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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 237, 7 October 1933, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. £ ST. JAMES'^r^ n ST. JAMES'^^. is ""Where Sound Sounds Best" Sessions: 11 a.m., 2.15, and 8. GUARANTEE OUR PROGRAMME Trr* BEST IN TOWN THIS WEEK. TWO CONTINENTS AND TWO STnniftc COMBINED TO PRODUCE THIS " FLAMING LOVE STORY. She loved her husband—but -when tk» dashing young officer came along—she peerless to resist ,the call of romance KAY FRANCIS, KAY FRANCIS, KAY FRANCIS, KAY FRANCIS, \ NILS ASTHEE, NILS ASTHEH, WALTER HUSTON—PHILLIPS HOLMEs', — In — n " STORM AT DAYBREAK." " STORM AT DAYBREAK." " STORM AT DAYBREAK." Recommended by Censor for Adultt, tl Bound to old loyalties— caught up in a uew love —who shall blame this wife for what her heart made her decide? Supporting Programme includes: Our Gang Comedy—"Fisherman's Paradise" Series, Metrotone News. PLANS AT ST. JAMES'. No Free List. FRIDAY NEXT, "PEG O' MY HEART," A Laughln', Cryin,' and Foolin' Musical Romance of a Dashin' Colleen. Starring MARION DAVIES. PLANS AT ST. JAMES'. INDEPENDENT THEATRES. THE BEST ALWAYS. EMPIRE DOMINION ROAD. TO-NIGHT, AT 7.45. THE PRIVATE LIFE OF A PRIVATE DETECTIVE, 1 "THE KEYHOLE." | 1 Featuring KAY FRANCIS—GEORGE BRENT. Recommended by Censor for Adults. Also, DOROTHY WILSON—BILL BOID, | "LUCKY DEVILS." | And Cinesound Aussie News. Empire Popular Prices: Circle 1/6, Stalls 1/, Children Half-Pricc. .No Extra for Booking. Phone 21-433. 3 SOUTHERN CROSS!— ELLERSLIE. Phone 17-623. SAT. AND MON. , I.—STANLEY LUPINO, in "SLEEPLESS NIGHTS." 2. —LUPE VELEZ and LEE TRACY in > 'THE HALF-NAKED TRUTH.' Approved for Universal Exhibition. Commencing at 7.45 p.m. A Programme of Band and Vocal Items will be held in the aibove Theatre on SUNDAY, at 8 p.m. Come and hear the Auckland W.W. Silver Concert Band at its best; Collection. •' :=E=IONEHUNGA|!^^ • STRAND to-night. STRAND. DOUBLE-STAR ATTRACTION. Ist Feature.—SLlM. SUIMiMERVILLE and ZASU PITTS, in "HER FIRST MATE." 3 Slim wanted to ibe a Sea Captain, so Zasu bought him a Ferry Boat. IT'S A RIOT." - Approved for Universal Exhibition. Also the Greatest Thrilling News Reel ever produced, showing astounding authentic scenes of the life of a Cameraman. 2nd Feature—LEO CARILLO and THEIiMA TODD, in "DECEPTION," An exciting story of a wrestling contest. Also in the cast, Tom Alley, tlie wrestler who was recently in Auckland. Recommended by Censor for Adults. All Trams Stop at Theatre. [CAPITOL iSEE^ Warm and Cosy. Centrally Heated. (1) BILL BOYD—DOROTHY WILSON in " LUCKY DEVILS," Thrilling, Hair-raising Story of the Daredevils of the screen, with Beautiful Romance. Approved .for Universal Exhibition. (2) "HOT PEPPER." EDMUND LOWE—VICTOR McLAGLEN— LUPE VELEZ. Hot pepper, full of spice. If tou want laughs see Flagg and Quirk. Recommended by Censor for Adults. Phone 12-199 for Reserves. ==[ DELTA |see^ , ' . TO-NIGHT, 7.30. ' Marie Dressier, Polly Moran in their latest Comedy, "PROSPERITY." Special Free "Prosperity" Dance will follow, complete Programme showing" again Mon. SPORTING. AUCKLAND RACING CLUB. SPRING MEETING, 1933. NOVEMBER 4 AND 6. GENERAL ENTRIES (lsov eacli) CLOSE on FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, at FIVE O'CLOCK. At SAME TIME FORFEITS (lsov each) must be declared for G.N. GUINEAS, 1933, WELCOME STAKES, 1933. FEES must accompany in each instance. W. S. SPENCE, •"12 Secretary. AUCKLAND RACING CLUB. SUMMER MEETING, 1933-34. DECEMBER 26 AND 28, AND JANUARY 1 AND 2. NOMINATIONS for AUCKLAND CUP, RAILWAY HANDICAP, SUMMER CUP, RACING CLUB HANDICAP, GRANDSTAND HANDICAP, KING'S PLATE, CLIFFORD PLATE CLOSE by FIVE O'CLOCK on FRIDAY. OCTOBER 13. FEES (lsov each) to accompan) Nominations. W. S. SPENCE, :12 Secretary. —