW TRAP PR MICKEY. [AMBASSADOR '' l To"Hght e . r B. I C\T\ JACK OAKIE and ZASU PITTS, in A\\ "ONCE IN A LIFETIME." \\\j Approved for Universal Exhibition. ffAKAPUNA 's JI gglj, KAi "TROUHLW IN PARADISE." AV Recommended by Censor lor Adults. | BIRKENHEAD I • ~ II.MtLOW and CLAIi K U iBLt "RED "DUST." \\\ Recommended by Censor Jor Adults. MUSIC WEEK, 1933. GRAND OPENING CONCERT. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) AFTERNOON, 3 P.M. TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER. PROGRAMME WILL INCLUDE: PIANO QUARTET, Brahms, Op. 34. 'CELLO SONATA, Grieg, Op. 30. MADAME IRENE AINISLEY, Contralto. MR. ROBERT G. SIMMERS, Baritone. Silver Collection. Doors Open 2.13. MONDAY NEXT, AUGUST 14. TOWN HALL, P.M. GRAND NATIONAL CONCERT GRAND NATIONAL CONCERT THE GREATEST MUSICAL FEAST EVER PRESENTED TO' THE PUBLIC OF AUCKLAND. PROGRAMME WILL INCLUDE: THE AUCKLAND MUNICIPAL BAND. THE LEYS INSTITUTE ORCHESTRA. J WALES.—Mr. Ernest Thomas, Miss Doris I Jenkins, Miss Ida Lockwood. Miss Phyllis Hnzell, Mr. Reginald Morgan. IRELAND. —Mr. Roger Errington. Mrs. Gordon Hillyer, Mr. Stanley Pritchard; Harpist, Miss Mavis GrevatG SCOTLAND. —Mrs. A. Rattray, Miss Rita MacCullay, Mr. J. McDougall, Mr. Peter Dawson, Mr. George Spicer, Balmoral Male Quartet. ENGLAND.—Miss Freda Evan's, Mr. Lam.bert Harvey, Mr. Frank Sutherland, Mr. Frank Poore, the Clarion Quartet. THE HIGHLAND PIPE BAND WILL PLAY UP QUEEN ST. BEFORE THE . CONCERT. Doors. Open at 7.13. Concert, S p.m. POPULAR PRICES: 1/. Children, 6d. Reserves, Gd extra. Box Plan Now Open at Lewis Eady, Ltd. MUSIC MEANS lIAPINESS. 12 MRS. M. 31. BOULT, See. i