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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 224, 21 September 1935, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. AMALGAMATED THEATRES, LTD., S UIS UKB A N CI RCUIT. | STALLS 1/, CIRCLE 1/6. CHILDREN lIALF PRICE. , Reserves No Extra. I , f , CRYSTAirPALACE ' M'f. KIII'IX Rl>. Phone 20--.73. I I To-night at S o'clock. | 1 2 DE LUXE ATTRACTIONS. I j A In ugh tops each thrill. CLARK GABLE, V CONSTANCE BENNETT, J I A Great Team makes its Initial / I how ... in a great new proj duetion. "A FTEH f-kFFICE TTOURS." "FFICE -"-OURS." I Associate Feature. VICTOR M cLAG LEN, | EDMUND LOWE, In rplIE ItEAT TTOTEL l\f URDKR, 1 IHE "KEAT -"OTEL I'oth Rccom mended Censor lor -1 thill*. | RiALTO 1 To-night at 7.45. I NEWMARKET. j Phone 40-000 2 — BIG FEATURES — 2 No. I—A Great Comedy Thrill! CLARK GABLE, CONSTANCE BENNETT, lie was in love with adventure, She was in love with love, in After office ttours." FTEH FKICE J-I-OGRS." No. 2—Chan's Greatest Case! WARNER OLAND, PAT PATERSON, In " f-lIIARLIE PHAN TN T7IGYPT." |■ "V'HARLIK -*-N -^GYI'T." Ilotli Recommended Censor for Ail nils STALLS 1/. 1/. CIRCLE 1/ti. 1/ 6. PRINCESS To-night at S. DOMINION RD. Phone 21-430. '■[ WM. POWELL, GINGER ROGERS, in the successor to "The Thin Man." " CJTAR "\fIDNIGHT." « lOXAR "F -"J-IDNIGHT." RICHARD DIX In " THE ARIZONIAN." | j 7loth Recommended Censor for Adults STATE I To-night nt S. I DEVONPORT. I Phone 22-101. ft CHARLES FARRELL, JANET GAVI NOR, GINGER ROGERS, JAMES DUNN In " CHANGE OF HEART." MONA BARRIE, GILBERT ROLAND LADIES LOVE DANGER. Both Recommended Censor tor Adults. STATE .To-night at 7.45 ONEHUNGA. Phone 12-344 , * WARNER BAXTER, ' KETTI GALLIAX In TTNDER rplIE "DAMPAS TVXOON. U NDER - 1 -HE -PAMPAS VICTOR McLAGLEN, EDMUND LOWE In The /-ireat ttotel tvturder lIE -LJ-OTEIi -"-*-URDER j Both Recommended Censor for Adults. Jj Usual Free Bus. EMPRESS i News Session 7.30 ! NEWTON. 1 Phone 27-077. ! f WM. POWELL, GINGER ROGERS In : " STAR OF MIDNIGHT." JAMES DUNN, MAE CLARKE In A DARING YOUNG MAN. ' lloth Recommended Censor for Adults. 1 ADELPHI | To-night at 7.45. r I RICHMOND AV. Phone 27-235. S I I JACK HOLT, EDMUND LOWE In | " THE BEST MAN WINS." GEORGE O'BRIEN In Zane Grey's WHEN A MAN'S A MAN. Both Recommended Censor for Adults. KING'S j Tonight at 8. NORTHCOTE. | Phone 19-003. 1035'h Omndest Sli°w. "MRS. WIGGS OF '1 HE CABBAGE PATCH." Edward E. Ilorton, Karen Morley in "10-DOLLAR RAISE. - Both Approved Universal Exhibition. Usual Flee Bus. BRITISH DRAMA LEAGUE. Mil DRAMA FESTIVAL TO-NIGHT 3 P.M. "CAMPBELL OF KILMHOIt," by WAI-, KATO DIOCESAN SCHOOL DRAMA "A ROSB jE iN BLOOM," by TAKANINI • v W.D.F.U. DRAMA CIRCLE. "IN THE SHADOW OF THE GLEN, by THE PLAYHOUSE PLAYERS. — And — ANNOUNCEMENT OF RESULTS. CONCERT CHAMBEK, TOWN HALL. PRICES. 3/, 2/, 1/. BOX PLAN AT LEWIS EADY, LTD. MONDAY PERFORMANCE BY WINNING TEAMS. x2l ' PIRATE SHIPPE, MILFORD BEACH. TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY). GRAND PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS QLD-TIMD OARNIVAL JQANCE, S.O P.M. TIED 12. With the PEERLESS PIRATE SHIPPE BAND. Set in a beautiful Old English Garden. Best Ladies' Costume, Cash Prize £2 ; Best Gentlemen's Costume, Cash Prize £2 ; Most Humorous Ladies' Costume, ('ash Prize £2 ; Most Humorous Gentlemen's Costume, Cash Prize £2; Two Consolation Prizes, £1 each. Total Cash Prizes, £10. Grand March. 5.45 p.m. Scenic Setting by Davis and Martin. MONTE CARLO, BALLOONS, NOVELTIES. Cabaret Suppers from 6d. ADMISSION : From Auckland, Including Free Boat and Bus Transport, DOUBLE, 3/6; SINGLE, 2/. From Bayswater or Devonport, including Free Bus Transport, ' DOUBLE, 2/6: SINGLE, 1/6. Bus leaves Devonport, 7.40 and 8.0 p.m., Bayswater 7.25 and 7.55 pm. Returning after Dnnce. Phone 23-414 for Reservations. L. S. DAVIS. M.C. QPKINGTI M E at the Ritz brings new, tempting, seasonable menus in great variety. :21 242, Queen Street. ELECTORAL. jv -VfATIONAL POLITICAL FEDERATION. MVfWM (Manuknu Electorate.) Meetings of Supporters of the National Political Federa tion in the Manukau Electorate - will be held as under for the purpose of organisation and considering Candidatures : ONEHUNGA—KeIven Hall, Onehunga, on TUESDAY NEXT, September 24, at 7.45 . p.m. i PANMURE—Anglican Hall, Panmure, on , TUESDAY NEXT, September 24, nt 7.45 o p.m. ~ B. GORDON EDWARDS, £ 21 Provincial Organiser. RATIONAL POLITICAL FEDERATION. The Auckland Central Women's Commit- J tee of the National Political Federation will ~ hold n Luncheon in the National Hall. Queen's Arcade, on MONDAY NEXT. Sep- - tember 23, 12.30 to 1.30 p.m. Subscription 1/6. Speaker: Mr. T. J. Fleming. The same Committee cordially Invite ' H SXra?' t f r, U ", n(1 Friends of the National ' J Lp M' 1 ! 111 to ntteiul the « S I"" 15 'J HrKvr?iv n at tho National Hall o: ? ™ ? i NEXT, September 23, at 2 a p.m. Speaker: Jlr. It. w. Corson. I' (MRS.) E. A. SMYTIIE, " Hon. See. 2: