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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 261, 4 November 1935, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. MAJESTIC lIIIIIIIIIIIIHI 11, 12.30, 2.30, 5 and 8 p.m. ROMANTIC COMEDY. j " SMART GIRL." ] Entertainment as Smart as its Title—lt's Romantic Comedy—Love begins at 40 dolI lars a week—When a Rich girl loses her fortune—Tea for Three—Thrills for You. IDA LUPINO, KENT TAYLOR, GAIL PATRICK, JOSEPH CAWTHORN. Also Screening: " POPEYE THE SAILOR " " POPEYE THE SAILOR " (Dizzy Divert). "Paramount News"—"Jungle Antics," Musical and Comedy. Plans at Majestic. Phone 43-210. Recommended by Censor for Adults. Remember the Time! —Remember the Place!— Majestic Theatre, Queen St. —11 o'clock Next Friday is the deadline set—when all Auckland will see how the j " G-MEN " [ (Government .Men) operate in their courageous drive against the gangsters. Warner Brothers have filmed it—in all its breathless excitement —in all its bullet-streaked reality. Recommended by Censor for Adults. /(f]K THE STATE SYMONDS ST. 1 1 11 1 '■* PHONE 43-645. (Direction: R. J. KERRIDGE.) FINAL SCREENING at 7.30 P.M. rp Pat O'BRIEN, tt Josephine HUTCHINSON, ill E "OIL FOR THE LAMPS S OF CHINA," ~ T Rccommcndcd by Censor for Adults. A And ■p JACK HULBERT, in E "JACK AHOY." EEEr Approved for Universal Exhibition. EEEE COMMENCING TO-MORROW : M.vrna Loy and Cary Grant in ||l||j) "WINGS IN THE DARK." Approved for Universal Exhibition INDEPENDENT THEATRES. The Best Always. I ONEHUNGA. | j STRAND. To-night. STRAND. I Double-Star Attraction. To-night at S. Ist Feature —Win. Powell and Jean Harlow in "RECKLESS." 2nd Feature —Sir Guy Standing and All-Star CTiSt, in "CAR 00." Both Rccommcndcd by Censor for Adults. In Addition. All-Colour Musical Cartoon. SOUTHERN CROSS~ ELLERSLIE-TO-NIGHT, AT S. A PROGRAMME OF LAUGHS. Ist.—WHEELER and WOOLSEY, in " SO THIS IS AFRICA." 2nd.—LANNY ROSS, in " MELODY IN SPRING." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. I MAYFAIR I Ph . 1 8. Gene Stratton-Porter's "LADDIE." Approved tor Universal Exhibition. lticardo Cortez in "The White Cockatoo." Rccommcndcd by Censor (or Adults. ■YXJ H Y SLA V H * ' at the RITZ, :0 242, Queen Street. over meat preparation, when it costs no more to dine as well, but leisurely, PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS. "T~\ E M O C R AT PA R T Y. GREY LYNN ELECTORATE. M u H. B. A rtiiur Will Address the Electors at JUBILEE METHODIST HALL, KINGSLAND, TO-NIGIIT (MONDAY), at S p.m. Ladies Specially Invited. 4

' T") E M O C R A T PARTY. GREY LYNN ELECTORATE. M K H. B. A I!TIiUR Will Address tiie Electors at ST. CUTIIBERT'S HALL, FAULDER AV., WESTMERE, TO-MORUOW (TUESDAY), at 8 p.m. Ladies Specially Invited. 4 M R H. B. A rtiiur ' DEMOCRAT CANDIDATE, GREY LYNN ELECTORATE, Will Address the Electors at ARMSTRONG HALL, PT. CHEVALIER, On WEDNESDAY, NOV. 6, At 8 p.m. jyjr ANU KA U ELECTORATE. -j\/£R. ££ IJIHORNLEY Will Speak as under: I'o-NIGHT (Monday)— Green Lane Congregational Church Hall, 8 p.m. TO-MORROW (Tuesday) —Royal Oak Hall, Forbes Street, 8 p.m. All Electors welcome to hear the Democrat Candidate. 4 J-jEMOCRAT PARTY. WAITEMATA ELECTORATE. ,yp. JQONALD, Official Candidate, Will Address the Electors at NAVY* LEAGUE HALL, CHURCH ST., DEVONPORT, on WEDNESDAY, November 6, at 8 p.m. 6 DANCING. A N T X - W A R DANCE. DRUIDS' HALL — TUESDAY. OKB O'CONNOR (Returned from Australia), In the LATEST AMERICAN ECCENTRIC TAP DANCE. Good Prizes. Bob Adams' Orchestra. Admission, 1/. x 4 f» "IVfANUKAU ROVERS' RUGBY ||| -"A FOOTBALL CLUB. ANNUAL SOCIAL AND DANCE PRESENTATION OF TROPHIES. Will be Held in the FORESTERS' THEATRE, QUEEN ST., ONEHUNGA, On WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER G, 1933. Dancing S to 1. Good Floor. Good Music. Good Supper. Gents, 1/6; Ladies, 1/. 4 C. J. Williams, Hon. Sec. riARLTON CABARET TO-NIGHT. AUCKLAND BALLROOM CLUB. First Monthly Dance. Balloons, Streamers, Confetti, Supper, Monte Carlos. TUESDAY NIGHT. GUY FAWKES CARNIVAL. Reservations: 47-520. CARLTON CABARET. 4 To-night, to-night.—grand old-'-TIME SPINSTERS' BALL, Labour Hall. Newton. Our usual unequalled prize value. Spot. Monte, Supper. Revellers' Dance Band. Admission : Single 1/, 1/6 double. M.C.'s Miss R. Ward, O. Davies. __ 4 TUESDAY, 8 P.m.—Monster Guy Fawkes Carnival, Labour Hall. Ted Croad's Chevalier Orchestra, including PianoAccordion. Note. —Ted Croad's Chevalier Orchestra is in no way connected with any other orchestra. Inquiries, Phone 47-213. 4