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Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 6, 8 January 1934, Page 14

AMUSEMENTS. I V I cT^> 11 a.m., 2.15, 8 p.m. A PICTURE AS BEAUTIFUL, AS GLAMOROUS. AS THE GREAT STAR HERSELF! " ' What a Show! — MARLENE DIETRICH — — MARLENE DIETRICH —. —. MARLENE DIETRICH — — MARLENE DIETRICH — — MARLENE DIETRICH —. — MARLENE DIETRICH — In Her Greatest Role —More Brilliant Than Ever. In " THE SONG OF SONGS." " THE SONG OF SONGS." A Paramount Picture. Recommended for Adults Only. With BRIAN AHERNE, ALISON SKIPWORTH. "Truly this is a star of stars in a 'Song of Songs.' Marlene is simply ravishing." —"SUNDAY TIMES," LONDON. In Addition GRAND FAREWELL WEEK. PAUL T. CULLEN . "THE SINGING ORGANIST." In a Special Farewell Programme. IT'S WISE TO BOOK. | r"THE LONDON," NEWSREEL dNEMA. \ Opp. G.P.0., Queen St. ENTIRE CHANGE TO-DAY. 2 Star Features, 6d ALL-BRITISH 6d 3d FEATURE, 3d oa _ GERALD KAWLLNSOS — ** a A — ANNE GREY, in — CA 6d "THE MAN AT SIX." bd 3d "THE MAN AT SIX." 3d -. , — LESLIE FULLER, in — /»j 6d "POOR OLD BILL." 6d 3d "POOR OLD BILL." 3d HEAPS OF NEWSREELS. a , 6d Continuous Sessions Day ana Oα Evening. 3d Front Stalls and Back Circle, 6d. da Res. De Luxe Stalls, 1/. 6d THE LONDON, opp - GPO - 6d rTfrfrnrvp - 1 bemubka road IUDUK j To-night, 5.15. \\v MARIE DRESSLER \\\ And POLLY MORAN, in \\\ J "P-R-0-S-P-E-R-I-T-Y."l \\> "SUPERB TUDOR FEATURETTBS. • TDDTTAMXTTA I THREE LAMPS. j JJKI lAIN JNIA I • News O f world, A\l GEORGE BRENT, 7-30-S. \\\ VIVIENNE OSBORNE. In \\V "LUXURY LINER." \\\ CHESTER MORRIS, In \\\ "TO-MORROW AT SEVEN." \\\ Both Recommended Censor for Adultt. AV Also. "THE AUCKLAND CUP." 1 GREY LYNN c T^ M t * t t i \Y> ■< Slim Sumirerville, Zasu Pitts, in \\\ "OUT ALL NIGHT." \\\ Approved for Universal Exhibition. Yγ Nancy Carroll. Cary Grant, \\\ 'THE WOMAN ACCUSED.' \\\ Recommended hy Censor for Adults. \\ Reserves. Phone 26-406. I AVfIMDATT? municipal j IA V UJN UAljJll THEATRE. 47-765. I \Y To-night—Final Screening of "THE \\\, BIG CAGE" and "EXCESS BAGv\\ GAGE." To-morrow and Wed. — \V 'Mary PJckford and I/eslie Howard in \\\ "SECREH'S." Prices. 1/. 1/6. [ KINGSLAND I ?fc^fi; \\\ "THE DEVIL'S IN LOVE." \\\ Also, "THE LAWYER MAN." AY Approved for Universal Exhibition. ! AMBASSADOR P To C ni g v h a " e ß r :~ \\\ MARYPICKFORD i\\ And LESLIE HOWARD, in \Y ' "SECRETS." \\\ And KATE SMITH, ill \\\ "HELLO, ["TAKAPUNA g^. 1 1^"} \\\ Clive Brook and Kay Francis, in A\ "SHERLOCK HOLMES." \\> Free Transit by .North Shore Buses.

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