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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 185, 7 August 1935, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. HURRY ALONG! The Auckland Reason of "NAUGHTY MARIETTA" draws to a close! Don't miss your last opportunities of seeing the greatest singing picture since music came to the Screen! TO-DAY AT 11, 2.13 AND 8 P.M. £f ST. JAMES' Direction : Sir Benjamin Fuller. THE NEW SCREEN SENSATION! "VTELSON T7*DDY : ELSON ! NELSON i ELSON i In Victor Herbert's I Glorious Operetta . . . "NAUGHTY MARIETTA." "NAUGHTY MARIETTA." "NAUGHTY MARIETTA." Approved for Universal Exhibition. With TEANETTB T\fACTAONALD, " EANETTB IU -AC X -'ONALD, Never Before so Beautiful AND MR. LAUREL AND MR. HARDY In "GOING BYE-BYE." Plans In the Main Foyer from 10 a.m. Phone 41-814. LONDON! »?£»■^ ~ , 2 GREAT COMEDIAN'S, bCI SLIM SUMMEKVILLE and 6d o ri ZASU PITTS in „ , 6d | n j A Riot of Fun and Frolic. o , DO VICTOR .TORY nnd Q LOBETTA YOUNG, in g Q 3d I THE DEVIL'S in LOVE! So 6d A Fust-action Romance. Q(\ 0 j Both Approval for Universal o i «tl Exhibition. . 3d P,A Continuous from 11 to 10.30. CtA vu Early-home Session. G p.m. ou 3d THE LONDON, w- "-P-Q- 3d By the man who wrote "The Guardsman." f TUDOR CINEMA "I RBMUEUA. 1 J-UJ-/WJV [ Phone 24-74!) ,\\ To-nijrht at 8! "Cosy and Warm!" Xγ MARGARET SULLA VAN, Yγ HERBERT MARSHALL Yγ and FRANK MORGAN in AY "THE GOOD FAIRY." i \\\ Approved lor Universal Exhibition. \\\ A Sparkling Comedy from the [May by \\\ Ferenc Mohmr. who wrote \V "THE GUARDSMAN." \\\ Also i\\ "THE TORTOISE AND THE HARE." ,\\\ Repeated To-iilght & Full Programme. I GAIETY? TAKAI'UNA. ) vJ-n-t-L! J. X I ph 23-465. To-night. \\\ Stuart lOrwin & Ann Sothern in v\\ "THE PARTY'S OVER." \\l Approved for Universal Inhibition. I A VONTDAT F municipal j \\ , To-night and Thurs. fid —Guest A\ Night—3d. An AU-Tecbnlcal .Musical Yγ Romance, "Kiss Me Again." Comedy. V\\ iMusic and Colour. His Supportinc iA\ Proßramme. I\V Approved fur Universal Exhibition. fXMBASSADOR ,v GUEST NIGHT. \V -Tack Holt — Lilian Iloinl. in .\\ "WHEN STRANGBKS MARRY." \\ lieetnnmenriid by Censor lor Ailults. fKiNGSLAND I r\\ Mona Barrio in "The Mystery Woman." \V HrcommcnUed by Censor for Adults. \\\ Richard Arlen In "Ready for Love." \\ Approved lor Universal Exhibition. rT~TT>T7'T?'T<V CINKMaT PARNKLL. [ JjlrSJiiKl I [ p hono 43.750. \Y GUEST NlGHT—Madge Evans. Otto \\\ Kruser, May Kobson. in A\ "BEAUTY FOR SALH." V\j Recommended by Censor lor Adults. I ■RT'R'K'FMTTF AD I Foresters , Hall I J3ln.XS.XLil> XI HjALJ I To-night, at S. v .lames Dunn and Sally Bilers in "She v\\ Learned Ahout Sailors" and "The \\ Dlonne Quintuplets." \\\ Approved for Lnircmfil Exhibition. "'l'ln- Uousi- of Quality." I Ttn? PA PT'ITII I BALMORAL. 1 IIIXL. lArilU-b I AtSToniKht. Kitty Carlisle, Roland Young, end Alison Sklpworth, in "HBKE IS MY HEART." A Musical Romance. Approved for Universal Exhibition. Also Anna May Wong and (ieo. Raft, iu '•LIMBHOUSE BLUES," A Drama of London's Chinatown. I Recommended by Censor lor Adults. Also, POP-EYE CARTOON, Etc. I MAVFATR I SANDRINGHAM. I MAYIAIK I avnlKht. at 7.43 p.m. Conrad Veldt iu "THE LAST COMPANY." Recommended bu Censor tor Adults. (iood Supporting Programme. ADULTS, in): CHILDREN. :!D. /IOLD BLOW THK WINI >S, But snug dine the Patrons of Cooke's Luxurious Ritz. COOKE'S RITZ, LTD., : 10 Queen Street. MEETINGS. LEAGUE TO A BOLISH T>OVEBTY. PETITION TO THE KING. t> ÜBL I C -\T EETI NG, rpOWN JJALL, SUNDAY NEXT, AUGUST 11, 3 P.M. SUNDAY NEXT, AUGUST 11, 3 P.M. * BOLISII pOVERTY OW ' ■VTATIONAL POLITICAL FEDERATION (EDEN ELECTORATE). A Meeting of Supporters of the National Political Federation, for the purpose of Organising in the Eden Electorate, will be held in the Primary Room of the Gordon Road Hall, on THURSDAY NEXT, August 8, at 7.4") p.m. B. GORDON EDWARDS, JOHN S WITHERS, Conveners. 8 TVTATIONAL POLITICAL FEDERATION IN (EDEN ELECTORATE). A Meeting of Supporters of the National Political Federation, for the purpose of Organising in the Eden Electorate, will be held in the National Hall, Queen's Arcade (Second Floor), Queen Street, on THURSDAY NEXT, August 8, at 7.45 p.m. B. GORDON EDWARDS, JOHN S. WITHERS, Conveners. 8 AUCKLAND BRANCH, NEW ZEALAND EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE. A General Meeting of the Branch will be held in the Institute Rooms, Wellesley St. School, on SATURDAY, August 10, at .9..'50 a.m. Business: Consideration of Professional Code, and Remits 41, 47, 48, 104, 112, 114. J. ARMSTRONG, 7 Secretary. #fIOLLEGE RIFLES CLUB. All Members of the College Rifles Club and Members and ex-Members of the Fourth Battery (How.), N.Z.A., are invited to attend a Farewell Gathering to CAPTAIN L. J. MANDER, to be held at the Clubrooms, Wandsworth Buildings, Anzac Avenue, on FRIDAY NEXT, 9th inst., at 8 p.m. N. H. E. HOCKIN, x 7 Hon. Secretary. SPORTS GOODS. ALL Racquets and Restrlngß fully guar anteed. -E. W. Wyllie, Tennis Special ist. First Floor, Queen's Arcade. C