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Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 124, 28 May 1934, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. ROXYJ and [TIVOLT Queen St. Near Grafton Bridge. | Phone 41-3-41. I'hone 44-130'. Amalgamated Theatres (N.Z.). Uu. Rosy Sessions : Continuous, 11, 2, o, b. Tivoli. S o'clock. No. 1— THE LUG LAUGH SHOW. ED. EVERETT HORTON, EDNA MAT OLIVER, In a Comedv Riot that gathers laughs all the way ... a series of howls . . . " THE POOR RICH." With an All-Comedy Cast. Approved for Universal Exhibition. ITS FIRST N.Z. SCREENING. PRESTON FOSTER, WYNNE GIBSON. MONA BARRIE, "SLEEPERS EAST." Recommended bu Censor for Adults. ADULTS. 1/. 3/. CHILDREN. Od. Od. ROXY and TIVOLI, ROXY and TIVOLI, WEDNESDAY NEXT. WEDNESDAY NEXT. (First N.Z. Screening.) HIT MELODIES . . . THREE CATCHY Melodies— "Keep j on Doin' What You're Doi . n '-' | "Keep Romance Alive," 'Tired ot 11 | 4U" —were composed by Bert Kalmar and Harry Ruby for Hips, Hips. Hooray," and their tuneful rhvthms have been played across the continent via the radio by many famous dance orchestras, including Paul Whiteman. Ben Hemic. Liidy Vallec, Frank Black, Don' Bestor, Glen Gray and Genu Rodemich. ■

lUlllllll'illlllllMlllHNllM E BERT ROBERT E EWHEELER WOOLSEYrz EWHEELER WOOLSEY— =WHEELER WOOLSEY= Tiiiiliin iuilliiiT ~ LOOSE AGAIN IN —. Ij liiimiin tu-i.iiiiiii EHIPS, HIPS, HOORAY. = =HIPS, HIPS, riHIPS, HIPS, HOORAY.= [ 11111111! 11 M !11 i TI! 111 M! 111 With - 11 KUTH ETTING. THELMA TODD, j DOROTHY LEE. j The funniest pair on the screen J in a musical girly-go-round ... taking the curves -with howling |! delight at sixty laughs a minute! ii C Every Song a tune to ] whistle ! J Music, Lyrics and Screen Play hy Harry Ruby and Bert Kalniar. Directed by Mark Sandrich. j RKO RADIO PICTURE. | Aiwrovcd for Universal Exhibition. ROXY and TIVOLI, j "WEDNESDAY NEXT. |j PLANS NOW OPEN AT LEWIS EADY, LTD. TWO RESERVES, 6/ and i/. UNRESERVED, 3/ and 2/ (Plus Tax). POUISHNOFF, POUISHNOFF, POUISHNOFF, POUISHNOFF, WORLD'S GREATEST PIANIST, And HORACE STEVENS, HORACE STEVENS, THE FAMOUS BASS-BARITONE. TOWN HALL, * THURSDAY, MAY 31. SATURDAY, JUNE 2. Director HUGO LARSEN. TENDERS. PLUMBER.— Price for Flashing Chimney. First house past School Kd., Belmont Takapuna. s "° PRICE lor Drainage, new job. Kiwi St., Pt. Chevalier. ; £§ AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. Superintendent's Office, Quay Street, May 2S, 1934. UNIFORMS AND RAINCOATS. Tenders will be received at this office until noon on TUESDAY, June 12, 1U34, lor the supply and delivery of Uniforms and Kaincoats. Specifications may be seen- at the Office of the Purchasing Department, Quay Street.

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