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Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 147, 23 June 1934, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. STRAND. lllninHlnnD'lhnmiil TO-NIGHT, u P.M. AND 8 I\M. Direction : Amalgamated Theatres (N.Z,), Ltd. The First Time in N.Z. TWO SPECIAL FEATURES. SPARKLING MUSICAL COMEDY-ROMANCE. LILIAN LILIAN LILIAN "THE ONLY GIRL." "THE ONLY GIRL." "THE ONLY GIRL." harvey; HARVEY, HARVEY, Approved for Universal Exhibition. With CHARLES BOYBR, And a Huge Cast of English and Continental' Players. BRILLIANT ENTERTAINMENT. Also. LESLIE LESLIE LESLIE 'THE NIGHT of the PARTY." 'THE NIGHT of the PARTY.' 'THE NIGHT of the PARTY.' BANKS, BANKS, BANKS, Recommended by Censor for Adults. Willi ERNEST THESIGER. A Cleverly Conceived Action Drama, With a Most Unusual Climax. THRILLS ! ROMANCE ! SUSPENSE! A Gaumont British Programme. POPULAR PRICES. 3rd Annual Movie Ball, July 12 111 INSTANT AND . UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS!!! 11l THE PUBLIC OF AUCKLAND RFSPOMI MAGNIFICENTLY TO OUR NKV.' POLICY OF SCREENING DOUBLESTAR BILLS CONSISTING OF TWO OK THE WORLD'S BIO.ST FIRST RELEASES AT BOTH THE NATIONAL AND I'RINCE EDWARD THEATRES WEEKLY! . . . . .PACKED SESSIONS ! [NATIONAL PRINCE _ NATIONAL _ EDWARD = Queen St. = Karangahape = Continuous, Road. 11 a.m. to 7. Nightly at 8. Evenings at 8. Sat. Mats, at 2. Phone 42-169. Phone 46-252. .. . This Bright and Appealing Entertainment, packed with Laughter and Sparkle, includes Auckland Premiere of the Paramount Side-splitter, "TILLIE AND GUS," "TILLIE AND GUS,". "TILLIE AND GUS," With Three of your Favourite Stars, W. C. FIELDS, ALISON SKIP WORTH, BABY LEROY. The Greatest Funmakersi . . . and the Cutest Baby in Captivity. Approved for Universal Exhibition. Also Auckland Premiere of Hollywood's Greatest Co-Starring Team, SALLY EILERS & BEN LYON SALLY EILERS & BEN LYON In a Snappy Comedy,

"PASSPORT TO PARIS." "PASSPORT TO PARIS." Approved for Universal Exhibition. || PRICES ARE AS USUAL: STALLS, 1/; D. CIRCLE, 1/6. Reserve Now! It costs no more! Third Annual Movie Ball. July 32. "yiCTORIA. DEVON PORT. Tile Cosy ■ v To-night. S p.m. Theatre. JOAN CRAWFORD. CLARIC GABLE, in "DANCING LADY." Rccommcnded by Connor for Adults. TJICTUREDROME MILFORI). Double-Feature Programme. To-nlsht, Diana Wynyard in "Men Must tight. Madeleine Carroll ir "Sleeping Car.'' Laurel and Hardy Comedv. liccommcndcd by Censor for Adults. / \ K N.Z. LABOUR PARTY'S COMMUNITY SINGING, STRAND THEATRE, STRAND THEATRE, TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), AT 7.30 P.M. SONG LEADERS: MADAME YET.V and MR. F. CORNWALL. Pianist, MRS. WOODS. SHORT ADDRESS BY MR. H. G. R. MASON, M.P. (Auckland Suburbs). Subject: THIS MONEY QUESTION." Como and spend an Interesting and Enjoyable Evening. SILVER COLLECTION. MR. M. J. SAVAGE, M.P., Leader of the Opposition, Speaks at the Town Hall, TUESDAY. JULY 3. DR. F. W. NORWOOD Preaches at BERESFOIiD ST. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, SUNDAY EVEXIXG, 7 O'CLOCK. r pHE RITZ CUISIXIQ is par excellence. Next Best to Your Home. COOKE'S RITZ, LTD.. 1*42. Queen Street. :2'.\ INSPECT. TJIMMER'S COFFEE HOUSE," _ New Coffee and Tea Shop. No. 5, Union Kuilding, Customs Street. Coft'ee Roasted Hourly ami Ground Frcsii. S