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Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 162, 11 July 1934, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. FINAL TWO DAYS. lIIIIIH MAJESTIC |||!|!!! Sessions: 11. U_'.,",o, .-, and 8 p.m. I -THE " I I MAN WHO CHANGED IMS NAME." | EDGAR WALLACE THRILLER. An Exciting Drama, sprinkled with hearty laughs and with a surprise nt the enii such as only Edgar Wallace could give you. Also Screening: "I'ATHE LATEST NEWS." "CHARTING OUR COASTAL LANES." "ARNIIEIM LAND." Recommended lm Censor fur Adult*. I'lans at Majestic—Ph. 4:'.--Mn. BOOK AT ONCE FOR FRIDAY'S lilt; PREMIERE AT THE llliljll MAJESTIC lIIIIIH lIHJIII MAJESTIC lIIIIIH Note.—There will lie four distinct Sessions, commencing 11.0, '-'.1 r >, 5.0, S.l). Continuous Sessions will he abandoned for the Season. English in Character, English in Spirit. NOW GOMES THE SI'OK EN VERSION OK 1 WARWICK DEEPINGS WARWICK DEEPING'S Gripping Novel of Father ami Son Devotion. "SORRELL AND SON." "From now on -No Secrets, Son." "Xo Secrets, Father." . AND WHEN SORRELL LOQKED INTO THOSE EYES lie knew nothing could prevent him I'r.un giving his sen (he lies! the world had to offer, and so he riirried on with "Kit's" words on his heart. " DAD, I'LL ALWAYS STICK BY YOU." And wilh his son's simple pledge of eternal comradeship ringing in ids ears. Cn'ntain Sorrell. M.C.. went forth, with joy in his heart, to light the greatest Untile, to win from life happiness for "Kit." H. B. WARNER H. B. WARNER

Roouaels bis original ride of Sir,.hen SorrclJ. M.C.—lt's the lines! thing the screen has ever seen, or ever will see. — THE CAST — Mrs. Stephen Sorrell ... Margot Grahamc "Kit" Sorrell I'eter Penrose Hugh Williams Mrs. Palfrey Ruby Miller Mr. Roland Evelyn Roberts Sir Richard Orange Donald Caltlirop Mr. l'orleous \rthur Cbesney Buck Wally Patch Mollv l'enlrealh Winifred Shotter Ethel Hope Davy A PICTURE FOR YOU, MOTHER. AND YOU. DAD. AND BY ALL MEANS A PLAY FOR YOUR SONS AND DAUGHTERS. PLANS AT MAJESTIC. TELEPHONE 4a-210. Approved for. Unlwrmil Exhibition. ■ A British and Dominions Picture, EEEEE THE STATE, === ■ SYMONDS ST. ~~ _1 ( Direction : It. ■)■ Kcrrldgc.i ___ TII'AIIiUT AT 8 P.M. TWO FIND ENTERTAINMENTS WITH SUPPORTING PROGRAMME OF FEATURETTEK. No. 1. RUTH CHATTERTON, In "CRASH." Recommended by Censor for Adults. No. 2. "GIRL WITHOUT A ROOM." Featuring CHARLES FAKKICLL. CHARLIE RUGGLES and MARGUERITE CHURCHILL. Recommended by censor for Adults. rniiioATKE /Centrally tteatbd. statf piiond -i:;-iji,-i. INDEPENDENT THEATRES. THE BEST ALWAYS. fONEHUNGA| 1 STRAND to-night. STRAND | GUEST NIGHT. CATHERINE] DALE OWEN, EDMUND B REESE, And an All-Star Cast, In "DEFENDERS OF THE LAW," A smashing drama of |he Police and their work. A thriller in every sense of the word. Big Supporting Programme. Approved lor Universal Exhibition. STALLS: ADULTS. OD: CHILDREN, ;{D. NEW EMPIRE Centrally Heated. GUEST NIGHT. 1 >ouble-l''eai ure Programme. "THE IMMORTAL VAGABOND," And "NUMBER 17." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. ADULTS. OD: CHILDREN. 3D, RAILWAY NOTICES. SKI SPORT AT CHATEAU. SKI SPORT AT CHATEAU. SKI SPORT AT CHATEAU. SKI SPORT AT CHATEAU. SKI SPORT AT CHATEAU. SKI SPORT AT CHATEAU. SKI SPORT AT CHATEAU. SKI SPORT AT CHATEAU. CHEAP WEEK-END TRIP. CHEAP WEEK-END TRIP. CHEAP WEEK-END TRIP. CHEAP WEEK-END TRIP. SNOW THRILLS FOR 'ALL. SNOW THRILLS FOR ALL. SNOW THRILLS FOR ALL. SNOW THRILLS FOR ALL. SNOW THRILLS FOR ALL. SNOW THRILLS FOR ALL.

TOTAL COST (Train Faros and Accommodation). Onlv £'■'• !)/(> from Auckland. Only £2 17/ from Hamilton. CONVENIENT TIME-TABLE. CONVENIENT TIME-TABLE. Excursionists join the 3 p.m. Auckland-Iniid-Wcllington Express on SATURDAY, July 11. Return Train arrives back on TUESDAY, at Frank ton .function 4.01 a.m., Auckland 7.G a.in. SAME BARGAINS FOLLOWING WEEK-END. These Special Concessions apply to the following week-end and week-ends up to November .17. excepting the period August i! lo September Id. inclusive. FURTHIOU INFORMATION IS AVAILABLE FKO.M GOVERNMENT TOURIST BUREAUS OK RAILWAY OFFICES. 11