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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 239, 9 October 1935, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. ! LAST TWO DAYS! ' TO-DAY AT 11 — 2.15 — 8 P.M. ST. JAMES' THEATRE. Direction : Sir Benjamin Fuller. The story of Hie Most Amazing Man Hunt in History . . . PUBLIC TTI3KO "VfO. "1 " ÜBLIC -n-EItO 0. PUBLIC TTERO AJO. "1 " ÜBLIC JJ-ERO O. - 1 -*" Rccommcndcd by Censor for Adults. With ' CHESTER MORRIS, JEAN ARTHUR, LIONEL BARRYMORE, LEWIS STONE, JOSEPH CALLEIA. An Outstanding Associate Programme Includes :— LAUREL AND lIARDY In ( "LIVE GHOSTS." Plans at tlie Theatre (Phone 32-020). THE GREATEST ROMANTIC THRILL SINCE " HELL DIVERS." UP'. . ■ UP ■ ■ ■ TO THE CEILING UK THE WORLD ■ ■ ■ THEN DOWN IN A ROARING POWER DIVE OF T(l,000 FEET! HUNDREDS OF TWISTING, FALLING 'PLANES . . . ROMANCE AT 200 MILES AN lIDUR . . . STUNTS NEVER SEEN BEFORE! WALLACE BEERY WALLACE BEERY WALLACE BEERY WALLACE BEERY WALLACE BEERY WALLACE BEERY WALLACE BEERY WALLACE BEERY" In a new role —hard-boiled, laughable, I lovable "Big Mike" in Metro-Gold- | wyn-Maycr's mighty Saga of men who soar into the skies . . . WEST TDOINT pvF rnilE A IR." EST - 1 - OINT J- lIE ■"•IR." WEST "POINT r\F mHE A IB." EST - 1 - OINT -*-HE -^MR." WEST TDOINT T ,IIK A IR " EST J- OINT V[f J- lIE -"-IR." WEST TDOINT /~VF mHE A I It.** EST A OINT "F J- HE -«-IR." WEST TDOINT /"\F mHE A IR." EST J- OINT "F -L lIE -^-IR." WEST TDOINT mHE A IR." EST A OINT "F HE -"-IR." WEST pOINT f\F mHE A IR." EST X OINT "F -L HE -^-IR." WEST TDOINT /"IF mHE A IR." EST x OINT J-lIE -"-IR." Approved for Universal Exhibition. With ROBERT YOUNG, MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN, LEWIS STONE, JAMES GLEASON, ROSALIND RUSSELL. A NEW SPEED RECORD FOR ENTERTAINMENT ... A BACKGROUND OF HUMOUR AND FLYING THRILLS SUCH AS THE SCREEN NEVER CAUGHT BEFORE . . . THOUSANDS OF MEN . . . HUNDREDS OF 'PLANES IN THE MIGHTIEST OF ALL AIR ROMANCES! I ST. JAMES'-FRIDAY NEXT! I l I Plans Now Open at the Theatre. The Wise are Booking Early! 1 Fuller-Hay ward's j THREE LAMPS. 1 BRITANNIA [ ™» so £ B ofi. To-night at 7.30 p.m. WALLACE BEERY In "THE MIGHTY BARNUM." MYRNA LOY & CARY GRANT In "WINGS IN THE DARK." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. Added Attractions : "An Elephant Never Forgets" (Coloured Cartoon). Mickey Mouse in "Mickey Plays Papa." I THE CAPITOL I Wallace Beery and Rlcardo Cortcz, in "F L E S II." Rccommcndcd by Censor tor Adults The Truth About Wrestling. Also Will Hay and Nancy Burnc, in "DANDY DICK." An Uproarious Coniedj'. Approved tor Universal Exhibition. Box Plan for "Merry Widow," commencing Saturday, filling rapidly. (Phone Q COURSES, 1/ — Prior's, Strand Arcade, *-» opp. Savings Bank. Breakfast 7 to 9 a.m. Meals all day. \y LAWN TENNIS. A UCIvLAND MINOR CLUBS' TENNIS ASSOCIATION. NOMINATIONS FOR AFFILIATION WITH THE ABOVE ASSOCIATION Will Close on MONDAY, OCTOBER 14 MONDAY, OCTOBER 14! Affiliation Fee £1 1/ Per Team of 16 Playere. T. W. MARKWICK, _ Secretary. 25, William Street, Balmoral, 5.2, Phone 20-641. 9 • QPORTING CLUBS. ft/ 0 YOUR OPPORTUNITY. INSPECT THIS. TO LEASE —Ladies' Bowling and ; B/ Croquet Full-size Green. Mk TENNIS CLUBS.—Two Full-size Grass Courts, splendid condition Large House on Property. Make splcndit" 1 Clubhouse. Bus stop at gate, handy trama Parking space. Easy Terms. 399, GREAT SOUTH ROAD. Opp. Fire Station. WS Y\7INDMILL ROAD PUBLIC COURTS VV NOW OPEN. INCLUDING SUNDAY PLAY. 11 . ACCURATE WorKmanshlp by our expert. Racquets haml or machine strung,— Watts Sports Depot, Exchange Lane. D A BRUCE & SONS, Tennis Specialists, • for satisfaction. Restringing and Repairs guaranteed.—94, Albert St. C AYSWATER-Belmont, Belmont Park. " Courts; low fees; excellent appoint- t ments; official opening, Oct. 20. Vacancies. TWS grass court, men only, Surrey Crescent; few vacancies, experienced players.—Apply 18, Tuarangi Road. 9 : THIRST-CLASS Hard Tennis Court, near *- trams.—l7B, Green Lane Rd. Phone 25-760. xll GUARANTEED Restringing, from 6/6Racquets from 7/6 to 90/.—Tennis ■ Supply Co., 63. Queen St. D "jl/TACHINE Tension Racquct Stringing J-'-L gives astounding results, even pressure. Griffiths Tennis Service, 13, Wakefield St. C NEW Season's Racquets, 12/6 to 95/; Restringing 9/0 to 30/; every one guaranteed.—E. W. Wyllie, Queen's Arcade (First Floor). C . NO Racquets distorted or sprung at I wedge with our method (hand) Restringing.—Yates. City Chambers. A J OtSTKINGING, usually 15/. now 6/0 ( satisfaction guaranteed: special offer.Modern Hag Co. npp Town Hall TENNIS Coaching at 13, Wakefield St. " and on courts. — M. Cleghorn, Tele- * phone, all hours, 30-001. C 1 "X7"ACANCIES Private Club, Brixton Rd. " » School, two courts, invites Members.— Phone 20-741. 11 WANTED to Lease for season, Tennis ] Court, asphalt or chip, within easy * reach of City.—T. 7520, iSxae. 10 <