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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 76, 30 March 1935, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. FORSAKING ALL RECORDS! Packed out at' all sessions yesterday! Again St. .Tamos' scores with another wonderful entertainment.! FOUR SESSIONS TO-DAY! _At 11 a.m. — 2.15 p.m. and S p.m. With a Special E<VRLY EVENING SESSION. AT 5 P.M. ST. JAMES' | Direction : Sir Benjamin Fuller. CLARK GABLE, CLARK GABLE, CLARK GABLE,' CLARK GABLE, JOAN CRAWFORD, JOAN CRAWFORD, JOAN CRAWFORD," JOAN CRAWFORD, " FORSAKING ALL OTHERS." Rccommcndc'd by Censor Jor Adults. ROBERT MONTGOMERY, ROBERT MONTGOMERY, ROBERT MONTGOMERY, ROBERT MONTGOMERY, BILLIE BURKE, CI-lAS. BUTTERWORTH. An Outstanding Associate Programme includes— Til ELM A TODD — PATSY KELLY ! COMEDY, "Maid in Hollywood." ■ "MY "GRANDFATHER'S CLOCK," Coloured Musical Revue. "LOOKING AFTER BABY," I'ete Smith Oddity, etc., etc. Plans for all Performances are filling rapidly. Don't be left out. (7)\ GREY LYNN (^) Vw/J CINEIMA. To-night at 7.30. Phone 20-100. News Reel, Session 7.30 - S.O. RALPH BELLAMY and SIIIKLEY GREY In ORIME OF JJBLEN . •Toan Blomlell and Glenda Farrell in "KANSAS CITY PRINCESS." Recommended &z/ Censor for Adults. Permanent and Phone Reserves Kept till 7.45 p.m. 1 BRITANNIA 1 Xcws Affile Phone 20-041. 7.30 to S p.m. 1 A Fuller-Haywnrd Theatre. Constance Bennett and Herbert Marshall I n "OUTCAST LADY." Recommended by Censor lor Adults. Jack Haley in " HERE COMES TUB GROOM." Approval for Universal Exhibition. | MAYFAIR 1 SA Kri2-063: TO-NIGHT AT 7.40 P.M. Two iSpecial Attractions. "TWENTY MILLION SWEETHEARTS." "THE LADY IS WILLING." Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. VTCTDT?! A Devonport's Premier VIL/iUttlA Theatre. Pbone 22-UOS. Helen Hayes, Madge Evans. Brian Aherne in James M. Barries "WHAT EVERY WOMAN KNOWS." Approved tor 11 nircrsal t-hrli ibition. PICTUREDROME —— milford To-night, 7.50—Wi1l Hay in "THOSE WERE THE DAYS." Approved for Universal Exhibition. Two Hours' Dancing. Meredith's Orchestra. Free Transport. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. ANOTHER GREAT PARTY NIGHT AT <^dixielandT^> Hear Iluia Tatton and his NE \V IN TER NATIONALS. (The Band that studies all tastes.) In "No, a Thousand Times, No." Double 7/0. Evening Dress Essential. Phone 20-015 for Reserves. V. 11. TRASK, Manager. QUALITY! The Watchword of Our Cuisine. Manager. COOKE'S RITZ, LTD., . 242, Queen St. |o0 MEETIN GS. pOULTRYKEEPERS. pOULTRYK E E P E 11 S. A MASS MEETING OF POULTRYKEEPERS WILL BE HELD IN THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HALL, CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HALL, SWANSON STREET, CITY, AT 7.45 P.M., On jy£ONDAY j TO CONSIDER MEASURES CONCERNING THE PRESENT EXCESSIVE l'RltE OF FOWL WHEAT TO POULTRYKEEPERS. ROLL UP IN HUNDREDS. IT IS ESSENTIAL FOR YOU TO BE PRESENT. x3O ~yENDORS AND j^IIOPS. A MONSTER MASS MEETING OF ALL SECTIONS OF THE TRADE Will be held in CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, Swanson St.. On TUESDAY NEXT. APRIL 2. AT 3.30 P.M. BUSINESS : (a) To consider the proposed Amendments to the Metropolitan Milk Act. <b) To Form one United liody representative of the Trade for the purpose of combating the aforesaid Amendments. ROLL UP and help to protect the existence of your own Business. Conveners : C. MILLS, 11. 11. JACKSON, JUN., A. BLAKE. 1 MEETING— Cobden St.. To-night, 7.30 p.m., Labonr Defence League. Important. 30