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Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 22, 26 January 1934, Page 14

AMUSEMENTS. ROXY TIVOLI SPECIAL!! SPECIAL!! EXTRA FOR THE CHILDREN AT THE MATINEE, AT THE MATINEE, 2 O'CLOCK TO-MORROW, AT BOTH THEATRES. LOOK WHO'S HERE. CHARLIE CHAPLIN CHARLIE CHAPLIN CHARLIE CHAPLIN In « THE FIREMAN." " THE FIREMAN." Approved for Universal Exhibition* CHILDREN 6D, 6D, 6D. CHILDREN 6D, 6D, 6D. PARENTS, DO NOT LET THE KIDDIES MISS THIS TREAT. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT /?roxy\ /tivoli\ f ROXY \ A vT) f TIVOLI ] \ Qneen St. / I Newton. J \ Phone / V pho 2£ / V. 41-341. J N. 44-136. J Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. KOXI SESSIONS, CONTINUOUS, 11 — 2 — 5 — 8. TIVOLI, NIGHTLY AT 8. MAGNETIC! REALISE THE POWER OP THIS DOUBLE DRAW! 2 BIG FEATURES. A COMBINATION SELDOM EQUALLED IN THE HISTORY OF SHOWS. SPECIAL No. 1 STAR ANCHORS UP! The Middies are. coming ... in a Red, White and Blue streak story of Annapolis days! A flag-flying show with a heart grip. FOR MAN, WOMAN, AND CHILD. BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT WITH R.K.O. RADIO FILM . CORP., 1934 LATEST SPECIAL. FIRST N.Z. PREMIERE. ' WATCH THIS BOY! BRUCE CABOT, BRUCE CABOT, BRUCE CABOT, I With £ BETTY FURNESS, ERIC LINDEN, FLORENCE LAKE, MARY SEDDON, ROBERT BENCHLEY. In "MIDSHIPMAN JACK." 1" MIDSHIPMAN JACK." • " MIDSHIPMAN JACK." "MIDSHIPMAN JACK." Approved for Universal Exhibition. SPECIAL No. 2 STAR •WARNER BROS.' FIRST NATIONAL FILM CORP. PRES ENTS FOR FIRST N.Z. PREMIERE, WARREN WILLIAM, ' JOAN BLONDELL, WALLACE FORD, GENEVIEVE TOBIN, HELEN CHANDLER, RUTH DONNELLY, In " GOOD-BYE AGAIN." " GOOD-BYE AGAIN." " GOOD-BYE AGAIN." Recommended 6y Censor for Adults. HAS GAY ATMOSPHERE, BRIGHT DIALOGUE, ATTRACTIVE STAGING. GAY TUNES AND SCANTIES! i GIRLS AND GIGGLES! BEAUTY AND BEDLAM, SEE " GOOD-BYE AGAIN." "£JSUAL JJOPULAR J) RICES. , ,1000 SEATS, .V, 1/. VCHILDREN Gd, 6d, 6d. FREE LIST ENTIRELY SUSPENDED. ROXY AND TIVOLI— TO-NIGHT.

SATURDAY NIGHT. GRAND COMBINED ANNIVERSARY AND RACE NIGHT PROGRAMME. <^DIXIELAND/>> The Auckland Lawn Tennis Assn. Executive and Visiting Champions will be entertained 'by the management. Enjoy an evening's dancing with • these great sports at the IDEAL SUMMER CABARET. Join in the famous MAYPOLE DANCE. Special Holiday 'Music. Evening Dress or Flannels. Double 5/. Phone .26-015 for Reservations. V. H. TRASK, Manager. PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, ETC. "K" BDSES ' FKOM fc^gfigg||Q opposite C.P.0., Queen EVERY 20 MINUTES TO ST. HELIER'S BAY, KOHIMARAMA AND MISSION BAY, via Waterfront Drive. RETURN OR ROUND TRIP.—ADULTS, 1/3; CHILD 7d (Also Intermediate Fares). City to Mission Bay, Return.—Adults lid, Child sd. ALSO, SERVICE FROM NEWMARKET, VIA RBMUERA AND PUREWA, TO THESE POPULAR BEACHES. Adults 1/3 Return, Child 7d Return. Phone 24-788. L. J. KEYS. LTD. D 4 BRIDGE. WORLD CONTRACT BRIDGE OLYMPIC •will be held Officers' Club Rooms, Queen's Arcade. THURSDAY, February 1, at 7.30 p.m. Particulars obtainable from Mr;' R. G. Armitage, Tel. 27-884, with whom entries close Monday, January 29. 27 LAWN TENNIS. DUNLOP RACQUET MACHINE STRINGING IS Hand-§tringing. with the big advantage of Machine Precision Tension. No awl is used, thus saving damage to frame; gives longer life to gut; no frame distortion. RESTRINGING, 13/6. Exclusive to GRIFFITHS TENNIS SERVICE, 13, Wakefield Street, Auckland. Phone 45-968. FS rriENNIS Enthusiasts —Delightful Courts, no charge. Redwood Park. Rail fare, 1/6 return, admits you.-VBring your bathing suit. YATES, 73, City Chambers. — Stringer Tilden, Johnston and Patterson's Davis Cup Racqucts; expert Rcstringlng, Repairs.