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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 232, 2 October 1933, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. Sessions: 11, 2.13, -",.0. S.O. (.1.0 Session concludes 7.0). 2000 SKATS, 1/. lA>. 2/3, Keserves from 1/0. _ majestic JEAN HARLOWT MAJESTIC , , MAJESTIC And maJksth: CLARK GABLE, MAJESTIC Together in majlltic ::h?»S MAJESTIC "J-»-OLD MAJESTIC VOUR l\f AX -" MAJESTIC i OUR iu .\N"." Jf'MS'ir Story by Anita Loos, who MAJKSSC -rote Prefer MAJESTIC ■ BlonaeSl MAJESTIC The "Red Dust" Stars Appear in Another Itomance ns You' Desire Them. Recommended by Censor for Adulta. In Addition : Programme of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Superlative .Short Features. NEW ZEALAND, THE WHITE MAN'S PAKADISJ9. CHARLEY CHASE, "FALLEN ARCHES." you'll laugh as never before at his high Jinks. METKOTONK NEWS. riione 43-210. No Free List. Continuous NATIONAL. OPP Pictures. NATIONAL. C Su?t, iiTm, NATIONAL. ""• "' :: SPECIAL A'l IKACTInNS" | "~RICHARD~AIiLEN, With MAKV BRIAN, In "THE SONG OF THE EAGLE." Two cournaeoua lovera caught in a nation's gigantic si niggle fur freedom. AND "~ GARY COOPER, In ZANIO CKIiVS "FIGHTING CARAVANS," "FIGHTING CARAVANS," An amazing outdoor spectacle that sweeps you along in a blaze of action ami romance. Approved for Universal Exhibition. And Chapter 2 of the Rxciting Serial, "PHANTOM OF THE AIR." Prices, 1/, J/6; Children, o'd. INNER IN TOWN is not merely a necessity, but nil event when you have it here. Three delightful Courses, 1/.5. COOKK'S HITZ, LTD., 242, Queen Street. :xo DANCING. « "ArOU are Invited to the TO¥WOSI MUSICIANS' 'UNIONFINAL DANCE OF THE SEASON, ' TO-MORROW NIGHT (Tues.), AT THi) PETER PAN • CABARET. Dancing 8 p.m. till Midnight. TICKETS, 2/. DANCE DEMONSTRATIONS BX MR. AND MISS STRATTON. 2 FRANK EGERI'ON, Secretary. • rpllH TALK OK THE DANCING PUBLIC 1 OF AUCKLAND — OUR POPULAR MONDAY NIGHT OLD-TIMIO DANCE. l -JLJ-Y-T-PINE JJANCE QLVB, .MUNICIPAL HALL, NEWMARKET. TO-NIGHT, 8 p.m. - 12 Midnight. Monte Carlo (Ist, 2nd and 3rd Prizes), • Spot Waltz, Chocolates, Cigarettes, Streamers and Balloons galore, Coml idiineiilary Tickets and Novelty Dances, . etc. New Dance Numbers by our Popular 1 Snnppy Six. ll' von have not been to our Monday Night's Dance, make up a party and attend tonight. Supper Provided. Enjoyment Assured. 7 p.m. to 7.-1 •"» p.m. : Learners and Improvers. Admission. 1/. I o 11. ANDIORSON, M.C. / ■(LICK p«LACK r^ABAEET. TO-NIGHT, TO-N1 CUT. SPOT WALTZ. MONTE CARLO. Chocolates, Cigarettes and Complimentary Tickets, also I! Tickets for "Cavalcade" will he given free by Kialto Theatre. CLICK (.LACK ORCHESTRA. Admission. 1/; Double. 1/6. Refreshments Provided. 2 : 1 > L A N T A T I O N NIG H T. ' 1 LABOUR HALL TO-NIGHT. ALBKUTON DANCE CLUB. OLD-TIMIO DANCING. Prizes Cor Best. "Massa" and Best "Mammy.' Novelties. Monte Carlo (Ist and Spot Wall/.. Cigs.. Chocs. Frank Stacey's I'opu- ■ lar Hand. Supper. Su'.is.. If. Sieve lllingworlli. M.C. N.B.—Don't Forget Friday— the Popular Night. 2 rnO-NIUIIT. - TO-NIGHT. X MAYPAIK CABARET. SPECIAL OVERSEAS NIGHT. I Latest English and Continental Numbers. I Popular Prices. '.}_ ! / 1 i;ES 1' NIGHT, Tl)-NI(iHT (.Monday). . I Vγ Dance and Instruction Class at Domi- ' iiion Hull, next Post Ollice, Dominion KcT., ' Auckland's Leading'lnxtructor. Good Music. • Woiiderful Floor. Subs.. Gents 1/. ladies, with partner, free, without partner (1,1. ' i rnO-NIGHT — PT CHEVALIIOi; HALL. -L OLD-TIM 10 IIANCINi; AT ITS BEST. TIOD CROAD'S CHEVALIEJR BAND. Monte Carlos. Chocs., «'igs., Balloons. Admission. 1/. 1 r\ RAND ULD - TIME DANCE. THURSDAY, OCTOBER u. NEWTON UNEMPLOYED. LABOUR HALL, BERKSFORD STREET. Special Prizes. Supper 1/. CLKMM'S MELODY BOYS. 2 \ TEACHERS OF DANCING. MISS MACK, Ballroom Private Course. 7/0, until Christmas.—Pierce Bldg.. Syinonds St._ S rJBDTTCED Fee until Xiiins. Course 10/. t Ballroom or Tap.—Ruby Sherriff, 8. Hopel.onn St.. Ponsonhy. C uan TOY. Koyal uak Hall. Royal out.— K5 Class every Saturday, Wednesday, 7 i p.m.; ladies 1/6, gentlemen 2/ weekly. C PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. CHILDREN, nervous, backward, lethargic, indolent, Imbecile, treated.—P. Meuli, Psychoanalyst, Endocrinologist (mind, nerves, glands). Southern Cross Bldgs.. ' Chnnrory Sf 47-349 C PIANO TUNING. A BANDON Mechanical Music — Pianos Xjl thoroughly Tuned, 5/; Guaranteed Overhauls from £I.—Dominion Tuning Co., Phone 4 2-2fi4. D ATWATERS are the Most Reliable Tuners. r>/.—Pbone 40-792. D A CERTIFIED Tuning by Certified Tuners; all work guaranteed; Tuning, 5/ ; Repairs. Modernising a specialty.— Robertson's Music Stores. Phone 43-772. C f* I —PIANOS thoroughly Tuned, retelling. \f/ repolishinc from la/.- —British Tuning Co.. Top Floor, Strand Arcade. 42-4GR. D RADIO REPAIRS. ALL makes of Sets Repaired, every job guaranteed ; charges moderate.—Phono Doug. Shipherd, 47, Margaret Are., Mount Albert. A ANY Radio Efficiently Repaired, low cost; two service vans maintain promptness. ■Tolins, Ltd. Phone 47-054. A EXPERT Guaranteed Repairs at reasonable rates. —Professional Radio Services, Top Floor, Strand Arcade. Ring 42-466. . D KODAK, LTD., 102, Queen St., for All Radio Repairs, Spare Parts and Valves. Fully qualified Radio Service Department. Phone 43-244. M PHONE 20-423 for Repairs In your liome ; no cure, no charge.—Jones, 16. Rautangi Rd., Mt. Eden (late 07, Symonds St.). D