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Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 153, 30 June 1934, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. NATIONAL PpRINCE I _ NATIONAL _ EDWARD _ j== Queen St. — Karangaliape = Continuous, Road. 11 a.m. to 7. Nightly at S. Evenings at S. 1 J Sat. Mats, .it 2. ! Phone 42-IGO. Phone 4G-2,"i:!. I APPRECIATION! I Packed anil delighted audiences yesterday pronounced this the Finest Programme offered In Queen SI root for some time! U Pays To Serve The Public Well! YOUR FAVOURITE STARS! BEAUTIFUL! ROMANTIC! i THRILLING! CLAUDETTE COLBERT, CLAUDETTE COLBERT, RICHARD ARLEN, RICHARD ARLEN, • MARY BOLAND MARY BOLAND ill In the Most Hilarious Comedy of tin- Year, "THREE-CORNERED MOON." "THREE-CORNERED MOON." "THREE-CORNERED MOON." 11l Approved for Vnlrcrsal Exhibition. zane a 'grey's Glorious Outdoor Romance, 111 " THE THUNDERING HERD " " THE THUNDERING HERD " 111 Willi RANDOLPH SCOTT, JUDITH ALLEN, HARRY CAREY, NOAH BEERY, And a Supporting Cast of Thousands In A SPECTACULAR STAMPEDE OK THRILLS ! Approved for Universal Exhibition. Also, the Electrifying Tlirlllcr, " PIRATE TREASURE." NO ALTERATION , IN'PRICES. STALLS, 1/; D. CIRCLE. 1/6. Phone Reserves Not Kept After 7.4.">. I S T R A N D. I 11111111111111 l llMlllMl.lll , CONTINUOUS FROM 11 A.M. TOXIGUT, at •"> and S p.m. Direction : Amalgamated Theatres (N.Z.), Ltd. WARNER BROS. Present THE MUSICAL HIT OF THE SEASON. LAUGHTER, SONGS, GAIETY. / "I ADORE YOU." "I ADORE YOU." "I ADORE YOU." "I ADORE YOU." - "I ADORE YOU." ._ With n. ■= MARGOT GRAHAME, E 7 - MARGOT GRAHAME, ~ MARGOT GRAHAME, And ENGLAND'S 50 must beautiful girls. ,/'~ with // CARROLL GIBBONS?' SAVOY BAND. In Addition : Superior STRAND Feature!tos. ALL IN A BRIGHT, HAPPY FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT. Approved for Universal Exhibition. POPULAR PRICES. Third Annual Movie Ball, July 12. SPECIAL ATTRACTION TO-NIGHT. Only Circle Seats left foe Booking. 'Phone Reserves kept till 7.40 p.m. TO-NIGHT, AT 7.30 P.M. I RRTTANNTA I THREE LAMPS. JOAN CRAWFORD and CLARK CABLE in "DANCING LADY." Recommended by Censor for Adults. CLAUDETCTI3 COLBERT, in "THE TORCH SINGER." Recommended by Censor for Adults. TO DANCE AT PAN\. \, (N.Z.'e iPremier Cabnret "^> Society Rendezvous) * — IS'AN EVENT EVEN EOIt OUR MOST FREQUENT PATRONS { TO-NIGHT! ' ; Tho Peter Pan Novelty Band featuring "Tho Whole Town's ' lalkiug" and "My Little Grass Shack in Kal'eakalua." , Advance copies of these new hit numbers have Just boon received, and are beins played exclusively by N.Z.'s Preoniiiionl: D.inco Band. Miss Margaret O'Connor and Mr. Basil Loitfli demonstrating the "Carloca"—new dance with a Rhuinba Rhythm. Double 7/0. J Evening Dress Essential. I Reservations : Dial IC-777. Manager : NEIL EDGAR. ' Bgt KING'S COLLEGE OLD * fegj BOYS ' ASSOCIATION, i ANNUAL REUNION. . c THURSDAY, July T,.— Ball at Peter Pan. * Tickets and Reservations at Lewis Endy, - Ltd. r SATURDAY, July 7.—Annual Golf Match : against Grammar Old Boys (S.:?0 a.m., l at Middlomoro Links) : Rifle Shooting, Tennis at College. Lunch at College; Football at Eden Park. Tea at College, r 0 p.m. Annual General Meeting at Collego, 7.30 p.m., followed by Presentation to. jUr. J. U. Collins, and Supper. Sleep i at College. SUNDAY, .Tuly S. —Communion Service, 8 - a.m.; Breakfast, 8.80 a.m. Drive to Auckland Aero Club's Aerodrome (display by Fllgllt.Liout. D. M. Allen). Chapel Service, 11 a.m. Lunch at College (Guests of the Board of Governors). Afternoon Tea at King's School, Romuera, 3.30 p.m. (Guests of the Headmaster). Any Old Boy who wishes to, may live at the College from Friday Night (Tea) until Monday Morning (Breakfast). Any Old Boy who lias not received a Reunion Circular, please apply for same at the Old Boys' Oflice (at once). 810, South British , Buildings, Slmrtland Street. Hours, 12-2 ' p.m. daily. Friday, July 0, 0 a.m. to 5 p.m. r G. ir, BATGER, Hon. Secretary-Treasurer. * ™ ; AWAY FJJOM WINTER'S CHILLS. J Before the Blazing Log Fires, in Artistic Surroundings, with Beautiful '| Music at COOKE'S lUTJS, LTD.. j. :x3O ' , 242, Queen Street.