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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 283, 30 November 1933, Page 28

AMUSEMENTS. I|lill I 'l | i I|| i 1 1 1 11 111 ' STRAND. jIIIIIIIIIII I ' I I I I I I I 1 \\ — CONTINUOUS. — '111 ' NY LAST DAY. / j OA JOHN BARRYMORE, IU \\\ LIONEL BARRYMORE, V/ VAX "AIJSEXE LUPIN." ' j W JOAN CRAWFORD, 77 CLARK GABLE, ■ jj "POSSESSED." Ilj \ li TO-MORROW ANOTHER SELECTED TWO-STAR PROGRAMME. . — POPULAR PRICES. — NATIONAL. NATIONAL. <^ 0 m nt iY 0 NATIONAL. "i NAXCY CARROLL, I T AQT EDMUND LOWE, in | LAbi I I LOVE THAT MAN | Recommended by Censor Adults. - JACK OAKIK, nAV STUART BRWIN. in UAY - "DUDE RANCH," Approved for Universal Exhibition. Chapter 10, "Phantom of the Air." TO-MORROW | TO-MORROW 1 TO THRILL AUCKLAND AGAIN WITH THE MOST" BEAUTIFUL MELODY IN YEARS. JAN KIEPURA JAN KIEPURA (THE SENSATION OF EUROPE). In a Roturn Season of " TELL ME TO-NIGHT." " TELL ME TO-NIGHT." " TELL ME TO-NIGHT." " TELL ME TO-NIGHT." " TELL ME TO-NIGHT."

With RONNIE IHLE, MAG DA SCHNEIDER, EDMUND GWENX. Approved for Universal Exhibition. EXCELLENT SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. NATIONAL. NATIONAL. MMIIMiI LYRIC. 11TTTTTTTT SYMONDS STREET. Final Screening TO-NIGHT, AT 8. NORMA SHEARER, in " SMILIN' THROUGH." Screening FRIDAY, SATURDAY, LAUREL .VXD HARDY, Funnier Thnn Ever, in TACK UP YOUR TROUBLES.' Roth Approved for rrr,trrrsnt Exhibition. r PRINCE EDWARD. AT 2 AND S P.M. \ "WILD HORSE MESA," And "HE LEARNED ABOUT WOMEN." . Approved for Universal Exhibition. |QNEHUNGA| I STRAND to-night. STRAND. | RONALD COLMAN And BLISS A LANDI, in "THE MASQUERADER," One of the year's truly great Pictures. ltecommcndcd by Censor for Adults. In Addition : Walt Disney's Coloured Symphony, "•SANTA'S WORKSHOP," And Supporting Featurettes. Ail Trams Stop at Theatre. — At 8. — DEVONPORT. Warner Baxter—Elissn Landi, "I LOVED YOU WEDNESDAY." Recommended by Censor for Adults. DANCING. ~Jr\ Gr.L.B. TO-NIGHT, S O'CLOCK. NEW GAIETY HALL, 1 Surrey Crescent. Jolly! Sociable! Refreshing! OLD-TIME DANCING. Spot Waltz, D'Alberts, Log Cabin, Etc. Everything that is desirable for your Evening's Enjoyment. OPERATIC DANCE ORCHESTRA, In Continuation of their Programme of 'Popular Musical Numbers. Sub., 1/, Including Refreshments. 30 rpO-NIGHT — TO-NIGHT. - 1 THE DANCE OF DANCES. NEWTON UNEMPLOYED, Beresford St. Monte (1 and 2), Spot and Balloon Prizes. Better Than Last Week. CLEMM'S MELODY BOYS. Supper, and Onlv 1/. TOO GOOD TO MISS. 30

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