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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 57, 8 March 1935, Page 16

_- AMUSEMENTS. DRAMA OF MYSTERY THE PICTURE THAT HAS THE WOULD AGHAST. It makes nil other Mystery Plays look like bedtime stories. * * '•The Return nf (lie Terror" is based on an Edgar Wallace story, and, of course is replete with thrills. Edgar Wnllace always kept his renders in suspense and the latest picture will keep niiv audience fascinated. There is not just one. mystery, but many. IHli MAJESTIC mi! Hill MAJESTIC jilll choose which' session yod'lt; attendT morning 11 a m. MID-DAY V2.V.0 MATINEE 2.30 EARLY 5.0 (Concludes 7 p.m.) EVENING 8.0 WARNER BROS , . SPINE-TINGLING THRILLER CHILLS—THRILLS—LAUGHS GALORE ROMP ACROSS THE SCREEN. Recommended by Censor for Adultt. EDGAR WALLACE. EDGAR WALLACE. EDGAR WALLACE. / "THE \ f ■ RETURN V I OF THE I Vy TERROR." / FRANK \ ' / MARY FRANK \ / MARY FRANK \ / MARY McHUGH \/ ASTOR McHUGH /\ ASTOR McHUGH / \ ASTOR McHUGH / \ ASTOR Onc« Again Warner Brothers Pictures have produced a worthy successor tii "Thi! -Mystery of the Wax Museum?' YOU'LL »;ET HOT UNDER TUB COLLAR TRYING TO SOLVE IT—BUT ITS THRILLS WILL CHILL YOU TO THE BONE! "SWELL ENTERTAINMENT!" SAYS "VARIETY DAILY." Edgar • Wallace always" keeps his readers in suspense, and his mas-! terpieee, on the screen, replete with thrill after thrill, tilled with weird and uncanny sequences, will bold audiences gripping their seats in spellbound wonder, as chills chase themselves up and down their backs. Also Screening: "GOOD BADMINTON," " GOOD BADMINTON," . "GOOD BADMINTON," The liner points of the game explained nnd demonstrated by slow-motion photography. BOOK NOW. PLANS AT MAJESTIC. 2000 SEATS, 1/, I'd, 2/3. Telephone 43-210. /v THE STATS. — ,| IK SYMONDS STREET. [I 1111) Direction It -i. K°rri(lgo, 'rtlht NEWEST AND MUST SPECTACULAR OP , THE WAKNER BROS. MUSICALS. ==z (The Gold-diggers of 1U34.) T — " DAMES," == H ' — TP With RUBY KEELER, DICK POWELL. JOAN BLONDELL. GUY Killg BEE. ZASU PITTS. TTen indescribable spectacles that make - 'Daines" an entertainment A you will remember for years. t< <JEE The amazing "Tunnel of *■ lOj,ji(j Living Beauty" number! E QEB • * * —~ Obß The spectacular "Tapestry SEE of Living Girls" scene! -. EB * * * , SEE The "Byes for You" dance! EE • * * QBE The Humorous "Girl at the 11111 11 Ironing Board" song! • ' Approved for Universal Exhibition. U' State Phone 43-G45. Admissions: Adults 1/. Child- '"'• \TTC"VC\Vn A Devonport's Premier VIUIUKIA Theatre. Phone 22U0S. Wendy Barrie. Clifford Mollison in '•GIVE- HER A RING." Edmund Lowe, Victor McLaglen. In "NO MORE WOMEN." Both Recommended by Censor for Aatins. Breezy Musical Comedy, Romance ami Hectic Comedy. PICNICS, EXCURSIONS. ETC. g jy£OTUIHI JSLAND. TWO TRIPS TO AUCKLAND'S MARINE PARK. WITH ITS WONDERFUL BEACHES AND GULF SCENERY. SATURDAY, 1.43 P.M. CUXD'AY," 0.50 A.M. THE POPULAR EXCURSION STEAMBK, SCJ TT? ANGIT OT O, .O. It A N G I T O T O, Auckland's Largest Excursion Vessel (555 Gross Tons). Will leave Motuihi Island at C p.m. Saturday, and Sunday at 5.30 p.m. FARE: Adults 1/G, Children OU, Plus Auckland City Council Landing Tax of Adults 3d, Children Id. ™ W AIHEKE JSLA^. S.S. HAUITI. ' DAY TRIPS". SURFDALE. OSTEJND. OMIIIA AND MOTUIHI (Northern Wharf.) Mon., Tues.. Wed., Thurs.. 0.15 a.m. •Friday, (i.30 p.m. -Returns Sat. nioruIDBAWAROA. ORAIMU AND COW Bfe. Mon. and Wed.. 0.10 a.m. Returns sanie eiej. •Saturday. 1.40 p.m. ♦Ketin-ns >f?™ n >j iVfOTUIIII AND QSTEXDM> V. B AROONA. From Eastern Side Central Wharf. Leaves daily lor Motuihi at 9.30 a.m., except Fridays, Sundays, 0.35 a.m. For Ostend: Leaves daily at !) 30 a.m., except Friday and Saturday mornings. Sundays, 1).35 a.m. SPECIAL . TRIPS FROM AUCKLAND. Friday, C.30 p.m.; Saturday, 1.30 p.m., for Osteml Direct. Special from OstenU Mondays. Fridays. Saturdays. 7 a.m. A. G. FRANKHAM, LTD.. Agents. _gj Q Q (Central Wharf). FOR /"^NEROA—Fri., G. 30 p.m.: Snt., 1.41 p.m.: Sun.. 'J. 4."> a.m. FOR TTA-WAD —Sun., 9.45 a.m.; Wed. JLV (direct i. 9.30 a.m. Fares : Oneroa Excursion 2/. Stay over '_/]>. Kawau Excursion 5/, Stay over 7/0. WATKIN AND WALLIS. 42-4 (HI L