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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 50, 28 February 1935, Page 28

AMUSEMENTS. ' THE WHOLE WORLD HAS ACCLAIMED THIS picture. The Public—The Critics—The Press are of one accord — HERE IS THE IDEAL ENTERTAINMENT WE'VE BEEN WAITING FOR. YOU WON'T JUST SEE THIS PICTURE—YOU'LL KEEP IT ALWAYS AS A TREASURED MEMORY. :☆ ☆ Direction: Amalgamated Theatres (N.Z.), Ltd. TO-MORROW. FOUR SESSIONS: 11 A.M. — 2.15 — 8 P.M. SPECIAL SHOPPERS' SESSION 5 P.M. "The Sweetest Story Ever Told." L. M. MONTGOMERY'S Grand Characters Live Again in a Picture that you'll dream about. "ANNE OF GREEN GABLES," "ANNE OF GREEN GABLES," "ANNE OF GREEN GABLES," . "ANNE OF GREEN GABLES," "ANNE OF GREEN GABLES," "ANNE OF GREEN GABLES," lY "ANNE OF GREEN GABLES," "ANNE OF GREEN GABLES," "ANNE OF GREEN GABLES," "ANNE OF GREEN GABLES," "ANNE OF GREEN GABLES," "ANNE OF GREEN GABLES," "ANNE OF GREEN GABLES," "ANNE OF GREEN GABLES," An R.K.O. Radio Special. Approved for Universal Exhibition. With —ANNE SHIRLEY O. P. HEGGIE— as "Anne." as "Matthew." —HELENE WESTLEY— as "Mariila." ☆ FICTION'S DEAREST GIRL RETURNS « TO OPEN THE FLOODGATES OF YOUR EXCELLENT SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. BOOKING Already there are hundreds of Telephone . . . and other Bookings. IT'S WISE TO BOOK. RESERVATIONS: 30-100. 1 FREE LIST ENTIRELY SUSPENDED. | LAST SCREENING: "THE WHITE PARADE."

INDEPENDENT THEATRES. Tbe Best Always. |ONEHUNGA| 1 STRAND TO-NIGHT. STRAND I DOROTHEA WIECK. And a Big Star Cast o£ Players, in , "CRADLE SONG." Approved tor Universal Exhibition. Based on a story that moved the world. Supporting Featurettes include a Ring Crosby Musical Revue. Sportllght. Cartoon and News. With an excellent programme we commend to Bridge Players : A series of short pictures "My Bridge Experience," by Ely Cuth'bertsou, the wizard of bridge. Don't miss the first "Murder at the Bridge Table." NEW EMPIRE UOM Ir N ' n 0 f ?. t KC ?; v^ To-night at b. Universally Acclaimed the Greatest Entertainment In Years. CHARLES LAUGHTON In "THE PRIVATE LIFE OF " HENRY VIII." Recommended by Censor lor Adults. Selected Featurettes Include, Silly Symphony in Colour. Coloured Musical Revue. Usual Frices. Book Early. No Extra. Tel. 21-433. fo "grey LYNN i ( 7\ viy cinema. j To-night at S. Phoue 26-406. GUEST NIGHT. Greta Nissen and Chas. Bickford in " RED WAGON." Recommended by Ccnnur tor Adults. Also. "PUSS IN BOOTS." Comic Coloured Cartoon. "\TEW ZEALAND ROWING CIIAMFION--1-N SHJI'S. WHAU ESTUARY—SATURDAY NEXT. Record Entries of New Zealand's Champions. Admission 1/. 2S RUGBY FOOTBALL. If ARI ST- OLD BOY S' SjV M RUGBY CLUB. ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING will be held, in the Marist Brothers' School, Vermont Street, NEXT MONDAY, March 4, at 7.4,") p.in. sharp. All Members and Intending Members are urged to attend this important meeting. All friends and supporters are cordially invited.—J. H. DAVEY, Hon. Sec. I>S

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