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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 230, 28 September 1935, Page 28

__ AMUSEMENTS. Exclusive Scenes o£ the MADGE ELLIOTTCYRIL RITCHARD WEDDING At Sydney. TO-DAY AX 11 — 2.15 — 8 P.M. ST. JAMES''THEATRE Direction : Sir Benjamin Fuller. WILLIAM pOWELL XLLIAM - 1 - OWICUi WILLIAM -pOWELL ILLIAM L ONVKI.Ii in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's Smash Musical Entertainment . . . -" R E C IC L E S S." "RECKLES S." "RECKLESS." Recommended bp Censor yy for Adults. — With — TEAN TJ~AII LOW, EAN -CIAKLOW, JEAN TTARLOW, EAN -°-ARLOW, FRANCHOT TONE, MAY ROBSON, NINA MAE McKINNEY. "WHEN THE CAT'S AWAY," One of the Best of the new Coloured Cartoons. POP-EYE TIIE SAILOR — In — "Let You anrl Illm Fight." Plans at the Theatre (Phone .12-9-0) '/// ""THE LONDON," Opp. G.1'.0., Queen St. > 6d , 2 810 FEATURES. oj COMEDY AND DKAMA. o oCI LEO CAKKILLO, ol g c j MARY BRYAN and ROGER PRYOR Q c :3d "MOONLIGHT AND 3c 6cl PRETZELS." 6d tM Music, Souk and Dance. 3(j Approved for Universal Exhibition. 6d JOHN BOLES, 6d „ , BUCK JONES & NANCY CARROLL 01 3d in 3d 6d "CHILD OF I6d 3d MANHATTAN." j 3d > fir) A Great Entertainment. Dtl Recommended Censor for Adults. ou , n j Continuous from 11 to 10.30. qj oQ Front Stalls and Back Circle, Od; /?,) Children. Sat. Evening. Gd. ' ou A STRONG HILL AT : 3d THE LONDON, orr - 3d PWTnTTp ci nio.m a i rem u bra. [ 1 UiJUXX. | Phone 24-740. EE This Evening at S ! "Cosy and Warm !" ' = JEANETTE MACDONALD rr: (of "Naughty Marietta"), EE And MAURICE CHEVALIER, — With Edward Everett Horton. in EE "THE MERRY WIDOW." ' —- Recommended bp Censor for Adults. rrz Franz Lehnr's famous Comic Opera. — First-Class Supporting Programme! If A TFTV I TAKAI'UNA. I O-rt-l-C' J- J- 1 Ph. 23-4 G."). To-night. — Wallace Beery and Virglna Bruce, in == "MIGHTY BARNUM." Approved for Universal, Inhibition. To-night and Moil.—Myrna Loy and rEE Warner Baxter, in — "BROADWAY BILL." Approved /or Vn i rerun I Exit i hit inn. — Also "THE NIGHT IS YOUNG." —• Recommended bit Censor lor Adults. I AMBASSADOR =rn: Commencing 7.30 p.m. — JOE E. BROWN in EE "THE CIRCUS CLOWN." = BINNIB BARNES, NEIL HAMILTON in — "QNE JgXCITING A DVENTURE." Both Approved Universal Exhibition. [LIBERTY CINEMA ] PARNELL. I x x [ Phone 43-7 SO. — Programme Commences 7.30. == EDDIE CANTOR, in = ROMAN SCANDALS." Approved for Universal Exhibit ion. [KINGSLANDJ TO-NIGHT. EE "THE LIVES OF A BENGAL = , LANCER." Approved lor Univrsal Exhibit inn. I BLOCKHOUSE BAY | — Will Rogers, Slim Summerville, in —"LIFE BEGINS AT 40." A ppro red for Universal Exhibition. I BIRKENHEAD | £"» ~ Margaret Sullavan in 'The Good Fairy' £ Approved for Universal Exhibition. — And Special Supporting Programme. " IT'S A GREAT SHOW!" A JE TOTAL PROCEEDS TO AUCKLAND CENTRAL ' •QUEEN (MISS TEGGY LINCOLN). TO-NIGHT AT 8. TO-NIGHT AT 8. TO-NIGHT AT 8. THE MUSICAL EVENT OF THE YEAR, THE II SPOTLIGHT REVUE j| || COMPANY j; In the SPARKLING REVUE, "TIT-BITS ON PARADE." "TIT-BITS ON PARADE." With an ALL-STAR CAST OF 30 PLAYERS, And a FULL ORCHESTRA. Popular Prices: 3/, 2/, 1/G and 1/. 28 SUNDAY STRAND STRAND SUNDAY DOORS OPEN 0.-in P.M. r Lantern Slide Talks, always entirely i different every Sunday. Witty, Epigram- J mat.ic and Instructive, 7.15 p.m. ,Talking Gazette 7.30 p.m. Short Address, 7.40 p.m., on the Burning and Vital Question of - " MUNICIPAL HOUSING," By COUNCILLOR BERNARD MARTIN, Deputy-Mayor of Auckland. TALKING PICTURES, s 5.30 p.m.. Including ALMOST A HONEYMOON," , \ Delightful Comedy-drama, scintillating with Wit and Humour, with Donald Calhrop and Dodo Watts heading an all-star British Cast. Recommended by Censor for Adults. Rationalist Association and Sunday Freedom League (Inc.). SILVER COLLECTION AT DOORS. 2S