AMUSEMENTS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 112, 14 May 1935, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

COMMUNITY SINGING. Under the auspices of the Auckland Community Singing Association, the opening community sing for the 1935 winter season will be held in the Town Hall tomorrow from 12.20 p.m. to 1.30 p.m. Clem Dawe and his merry entertainers from His Majesty's will act as song leaders, the event being in the nature of a special "children's day." Choir seats (with entrance from Grey Avenue) will be kept apart for children, while the body of the hall -will be retained for adults. Every child is to be given a small present by Clem Dawe himself.

AMUSEMENT GUIDE.

HIS MAJESTY'S —Clem Dawe Revue Co. PICTURE THEATRES. NATIONAL AND PRINCE EDWARD— Eddie Cantor and F.tliel Merman in "Kid Millions." REGENT—iO Variety Stars In "Radio Parade or iO3r>." MAJESTIC —W. C. Fields and Baby Le Roy in "It's a Girt " STRAND —"The First World 'War." TIVOLI—Roger I'ryor in "Straight From the Heart" and Fay Wray in "White Lies." LONDON —Will ram Powell in "Private Detective G2." ST. JAMES'—Gary Cooper and Kathleen Rurke In "The Lives or a Bengal Lancer." ClVlC—George Arllss and Gladys Cooper in "The Iron Duke." PLAZA—Claude Rains and Heather Angel In "TJie Mystery or Edwin Drood." ADELPHI—"The White Parade." AMBASSADOR —"The Stranger's Return." ALEXANDRA —"One Night or Love." AVONDALE —"The Man They Could Not Hang , ." BRITANNIA —"Grandad Rudd." CAPITOL —"Student Tour." CRYSTAL PALACE —"Jew SUSS." DE LUXE—"Chained." EMPIRE—"HoKI Me Tight." EMPRESS—"Bright Eyes." KINGSLAND —"Crime Without Passion." KING'S (Northcote) —-".Music In the Air." GAIETY (Takapuna)—"Call It Luck." GREY LYNN CINEMA —"One More Hiver." LIBERTY (Parnsll) —"Penguin Pool Mur-

der Mystery." MAYFAIR— "2i Hours." REGENT (Epsom)—" The Camels Are Corning." RIALTO —"One Night or Love." STATE (Devonport) —"Evensong." STATE (Onehunga)—"Enchanted April." STATE (Symonds Street) —"Earl Carroll's Vanities." STAR (Newton) —Bright Side Up." STRAND (Onehunga) — "Girls Will be Boys." TUDOR—"The Outcast Lady." VICTORIA—"Now and For Ever." WEST END—"There's Always To-morrow."