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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 257, 31 October 1933, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. POSITIVELY LAST—3—DAYS. Despite the continual crowds the season definitely concludes on Thursday next. Heed the advice of thousands who will tell yon not to miss '•The Masquerader." N.Z.'s Pre-eminent Theatre. THE REGENT. Direction : J. C. Williamson Picture Corporation, Ltd. 3 Sessions: 11 a.m., p.m., 8 p.m. Easily His Greatest — RONALD COLMAN, RONALD COLMAN, RONALD COLMAN, RONALD COLMAN, With ■ ELISSA LANDI. ij, .„ 1 "THE "MASQUERADER." ] United Artist Picture. Only the Regent can Present This Complete Program me. Recommended by Censor lur tldulls. —"SANTA'S WORKSHOP."— And Other Splendid Ken tu ret tea. N.Z. Women's Golf Chumps. Finals ill Tltlrailgl. FRIDAY NEXT— Another Sensational Regent Entertainment —in its way just as brilliant as "The Mas()uerader" Programme. YOU—-who want thrills! YOU—who crave adventure! YOU—who want real life romance! YOU — who want a glimpse at life, at the sensation*, the thrills and turmoil of it all . . . vonr opportunity has come Willi ■ "I WATERFRONT." CLAUDETTe" COLBERT, ERNEST TORRENCE, BEN LYON. An amazing story—it will shock you out of commonplace thoughts . . . Here is sensational adventure and exciting romance portrayed on the seamy side of life. United ArtUls Picture. — ON THE STAGE — — FASHIONS, LIMITED — — FASHIONS, LIMITED — A Bevy of Beautiful Girls showing what the well-dressed bathing ffirl will wear this summer—ln n spectacular state presentation. Recommended bu Ocneor fur Adults. Plans at Theatre (Phone 40SSS).

: STRAND Hllmnlllfi nillliiiiiilll LAST FEW DAYS. CONTINUOUS FROM 31 A.M.. KING KONG. KING KONG. KING KONG. KING KONG. KING KONG. KING KONG. KING KONG. KING KONG. KING KONG. Recommended 6;/ Censor for Adults. And is Positively Unsuitable for Children. _ j n Addition The Musical Diversion the whole Town's Talking About. " SO THIS IS HARRIS." POPULAR PRICES: 1/, 1/6. COME AND LISTEN TO JOHN McCORMACK, COMMENCING NEXT WEEK AT THE PLAZA. DANCING. rpO-NIGHT. mO-NIGIIT. DRUIDS , OLD-TIME CABARET. DRUIDS' OLD-TIME CABARET. North St., Newton. Spot Waltz, Monte Carlo. Chocs.. Cigs., Los Cabin, Gay Gordons, Etc. MORROWS POPULAR ORCHESTRA. Refreshments. Subscription. 1/. ",t TO-NIGHT — DANCING —TO-NIGHT.— MAYFAIR CABARET. Karangnhnpe Road. Commencing the Summer Dance Season with Flannel Dances. Monte Carlos, Novelty Dances, etc Special Dnnce Number by the Ma.vl'nir Melody Makers. Ladies, 1/; Gentlemen, 1/. 31

GAIETY HALL, Surrey Cres. TO-NIGHT, anil Every Tuesday anil .Saturday. Genuine Old-time Dance. Connon's Popular Full Orchestra, featuring the ".Marine FourStep." more popular than Log Cabin. .Monte Carlo, Chocolates, Cigarettes, Tea and Coffee. One price: 1/ each. Spinsters' Ball Next Saturday. Novelty Carnival Next Tuesday. 31 TO-NIGHT.— O'NEILL STREET HALL, PONSONBY. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31. Dance. Final of Dancing Competitions. Good Music. Supper. :\l „ TVfANUKAU ROVERS' RUGBY j|X 1M- FOOTBALL CLUB. ANNUAL SOCIAL and DANCE, »* PRESENTATION 1 OF TROPHIES Will be Held in FORESTERS' THEATRE. QUEEN ST., ONEHUNGA, TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY). Good Music. Good Floor. Good Supper. Dancing S to 1 a.m. Admission: Ladies, 1/; Gents, 1/6. 31 C. J. WILLIAMS, Secretary. ("1 LICK CLA C K CAB AR E T Has been taken over by Bob Adams. OLD-TIMH DANCING, TO-MORROW (Wed.). The Click Clack Orchestra. Entirely New Management. See Wed. "Star." , [!£

JMPERIAL EX-SERVICEiMEN'S ASSN. BEST DANCE OP THE SEASON. SATURDAY, 8 P.M. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4. At LEGION OF FRONTIERSMEN'S HALL (Next Tyler's), ANZAC AVENUE. ■Wonderful Floor. Renl AVelcomc. OLD CONTEMPTIBLES' ORCHESTRA. Double Ticket, 1/G; Single, 1/. COME AND SUPPORT YOUK ASSN. \3l "jV'OVELTIEK, Decorations, Flowers, Dance •—•' Hats, cheapest in town. —Mortensei), Manufacturer, 270, Karanguhape Road. Phone 27-720. RTFS TEACHERS OF DANCING. RANK WOODRUFFE, the Expert Instructor, Jazz or Old-time Course; 10/. 174. Upper Symonds St. B MISS MACK, Modern, Old-time: private course 7/G. — Above Sneddon's, Symonds St. sBl T3HONE 42-237. particulars.—Miss Spencer, ■*- Symondsville Studio: Dances Saturdays; Tuition Classes Thursdays: Private Lessons daily. B TOILET SPECIALISTS. GENUINE Permanent Wave and Free Photograph. 10/0: work guaranteed.— Pollock. 27 Security Bldgs. 42-129. D POWDER Puff Salon, St. Kevin's Arcade. Permanent Waving. 12/0: Marcel Wav<nz. 2/6.—Phone <!G-71S. ,W. Dickinson. R FLORISTS. ANSEXNE'S Star Flower Shop—Wreaths, Bouquets, shortest notice, delivered anywhere.—l<3, Queen's Arcade. Phone 41-260. B