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Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 17, 20 January 1934, Page 26

AMUSEMENTS. WE ARE BEING CONGRATU- * LATED FROM EVERY QUARTER. LESLIE HOWARD LESLIE HOWARD LESLIE HOWARD LESLIE HOWARD — LESLIE HOWARD LESLIE HOWARD LESLIE HOWARD LESLIE HOWARD In the Greatest Role of his Brilliant Career, "BERKELEY SQUARE," "BERKELEY SQUARE," "BERKELEY SQUARE," "BERKELEY SQUARE," "BERKELEY SQUARE," A Fox Special, Approved for Universal Exhibition, With — HEATHER ANGEL — BERYL MERCER IRENE BROWN (Of "Cavalcade"). Fulfilment of all your dreams— The strangest, and most exquisite romance the screen lias ever brought to you. EVEN GREATER THAN " S.MI LIN' THROUGH." EXTRA ATTRACTION : — MISS M. SAWYER — — MISS M. SAWYER — — MISS M. SAWYER — In "A BRACKET OF SONGS." A GRAND SHOW. INDEPENDENT THEATRES. THE BEST ALWAYS. EES, SOUTHERN CROSS^ ELLERSLIE. Phono 17-623. SAT., MON., TUBS. I.—Norma Shearer, In "SMILIN" THROUGH." 2.—hie Sale, In "LUCKY DOG." 3.—THB PLYING CADONAS. -I.—All Technieolonr Cartoon. Approved for Universal Exhibition. Commencing nt S p.m. STRAND — TO-NIGHT. — STRAND. KAY FRANCIS, NILS- ASTHER, and WALTER HUSTON, In "STORM AT DAYBREAK." Recommended by Censor for Adults. A Mighty Cast in an Unusual Romance, amid Glorious Settings and Delightful Music. In Addition: "OUR GANG" COMEDY, "FISHERMEN'S PARADISE," And METROTONE NEWS. I Double- Feature Programme. LEO CARRILLO, THELMA TODD, TOM ALLEY, In "DECEPTION." Framed into Fame—then Beaten by a Blonde. "THE DEVIL IS DRIVING." With EDMUND LOWE, WYNNE GIBSON, LOIS WILSON. Drama that Smashes the Limit of Thrills. Reserve Now! Plans at Capitol Sweets Shop, or Phone 12-199. NEW EMPIRE I —THE NEW EMPIRE — DOMINION ROAD. TO-NIGHT. At 8. MARIE DRESSLER, POLLY MORAN, In 1 " PROSPERITY." [ Approved for Universal Exhibition. ANN HARDING. LESLIE HOWARD, "THE WOMAN IN HIS HOUSE." Rceom mciuleil by Censor for Adults. CINESOUND AUSSIE NEWS. Popular Prices. No Extra for Booking. Tel. 21-433 for Reserves. CZ=| DELTA~|=^^ TO-NIGHT AND MONDAY. Wheeler & Woolsey, in "DIPLOMANAICS." And Charlie Chaplin, in "THE RINK." Usual Free Dance will follow To-night. Prizes, Etc. "It's a habit smart people have." TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT. PAN\^ (N.Z.'s Premier Cabaret and Society Rendezvous PRESENTS REG. MORGAN And his New Peter Pan Band, featuring "Mary Rose," "Happy Ending," etc.—New Song Hits sung by Oracle Fields in her new film, "This Week of Grace." DOUBLE, 7/0. Evening Dress Essential. RESERVATIONS: Dial 46-777. Manager NEIL EDGAR. PONSONBY BOYS' J|ps§§|y BRASS BAND. f By kind permission of the \ J Mayor and City Council, V\. -(&'{ The above Band will render a programme of Music and Vocal Items at the TIVOLI THEATRE,ON SUNDAY EVENING, At 8 p.m., When the following well-known Vocalists will appear :— MISS 'MAY .MITCHELL (Soprano), MR. GEORGE NIELD (Baritone), BANDBOY D. MARTIN (Boy Soprano), MR. EDWIN MITCHELL (Tenor) and Violinist MISS IDA LOCKWOOD, with MISS MARY MURPHY (Pianist). Come and Hear this Great Musical Festival. Silver Collection. 20 S. C. MITCHELL, Hon. Secretary. MOTOR CAMPS. TAKAPUNA MOTOR CAMP, SITUATED RIGHT ON TAKAPUNA BEACH. BATHING — BOATING — FISHING. Up-to-date Cooking Arrangements and Community Room Installed. Three Acres of Beautiful Camping Grounds, within a few minutes' drive of two Golf Courses. MAKE THIS YOUR SUMMER CAMPING GROUND. BOOK NOW FOR THE HOLIDAYS. TARIFF: Per Car, 2/6 per day; 12/6 per week. (Caretaker in Attendance.) NORTH SHORE TRANSPORT COY., LTD. 20 LODGE NOTICES. is T OYAL ORANGE INSTITU"L/ TION, No. 2 District Lodge. Visit of the RIGHT WORSHIPFUL GRAND MASTER. Brothers and Sisters are invited to attend a Combined Meeting in the Orange Hall on MONDAY EVENING NEXT* at 8 p.m., to extend a Welcome to the Right Worshipful Grand Master. A full attendance is requested. District Officers and Delegates to meet at 7 p.m. sharp. By Order of W. Dist. M. 20 A. S. GALBRAITH, Diet. Sec.