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Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 203, 28 August 1934, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. THREB MORE DATS! II ST. JAMES , H • Direction : Sir Benjamin Fuller. 11 — 2.15 — 8 p.m. JOHNNY WEISSMULLBR vj- '; MAU.HEEN U'SULLIVAN, In "TARZAN AND HIS MATE." Recommended by Censor for Adults. Plans at Theatre—PHONß 41-814. FRIDAY NEXT! READ WHAT THE ENGLISP. CRITICS SAY ABOUT "THln'-MAX": "The best film of the year . . ' You will tvant to see it more than once." —"DAILY MAIL." "'The Thin Man' is not to be missed—it is one of those delights that make a critic's life worth living." —"THE STAB." "Ninety minutes of first-rate entertainment—l intend to see it again —can a critic give higher praise?" —"SUNDAY REFEREE."' Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's Successor to 'MYSTERY OF MR. X." . " THE THIN MAN," " THE THIN MAN,"- ■ With WILLIAM POWELL, MYRNA I.OY. Recommended by "ensor for Adulti.Plans at St. James', Phone 41-814. "DUBARRY" .— FINAL MATINEE-TO-MORROW (WED:), AT 2. Matinee Prices.—D.C. and. R.S.. 7/6: Stalls, 4/, Gallery, 1/6. Early Door Gallery, 6d extra. • I HIS MAJESTY'S. | Direction: J. C. Williamson (X.Z.), Ltd. LAST £ NIGHTS OP "THE DUBARRY," A Tremendous and Beautiful Opera. TO-NIGHT, AT 7.55. ■ And until FRIDAY EVENING. FINAL MATINEE TO-MORROW. For These Final Occasions. J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD^'S Supreme Musical Attraction, . . — " THE DUBARRY," — — " THE DUBARRY," ■— Which is proving the Greatest Attraction Auckland has known for a , decade. With • ■ SYLVIA WELLING, IN HER FAMOUS LONDON ROLE And a Magnificent Supporting Company of over 100 ARTISTS—- 100 ANOTHER MAGNIFICENT PRODUCTION, Commencing NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT. 8 NIGHTS ONLY. . MATINEES SEPT. 5 and ; B. • Initial Production in New Zealand of the Enormously Successful and Stupendous Strauss Comic Opera, ' "WALTZES FROM VIENNA." "WALTZES FROM VIENNA." A Love Story of Music. Spectacle — Music — Dancing; . A Feast for the Eye and the Ear. Over all is the appeal of the Strauss Melodies. . Bos Plans for "The Dubarry" nre now open at Lewis Eady. Ltd. Box Plans for Waltzes from Vienna" also now open. Day Sale at H.3L Theatre Kiosk. o EVENING PRICES: D.C. and R.S., 7/6; Stalls. 4/: Gallery, 1/6. Early Door Gallery, Cd extra. All Prices Plus Tax.

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