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Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 68, 21 March 1934, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. |||ill'!l!|lll!ll!||ll!Uirf| STRAND. 11! 11111111111111 1 11 [ 11111111 CONTINUOUS FROM 11 A.M. LAST TWO DAYS— All Auckland is Flocking to See WEST v. MAE WEST < MAE WEST \ MAE WEST \MAE WEST in / " I'M NO ANGEL." \ < "I'M NO ANGEL." \ " I'M NO ANGEL." / Rccommcndcd by Censor for Adults. IT'S STARTLINGI.Y DIFFERENT! I'OPUUAR PRICKS. NATIONAL PRINCE _ NATIONAL EDWARD = — Queen St. — Kar.ir.gahape — Continuous. lioad. 11 a.m. to 7. Nightly at S. Evenings ;it S. Sal'.irdny .Mais. TO-MORROW'S THE I.AST DAY OF JACK HOLT, JACK HOLT, With Lovely Kay Wray in | "MASTER~OF MEN," j Also, DOROTHY BOUCHIER, . In the Hig Associate Feature. | " 1 A Paramount British Production. Both Rccommcndcd by Censor for Adults FRIDAY— Hollywood's Newest Romantic Stars, MARY & BRUCE BRIAN CABOT In "SHADOWS OF SING SING." Also the Big Associate Thriller, " EAST OF FIFTH AVENUE." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. I TUDOR I phT^: \\\ CICELY COURTNEIDGE, A\ With \y EDWARD EVERETT lIORTON \\ SOLDIERS OF THE KING. \\ Britlsli Musical Comedy. \\\ TUDOR Sl'l'lOltl'. FKATURETTE. [ GREY LYsJN^' T ;.„',y.i?|. A »; 1 JANtrr (J.n.NOR. in ~ \\\ "ADORABLE." v\ \ Approved for Universal Exhibition. \\ DAME SYBIL THORNDIKB. in \\\ "HINDLE WAKES." \\ \ "Rccommcndcd bit Censor for Adults, fTVONDALE ] 7T To-niglit Only. Absorbing Mystery \\\ Thriller, "TRICK FOR TRICK." ToA\ morrow. Guest Nlu'iit —"Lonely Wives.' | KINGSLAND~i .>\ GLORIA STUART, PAUL LUKAS in \V "THE SECRET OF THE \V BLUE ROOM." 'V Rccommcndcd by Censor lor Adults. \\, Also EL. BR EN DEL in AY "OLSEN'S BIG MOMENT." V \\ N Approved for Universal Exhibition. 1 j \\ GUEST NIGHT — TO-NIGHT. \\\ Henry Kendall. A\ "MR. BILL THE CONQUEROR." \\\ Approved for Universal Exhibition■ | TAKAPUNA % t t n l I \\\ EDNA REST and HERBERT ,\\ MARSHALL in "THE CALENDAR," \\' An Edgar Wallace Racing Story. IMPORTANT NOTICE. THE MAREO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. Conductor ERIC MAREO, Will give its First Concert, l'Jol Season At the TOWN HALL, TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), Commencing nt S p.m. The Programme includes : MENDELSSOHN'S VIOLIN CONCERTO (Soloist: Mr. Vincent Aspey), and BEETHOVEN'S STH SYMPHONY. Special Lighting Effects and Stage Decorations. Each Item will be announced with appropriate Annotation. Prices: Reserves, 4/ and 3/; Unreserved, 2/. Tickets now available at Box Office, Lewis Eady, Ltd.

Special Concession prices for Students, Schools, Colleges and Musical Societies. Apply at once to Lewis Eady, Ltd. A limited number of 1/ tickets will be available at door on niglit of concert. NOTE.—THIS CONCERT WILL NOT BE BROADCAST. M UNICIPAL B AND. fff G,Bandmaster : ■AirJrmA GEO. BUCKLEY. TO-MORROW _ (Tliurs.) PARNELL'PARK, At 8 o'clock. Also at Zoological Park on Sunday Afternoon, at 3 o'clock, and at Albert Park on Sunday Evening, commencing at 8.30. 21 MOTOR CYCLE RACES. JXION MOTOR CYCLE AUCKLAND. MINIATURE TOURIST TROPHY RACES. ROSEBANK PARK, AVONDALE, MARCH 24, AT 2 P.M. 6 EVENTS. RECORD ENTRIES 3-HOUR PROGRAMMEFULL OF THRILLS. See BRAY nnd DALE, the Small Track Wizards, Alf. Mattson, C. Goldberg, H. Tetley, McLaren Brothers, L. Moore, L. Nixon, H. Matthews. ELECTRIC LOUD SPEAKERS. Special Bus Service arranged direct to the Park. First buses leave Point Chevalier Corner and Avondaie Tram Terminus at 1 p.m. ADMISSION TO GROUND: ADULTS 1/, CHILDREN 6d. :23 CHURCH NOTICES. METHODIST CHURCH. TO-MORROW (THURS.), 22ND, AT 8 P.M. " THE CRUCIFIXION." By UNI_ED METHODIST CHOIRS. Soloists: Messrs. Errington and Sutherland. Organist: Mrs. Winstone. Conductor: Rev. Mitchell. x2l TEACHERS OF DANCING. -J /£* LESSON —Violet Robertson Studio J-/ O now open for Lessons in Ballroom Dancing from *9 a.m.—2nd Floor, Queen's | Arcade, Queen St. MWH