AMUSEMENTS. LAST TWO DAYS. SESSIONS: 11 A.M., 12.30, 2.30, 5, AND S P.M. WARNER BROS. PRESENT /footlight paradeA footlight parade. v footlight parade. / Approved for Universal yr N. Exhibition. s* RESERVES - PHONE 41-586. — ■= PLAZA EE=E PLAZA ===■■ Direction : Amalgamated Theatres (N.Z.), Ltd. , — FRIDAY AUSTRALASIAN PREMIERE / TOO BIG \ a / FOR \ \> ( THE WORLD, &sT \SO TMKV (STAGED / IT IX THE / s CLOUDS! / \ / To ° \ <&-? \ I BEAUTIFUL \ Js*\ \ [ FOR WORDS, \ \ SO THEY SET IT TO I \ V MUSIC! / / 200 \ m, I RAVISHING \ / I BEAUTIES, J / l^\ \ CHOSEN FROM / ■ "->^ \ 10,000. / / >. \ BEAU 1Y - / / THE NEW \ "*"*^ / DANCE CRAZE \ / / FROM 'RIO." \ / I THE CARIOCA, j / I Is driving Ihc J / \ nation inelodj' / / \ mad! J / ■ —-""" R.K.O. RADIO ~*-*- PRESENTS " FLYING DOWN TO RIO," " FLYING DOWN TO RIO," " FLYING DOWN TO RIO," " FLYING DOWN TO RIO," " FLYING DOWN TO RIO," " FLYING DOWN TO RIO," . " FLYING DOWN TO RIO," " FLYING DOWN TO RIO," " FLYING DOWN TO RIO," " FLYING DOWN TO RIO," With DOLORES DEL RIO. FRED ASTAIRE, GINGER ROGERS, GENE RAYMOND. Approved for Universal Exhibition. — BOOK EARLY FOR GOOD SEATS. ! PLANS OPEN AT THEATRE, Third Annual Movie Ball, July 12. I HIS MAJESTY'S. Lessees J. C. Williamson CN.Z".). Ltd CONTINUED BRILLIANT SUCCESS OF THE TRIUMPHANT CLEM DAWB SEASON. TO-NIGHT, AT 8. AND UNTIL THURSDAY. The Incomparable Comedian, CLEM DAWE NEW REVUE COMPANY, In the Exhilarating aud Funniest of all Revue Extravaganzas, THE WHIRLIGIG, Which has been acclaimed the best production jet staged by the Clem Dawe Company. 4TH REVUE NEXT FRIDAY: " LAUGH, TOWN, LAUGH." Box Plans nt Lewis Eady. Ltd. Dnj Sales at H.M. Theatre Confectioner: Kiosk. Evening Prices: D.C. and U.S. 4/ and 3/; Stalls, II; Gallery, 1/ (Plui Tax). STRAND — FRIDAY. ENGLAND'S FINEST MUSICAL RI3VUE, "I ADORE YOU.!' Approved for Universal Exhibition. STRAND —FRIDAY. WATCH FOR THE SHOW PICTORIAL'! MOVIE PARADE At THE MOVIE BALL. 2' BOXING. *JV BIG tjrtt BOXING. DOUBLE PROGRAMME. TOWN HALL, MONDAY, JULY 2, AT S P.M. PROFESSIONAL FIGHT. 10 3MIN. ROUNDS. CYCLONE JOHNNY McKAY CYCLONE JOHNNY McKAY j (GISBORNE) V. ARCHIE HUGHES ARCHIE HUGHES (AUCKLAND). SPECIAL AMATEUR BOUTS. 6 2Miri. Rounds. | BILLY McKAY v. P. KELLV (Gisborne) ' Auckland) And C. G. BROWN V. R. MARTIN, A. BURGESS V. It. KNOCK. W. HOGG V. R. McLACHLAN. PRICES :—'Stage, 10/ : Circle 4/ ; Stalls,- 3/ Ladies and Boys Half-pi'lee. Re serves (id Extra. Gallery. 1/6 Back Stalls, 1/; No Half-price. BOX PLAN OPENS .THURSDAY, WATTS' SPORTS DEPOT, LTD., Exchange ILane, at S a.m. H. E. WATTS, Hon. Secretary. This Bout Will Not be Broadcast. PUBLIC NOTICES. mUEM'ASKKKS will bo prosecuted, am J- nil dugs shot on my property, Panmurr J, Donald. 2<
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Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 150, 27 June 1934, Page 18
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