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Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 136, 11 June 1934, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. j "Nearly every British radio star of note does a turn in 'On the Air,' the result being . a variety show produced by a company much more talented than can usually be got together for such an entertainment . I Those who like camera studies of wild life will consider that 'Tembi,' the cinematograph record of a journey through Central Africa, is in itself sufficient attraction for an intelligent audience." —"Auckland Star, 9/G/04. Mil MAJESTIC WWII Sessions : 11, 1Z.15, 2.30, 5.0, S.O. 20 TOP OF BILL PERSONALITIES. RADIO and NX VAUDEVILLE "ON THE AIR." CLAPIIAM AND DWYER, ROY FOX AND BAND, TEDDY BROWNE. SCOTT AND WIIALEY. BRADLEY RHVTIIM GIRLS, WILSON —KEPT ELI j—B ETT Y, REGINALD PURDELL, DAVE BURNABT, MARIO DE PIETRO, I EVE BECK, BETTY ASTELL. DEREK OLDHAM, MISS LARRIE DEVINE. JANE CARR. HARRY CHAMPION, ANONA WINN. Also Screening: " TEMBI." Mr. Cherry Kearton travelled 12,000 milesthrough Central Africa photographing thia picture of animal life. » * • • Approved for Universal Exhibition. PLANS AT MAJESTIC. PHONE 43-210. } Official Movie Ball. 1034—July 12. 1 THE~STATEr :^P_ ■ SV.MONDo ST. — (Direction :R. Kerridgc.l FINAL SCREENING—TO-NIGHT AT 8. Tlieatt-e Centrally Heated. BIN'G CROSBY—JACK OAKIE, in " TOO MUCH HARMONY," Approved for Universal Exhibition. Also the Thrill Picture of All Time! "HELL BELOW," With ROBERT MONTGOMERY. Approved for Universal Exhibition. STATE PHONE 43-045. j _ "THE LONDON." | ~ Double-Featured Bill To-day, Headed by r. j 6d lIBNRY KENDALL and DO MOLLY. LAMONT, in 3d THE HOUSE OPPOSITE, 3d - , A Thrilling .Mystery Drama. c j od A COMEDY and Many Good OU ■Supports. o j 3d Continuous ftom 11 a.m. to 10.300U p.m. 6d THE LONDON, GF 0 - 6d j rpTTT^/AP CINEMA | KEMUEIIA, | IUDUK | Phone 24-749. \\> Centrally Heated. \\\ This Evening at 8. \\\ LIONEL BARRYMORE, (\\ ALICE BRADY & CONWAY TEARLE V\\ " SHOULD LADIES A\ BEHAVE?" \\\ Recommended by Censor for Adults. ,\\ Also LAUREL AND HARDY Comedy. \\\ Mickey Mouse "Steeplechase." and v\\ Superb Tudor Featurettes. 1 \V Official Movie Ball. 1034—-Inly 12. I~GREY LYNNX'iS," M \ J7\ BIN'G CROSBV. JACK OAKIE, iu \V "COLLEGE HUMOUR." W RICHARD DIN. in ; \\\ "ACE OF ACES." V\\ Itoth Approved Universal Exhibition. . [AMBASSADOR rti\V HELEN HAYES—CLARK GABLE, in • \\ "THE WHITE SISTER," \Y With LEWIS STONE, MAY ROBSON. ■ \\| Approved tor Universal ICxhibition. I C A TTPTV I Comfortably Takapuna. I LrAliiil X | Heated. To-night, 8. ,11 CONRAD YE IDT & JILL ESMOND ill ' \\ "F. 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