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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 22, 26 January 1935, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. V < PLAZA > /\ /\ / Direction: Amalgamated Theatres N. / (N.Z.), l.td. X W INSTANTANEOUS Vf j| SUCCESS. LAUGHTER! DEAFENING APPLAUSE! THRILLS OF DELIGHT! AT EVERY SESSION. THE GIRL WITH THE GOL.DKX VOICE, ! $ '' w ☆ GRACE MOORE GRACE MOORE I GRACE MOORE i GRACE MOORE | GRACE MOORE ' j GRACE MOORE I # ☆ I ('OM I'LETELY CAPTI- ! YATED HER AUDIENCES i AX I) Will KLED TIUOM ! THROUGH A HEAVKXI.V THRILL I'NDEII THE SPELL OF ROMANCE | AXD GLORIOUS SINGING — IX — "ONE NIGHT OF ' NIGHT LOVE," U-\ j LOVE," | The hearts of Auckland | picture patrons will beat taster as they drink in ! every glorious moment of ihis superb picture. A COLUMBIA PICTURE. Approved for Universal Exhibition. MANAGERIAL — THERE WILE HE FOUR SESSIONS ONLY EACH DAY AS FOLLOWS :—• 11 A.M., 2.15, 5, AND 8 P.M. LADIES ARE ADVISED TO AVAIL THEMSELVES OF THE DAY SESSIONS TO AVOID THE CKUSII AT XIGIIT. A RESERVATIONS, _J\ <CiONEHUNGA^> TO-XIGIIT AT 7.45. Phone 12-344. Amalgamated Theatres (N.Z.), Ltd. TWO BIG FEATURES and Full Supports. MARGARET LINDSAY, DONALD WOOD, GUY KIBBEE. GWEXDA FARRELL, — In — " MERRY WIVES OF RENO." CLAIR TREVOR, NORMAN FOSTER, — In — • " ELINOR NORTON." Doth llccor.imcndcd by Censor for Adults Free Bus leaves To I'apapa 7.20, Athens Rd. 7.30, via Upper Queen St. END^>> Rl^^-"-""^ TO-NIGHT AT 7.1,".. Phone 26-940. Amalgamated Theatres (N.Z,), Ltd. 3 BIG FEATURES and Full Supporting Programme of Featurettes. No. I—KAY FRANCIS In " MANDALAY." Recommended by Censor for Adults. No. 2—FRANK DALY, DEB ROY SOMERS and His Band in an All Vaudeville Show, "MUSIC HALL." No. 3—Warner Bros. Present an All Musical Show, "THE SILVER LINING." Until Approved for Universal Exhibition. <r^ADELPHI^> — s. GREY LYNN. -— TONIGHT AT S. Phone 27-235. Amalgamated Theatres (N.Z.), Ltd. 3 — BIG FEATURES — 3 Xo. I—GEORGE BREXT, MYRXA LOY, In • " STAMBOUL QUEST." Xo. 2—KAY FRANCIS. <j ItICARDO CORTEZ, 111 " MANDALAY." Doth Recommended by -Censor for Adults. No. 3—LAUREL and HARDY In " TOWED IN A HOLE." SHOWS. _____ AUCKLAND METROPOLITAN SHOW. FEBRUARY 22 AND 23. CLASSES FOR: HACKS. HUNTERS. TOXIES. DRAUGHT HORSES. CATTLE. SHEEP. PIGS. POULTRY. RABBITS. HOME INDUSTRIES, FARM AND GARDEN PRODUCE, j lIONEY. NEEDLEWORK AND PHOTOGRAPHY. WOODCHOPFING, DOG TRIALS. I'IIILDREXS POXY COMPETITIONS, STEER RIDING, CAMP DRAFT. SPECIAL NIGHT PROGRAMME OF HORSE JUMPING AND ATHLETIC EVENTS. ENTRIES CLOSE ON FRIDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 1. Free Schedule available 011 application. W. F. O'DONNELL. Managing Secretary. 41. Albert St.. Auckland. P.O. Box SO. 2ti T7AITEMATA A. AND P. ASSOCIATION W 30TII ANNUAL SHOW, TO BE HELD AT WAIWERA, FEBRUARY !), 1!>33. ■ Band on Ground. ;« ui-.nn.ES free on application. E. L. SCHISCIIKA, 8 Secretary. HO CATERERS—Tenders, '.losing January 1 31. are invited for Catering and Soft J 'rinks and Ice Cream Stalls at Albany { how, March 2.—For particulars and coudiions apply Secretary, Albany Show. 26 J