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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 233, 3 October 1933, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. 3 ' THE REGENT, THE REGENT, S. N.Z.'s Pre-eminent Theatre. Direction : J. C. Williamson Picture Corporation. Ltd. ' 3 Sessions :11 a.m., 2.15 p.m., 8 p.m. Smart, Flawless Entertainment. Temple Thurston's Story, "ONE PRECIOUS YEAR." - With — OWEN NARES, ANNE GREY. One year to live . . . one precious year to taste the happiness and pleasure of life. . . . What would you do ? News, Cartoon and Coloured Novelty. Rccommcndcd &// Censor for Adults. : FRIDAY NEXT— The World's Greatest Entertainers, , Stars of Stage, Screen and Radio, and a Bevy of International Beauties—in the Season's Smartest, Swiftest Musical Comedy. PEGGY HOPKINS .TOYCE, : W. C. FIELD. ) SARI MARITZA, RUDY VALLEIO. BURNS AND ALLEN, COL. STOOPNAGEL & BUD. ; CAB CALLOWAY AND HIS ' ORCHESTRA, BELA LUGO SI, BABY ROSE MARIE, AND THE BEAUTIES IN CELLOPHANE. Never before such wonderful songs, such hilarious comedy and such a pageant of beauty as you will find in this mad, merry revelry of mirth and music. Approved for Universal Exhibition. Plana Open at Theatre (Phone 46-BSS). THE LONDON y/ A FINE DRAMA. / BETTY COMI'SON, \ GEORGE BARRAUD, In _ , 6d "WOMAN TO WOMAN" 3d "WOMAN TO WOMAN" 3d „ , DARING, POWERFUL DRAMA. „ , 6d Rccommcndcd bu Censor for Adults OCJ GOOD SUPPORTS. Sri Sessions: 11.15, 2, 4, G, and 8. «jd Adults Cd, Children 3d, R.C. 1/. 6d 6d THE LONDON. 6d 6d T7IMPIRE — TO-NIGHT AT 7.45.

Hi Clement Dane's Mystery thriller, "ENTER Silt JOHN," Featuring Herbert Marshall. Recommended bi/ Censor for Adults. ADULTS, GD; CHILDREN, :iD. DANCING. |igpj THE MUSICIANS' FINAL DANCE is TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY), AT THE PETER PAN CABARET. Dancing 8 p.m. till Midnight. TICKETS, 2/. (Obtainable at Door.) " 810 IN." x 3 rnu-NRiHT. TO-NIGHT. -1- POPULAR CLUB DANCE At the MAYFAIR CABARET, Kifrangaliape Road. Happy Times. Bright Music. '.Monte Carlos. Streamers. DO NOT MISS TO-NIGHT! Popular Prices. S Gaiety hall, surrey crescent. TO-NIGHT, And Every Tuesday and Saturday, till 12. GENUINE OLD-TIME DANCE. CONNON'S POPULAR FULL ORCHESTRA Rendering Special Request Numbers. Special Spot Waltz Prizes, Chocs., Cigs., and Refreshments. Usual Popular Prices—l/ Each. 3 Enjoy a good night AND HELP US TO HELP OTHERS. NEWTON WOMEN'S BRANCH. Leisure Lounge, Karangahape Road. TO-NIGHT. Good Prizes, Supper. Single 1/, Double 1 '6. CLKiMM'S MELODY BOYS. 3 HALL. Newton—llappy Family Social Club's MARD-UP SOCIAL AND OLD-TIME DANCE, TO-NIGIIT and Every Tuesday, S-l a.m. Ladies' and Gent's Ist and 2nd prizes. Supper, Spot Waltz. Operatic Four will do the rest Enjoyment assured. Admission 1/6 single double 2/0, any two.—P. COLLIER, M.C. 3 £I G DANCE, HRETURNiDSOLDiERS|| TO-MORROW (Wed.), At 8 p.m. ROYAL OAK - EPSOM CLUBS. BON TON HALL, ROYAL OAK. i Montes, S Spot Prizes. Balloons, Supper. c tt'- Single. 1/ ; Double, 1/6. x 3 ATOVELTIES. Decorations. Flowers, Dance cheapest in town.—Mortensen Phone 27-72": ' Karan S afia Pe R™* TEACHERS OF DANCING. TfiRANK WOODKUFFE, the Expert Jazz or Old-time Course, 15/ 174. Upper Symonds St. g MACK Ballroom Private Course. Symonds St. C " rlst '»as—Pierce Bldg JJIIONE 42-237, particulars.—Miss Spencer, 7 Symondsville Studio; Dances Saturdays ; Tuition Classes Thursdays; Private Lessons daily. ' ' „

— B "VTALESKA'S Studio " removed Larger ni i pr^n~Se A' Floor, Barton, McGill Bldg.. 40«. Queen St. Phone 46-121. B LAUNDRIES. AUCKLAND LAUNDRY, SURREY CRESCENT, Phones 26-632 (4 lines), CATER FOR ALL CLASSES OF LAUNDRY WORK. Receiving Depots : 95. QUEEN STREET, 250. BROADWAY, NEWMARKET. 14 Vans Collect, Deliver Anywhere anv time. £ CHEMISTS. XTAROLD SCHMIDT, Son and Daughter J 1 Registered Opticians, Assayers, Chemists. —268, Queen St. Sight Testing Free B TJALPH'S Reliable Remedies.— (Ralph A-* Sanft), new address, 201, Symonds St tram section. P 4 PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. TXAMBLIN, Percy.—Specialist Chiropody, Foor Correction. American experience Jackson's Beauty Shoppe, Dilworth Bldg Phone 41-131. B OPTICIANS AND OPTOMETRISTS. F. McWILLIAM, Optician—Prices revised to meet the times. — 147, Queen St., next "Herald." D HA. BAGLEY, Ophthalmic Optician, • Ist Floor, Vulcan Bldgs.—Thorough Eyesight Examinations; modern equipment 4H-135. B Hp LOWES, F.8.0.A., F.C.O. (Edin.), -*-• F.N.A.0., F.T.O. (Eng.), Ophthalmic Optician, Lister Buildings, Victoria Street. 40-440. jj