AMUSEMENTS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 143, 19 June 1934, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

CLEM DAWE REVUE COMPANY. Clem Dawe's particular style of comedy seems to be permanently popular with AucklandeiK. An excellent house was recorded yesterday, even with the inclement weather. Good humour, singing, dancing and clever acrobatic features combine to make "The Laugh Parade" one oi the best revues of the present season. This show will be staged until Thursdayevening, and to-morrow afternoon at the final matinee performance the management Will present to a lady in the audience an elaborate kitchen cabinet. On Friday next the company will present another revue entitled "The Whirligig," at the matinee of which next Saturday gifts will be given to children in the audience, one being a Shetland pony, with saddle and bridle. GIRLS' GRAMMAR CONCERT. The annual musical and dramatic entertainment presented by pupils of the Auckland Girls' Grammar School will be held in the Concert Chamber on Thursday and Friday next. Dancing, drill, dramatic sketches and musical items will comprise the programme. TAKAPUNA CITIZENS' BAND. Led by Drum-Major F. Smyth, the Takapu 11 a Citizens' Band on Sunday afternoon marched from Anzae Street to the Takapuna Beach, where they played a popular land classical programme, under Conductor A. Taylor. A collcction was taken for the fund to supply new uniforms. HOSPITAL CONCERT. Mr. Neville Carlsen's revue company entertained patients of the public hospital in ward 8 last evening with a varied programme of song, dance and novelty numbers. The troupe, in conjunction with the "Sunbeams" Company, will show at the Miners' Hall. Waihi, for three nights, starting next Monday. ] COMMUNITY SINGING. I Mr. Clem Dawe, of the current revue I season at His Majesty's, will be present | o:i the stage at to-morrow afternoon's community singing to be held in the Town Hall, in aid of the metropolitan unemployed relief fund. Other members of | the company who have promised to be present are Muriel O'Malley, Ann Luciano, Joe Slniner and Dorothy White. Mr. Albert Russell will act as song leader. AMUSEMENT GUIDE. HtS MAJESTY'S—CIem Dawe Revue. PICTURE THEATRES. NATIONAL AND PRINCE EDWARD — Slim Summerville and, Zasu Pitts in "Love Birds" nnd 0. P. Heggie in "Midnight." LONDON —- Donald Calthrop in "Number Seventeen" and "Bad Companions." REGENT — John Longden and Charlotte Francis in "Tile Silence of Dean Maitland." STRAND—William Powell and Bette Davis in "Fashions or 1034." ST. VARlES'—Myrna I.oy and Otto K'ruger in "Tlie rrize Fighter and the Lady." MAJESTIC—Sydney Howard and Dorothy Bouchier in "It's a Cop." ClVlC—Dorothea Wieck and Alice Brady in "Miss Fane's Baby is Stolen." PLAZA—"Footlig-ht Parade." ROXY AND TIVOLI—PauI Muni in "Hi Nellie" and Pat Patterson In "The Bight to Live." ADELPHI—"Friday the 13 th." ALEXANDRA—"Big Broadcast." AMBASSADOR (Point Chevalier) — "Ills Grace Gives Notice." BRITANNIA—"Looking Forward." CAPITOL—"TiIIs Week of Grace." CRYSTAL PALACE—"Mama Loves Papa." DE LUXE—"liver Since Eve." EDENDALE—"I Am Suzanne." empress—"Female." empire —"Let Me F.xplain, Dear." GAIETY (Takapuna)—"College Humour." GREY LYNN CINEMA—Revue and Pictures KING'S (Northcote) —"Little Women." REGENT (Epsom)—" Aunt Sally " RIALTO—"Aunt Sally " STATE (Onehunga)—"Fires of Fate." STATE (Symonds Street) —"Men Must Fight." STRAND (Onehunga)—"The Utah Kid." TUDOR—"Blarney Stone." VICTORIA—"Facing the Music." WEST END—"Long Lost Father."