AMUSEMENTS. NATIONAL PRINCE NATIONAL _ EDWARD _ S Q U ecn St. = Karangaliape = Continuous, c 11 a.m. to 7. o ly at 1 3. Evenings at 8. Sat. Mats, at 2. Phone 42-109. Phone 46-252. PINAL 2 DAYS OF THE GREATEST SHOW IN TOWN! SLIM SUMMERVILLE And ZASU PITTS, In tlieir Latest Laugh Panic, "LOVE BIRDS." "LOVE BIRDS." Approved for Universal Exhibition. Also, 0. P. HEGGIE & SIDNEY FOX. In the Thrilling Dramatic Triumph, " MIDNIGHT." " MIDNIGHT." Rccommendcd by Censor for Adults. COMMENCING FRIDAY. AUCKLAND PREMIERE OF TWO OF THE YEAR'S MOST BREEZY LAUGH PICTURES! [ NO. 1. I The Paramount Side-Splitter, "TILLIE AND GUS." "TILLIE AND GUS." "TILLIE AND GUS." "TILLIE AND GUS." "TILLIE AND GUS." This is undoubtedly the Funniest Comedy of the Year, Boasting a Trio of Hollywood's Best and Most Favourably Known Stars, W. C. FIELDS, ALISON SKIPWORTH, And BABY LEROY. Approved for Universal Exhibition. I NO. 2. I SALLY EILERS & BEN LYON SALLY EILERS & BEN LYON SALLY EILERS & BEN LYON In the Snappy, Adventurous ComedyRoinance of the Secret Service! A "PASSPORT TO PARIS." "PASSPORT TO PARIS." "PASSPORT TO PARIS " "PASSPORT TO PARIS." Brilliant and Laughter-Laden. A Delightfully Refreshing Programme. Approved for Universal Exhibition. Reserve Now! It costs no more ! STALLS, 1/; D. CIRCLE, 1/6. CHILDREN, HALF-PRICE. Third Annual Movie Ball, July 12. / QLEM JQAWE jyTATINEE, At next Saturday's Matinee of "The Whirligig" 50 gifts will be presented to the children in the audience, including a THOROUGHBRED SHETLAND PONY, together with Saddle and Harness. MAJESTX^S^) Lessees J. C. Williamson (N.Z.I, Ltd. SUPERLATIVE ENTERTAINMENT. TO-NIGHT, AT 8. AND TO-MORROW EVENING. The Irresistibily Funny Comedian, CLEM DAWE and his NEW REVUE COMPANY, 30 — ARTISTS — 30 In the two final representations of the spectacularly beautiful and hilariously humorous revue production. " THE LAUGH PARADE," " THE LAUGH PARADE," Three Hours o£ '.Sheer Delight. Another Entirely New Production, Coin men oing NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT: "THE WHIRLIGIG." Which will introduce Clem l)awe and his brilliant supporting company in a series of unique and original sketches, songs, adagio dances, acrobatic features and clever ballet. I'roduccd by Eric Bdgley. I3ox Plans at Lewis Eadv, Ltd. Dav Sales at H.M. Theatre Kiosk. Evening Prices: D.C. and R.S.. 4/ and 3/; Stalls, 2/: Gallery. 1/ (Plus Tax). SPECIAL ATTRACTION. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT FROM 7.30 TO 12 P.M. VICE-VERSA CARNIVAL, VICE-VERSA CARNIVAL, VICE-VERSA CARNIVAL, ROUSHWORTHS' RINK, KHYBER PASS. GOOD PRIZES FOR Prettiest Young Lady. Best Looking Young' Man. Prettiest Girl under 10. Best Looking Boy under IG. Best Dressed Couple. Best Dressed Trio. PRIZES ARE ONLY FOR THOSE WHO ARE DKESSED VICE VERSA. Admission 1/, Skates M, Floorago Od ROUSHWORTHS' RINK. TTELP THE YOUTH OF AUCKLAND Y.M.C.A—Y.W.C.A. STREETA P P B A L, NEXT FRIDAY. 20 DANCING. U I.NGLE 1/, DOUBLE I/O T . . ( Any Two). /QlcZ —LABOUR HALL LABOUR lIALL tjJHi.QATt. (Entrance Beresford St.). v 0 & D -W DAXCK — TO-NIGHT, -w Band New Management! New Fun ! 'i■>;"! ? ilu i', „ S l lo( Prizes, Complimentary tickets, Balloons, Streamers, Confetti, w upper, lea or Coffee. "Come round and .. see us." 20 T HURSDAY NIGHT. GAIETY lIALL, Surrey Cres. G.L.B. OUR NEW SPECIALS. 1/ Single 1/0 Double, or Two Ladies. Concession and Complimentary Tickets Each Week. Full Orchestra. Full Programme. Spot Prizes. Specials. A Piping Hot Cup of Tea or CofCce for Supper. x2O TRANCING TO-NIGHT—OId-time and r "' i Come and enjoy yourself. E\en body welcome. MAYFAIR. Karanga- , , u . l : To-morrow (Thursday), Vt liakatane Hockey Club Special Big Night. — X2O Q.AIETY HALL, SURREY CRESCENT y TO-NIGHT.—Dave Wilson's Oul-tlmc Dance. Monte Carlo, Statue Dance, etc 1 l'lzes, Complimentary Tickets. Connon's Orchestra. Suppci.-. 1/ Each. 20 fiD — TO-NIGHT—OD—TRADES HALL o GOOD-TIME DANCE CLUB. Reserves the Rigiit of Admission. With STRUTTER'S DANCE BAND. Confetti, Monte, Light Supper. 20 . . BERT SAUNDERS, M.C. CHEMISTS. TJALPH'S Reliable Remedies. — (Ralph Sanft). —Prompt Mail Order Chemist, Dept. S.. 201. Symonds St.. Auckland. D «> QUART Douche Cans, English, enamel rf, /I . co, "l' l ? te with tubing and fittings: 10/U. —Melveru's, Newton, Auckland. V
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Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 144, 20 June 1934, Page 18
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