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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 259, 3 November 1933, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. | NEW I'ROIIRAMMIO TODAY- | — THE MAJESTIC — N.Z.'s Premier All-British Cinema. Continuous from 11 a.m. t<> 7 p.m. Do Luxe Session, S p.m. COMMENCING TO-DAY The Ma jostle's Second P.ig All-Britisli Programme. Tiie Beautiful English Star of "Good-night, Vienna," etc.. ANNA NEAGLE, In The Great London Triumph, "THE LITTLE DAMOZEL," " THE LITTLE DAMOZEL," " THE LITTLE DAMOZEL," "THE LITTLE DAMOZEL," "THE LITTLE DAMOZEL," A British Dominions Picture. Rccummendcd hi/ Cctisor lor Ailults, With JAMES KEXNIE, _ ATIIOLE STEWART, BENITA lIUML. A Dramatic Musical Romance MUSICAL NUMBERS BV NOEL COWARD. | An intensely human drama of a bountiful London Cafe singer. I lie glorious setting of the picturesque riverside ten gardens will recall warm memories of old Father Thames. How English the whole thing is. To hear Miss Neagle (who is also the star in "Bitter Sweet") sing "What More Cnn I Ask." "Brighter than the Sun." "and "The Dream is Over is indeed a pleasure worth while. The Management issues a caution to patrons to reserve quickly. Owing to (lie extension of "Tell Me To-night"—-this new programme can be shown lor O.NIO WEEK ON 1A", as "Tliark" com- • meiices Friday Next. ll| "0(100 PEOPLE STORMED THE PLAZA. T7>\|)().\. IN THE FIRST M DAYS OE ••MTTi.E i)AMO/;KI.""()VEIi i.0.000 PAID FUR ADMISSION TIIE I l ' i KST WEEK—A " J.I)NDON UECOKD ! Wonderful Supporting Programme of Splendid English Featurettes. "THIS ENGLAND. No. 1." A Beautiful Scenic of Cornwall. "ZODIAC, No. 1." Were you horn between April -J and May -1 '! ~ "FUNERAL OF THE MARION E 1 1 E, Gounod's Beautiful Composition. IDEAL MAGAZINE, A Bunch of Interest. BE WARNED— Hundreds could not get in at the Premiere of "Tell Me To-night. IT COSTS NO MORE TO BOOK. Don't Delay Reserve Quickly. Box Plans at Theatre, Phone 43-210. 11111111111111' STRAND' lliniiiiilhi. tiiflliimilll Evening Session, 7.43. _ CONTINUOUS — . GRETA GARBO, GRETA GARBO, LIONEL BARRYMORE, LEWIS STONE, In " MATA HARL" The Story of the Master Spy. ZZTTAND IN ADDITION = WILLIAM HAINES, ERNEST TORRENCE, i In " GET-RICH-QUICK WALLINGFORD." A Great Comedy from Beginning to End.

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