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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 269, 13 November 1935, Page 28

AMUSEMENTS. NATIONAL, PRINCE NATIONAL, EDWARD, Queen St. Karangahape Rd. Continuous Nightly at 7.45. 11 till 7. Matinees, Sats. & Nightly at 8. Holidays, 2 p.m. Amalgamated Fuller-Hay ward Theatres. Ltd. Theatre Corp. I Phone 42-IG9. Phone 46-252. Gags and Girls! Roars and Rhythm ! Laughs and everything. JOE E. BROWN. JOE E. BROWN. In "BRIGHT LIGHTS," | .Toe's Big Musical Show. | Associate Feature: Mirth and Mystery Merged. I j "WHAT HAPPENED j I | TO HARKNEiSS[ Rnth Approved Universal Exhibition. A BIG SURPRISE! , A BIG SURPRISE! FOR Ij | I-} I«" " 1111«• • • 11! ] 111, 111 M I STRAND. 1 111111111111,.,,.11\1 11iill 11 Continuous from 11 a.m. Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. CROWDS AT EVERY SESSION. You've never seen a more delightful entertainment. SHIRLEY TEMPLE SHIRLEY TEMPLE SHIRLEY TEMPLE SHIRLEY TEMPLE SHIRLEY TEMPLE SHIRLEY TEMPLE In " CURLY TOP." " CURLY TOP." Approved for Universal Exhibition. With JOHN BOLES—ROCHELLE HUDSON. IT'S A GRAND SHOW. RESERVATIONS, PHONE -13-114. Positively No Free List. | — "THE LOWON/M V 1 opp - (i ' r '°'.-Queen St. | X FINE STAR COMEDY-ROMANCE. O , CLAUDETTR COLBERT and 0 , rfO FREDRIC MARCH, in od 6d | "TO-NIGHT IS OURS." j 6d 3d All Good Thjngs Must End ! 3d „ , What matters to-morrow V For „ . DCI "TO-NIGHT IS OURy." DCI 0 , Recommended by Censor tor Adults, oj Od MANY FINE SUPPORTS. Od /•i Continuous from ill to 10.30. du A MOST DELIGHTFUL BILL AT 0a 3d THE LONDON, »"'■ c.p.u. 3d I_TUDOR gggj rSSSfc — This Evening, at 8.15. CLAUDE RAIXS, the English Actor, in a picture of distinction — "CRIME WITHOUT H PASSION." Rccommcndcd by Censor for Adults. —• From the Play by Ben Heclit and Charles-McArthur, authors of "THE —• SCOUNDREL." First-Class Associate == Programme: "British News," "King of the Everglade" (Sportllglit), "l'aramount Magazine," "Australian News" —■ and "I'op-eyn Cartoon." 1 AMBASSADOR pt -ff.^ l h l r ei - I rz= GUEST NIGHT. Two Big Features. Boris Karloff—M.vrna Lov, in = "THE MASK OF FU MANCHU." Bebe Daniels—Randolph Soott, in — "COCKTAIL HOUR." = BolJl Rccommcndcd Censor for Adults. No Pictures Thursday. I KINGSLAND | t _°:,^ght. j <.oU p.m. — Wariu?r Jiaxtcr in "Under tlie Pampas — Moon." Will Hay in "Dandy Dick." — Both Approved Universal Exhibition. I LIBERTY ciXIiMA I P-VKNELL. -— 1 I Phone 43-7.su. zz: Guest Night-—Carole Lombard in — "NO MORE ORCHIDS." r Approved for Universal Exhibition. 1 BIRKENHEAD | n H t «» rrr Wiley Post and Ralph Bellamy, in ~ "AIR HAWKS." Approved for Universal Exhibition. AUCKLAND MUNICIPAL GBO J 'J GB ] BUCKLEY, POINT CHIiVALIER —TO-NIGHT (WED.) at 7.45. REMUERA — SUNDAY AFTERNOON, cr. Walrere and Remuera Roads, 2.30. ALBERT PARK—SUNDAY EVENING, at H o'clock. DELIGHTFUL MUSICAL PROGRAMMES, Comprising: Herman's "La Couronne d'Or," Rossini's "William Tell," Sullivan's "Pirates of Penzance," and "Patience," Schubert's "Lilac Time," Offenbach's Works, Instrumental Solos and other Popular Numbers. 13 CHURCH NOTICES. rpHE SALVATION ARMY, fiyC Congress Hall Corps, /Sk Grey's Av. (near Town Hall), COLONEL GEORGE DAVIS, of U.S.A., International Spiritual Special. o—"nAYS rpiris \tteek anly—o 'j L-'AYS J- HIS VV IOKK "NLY—" WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, Nov. 13. Nov. 14. ' Nov. 15. 7.30 p.m. 7.30 p.m. COLONEL A. ORSBORN Supporting United Central Holiness Meeting A Good Sing • —• A Great Gospel. Bring Your Friend. 14 ST. JAMES' lIALL, WELLINGTON ST., SUNDAY, 17th. ANNIVERSARY AND FLOWER SERVICE. 11. a.m., 3 and 7 ' p.m. Come and Hear the Children Sing. Come and Hear the Scottish Preacher. 13 EXHIBITIONS. |.i» OF PAINTINGS f sfl A. B. DAWSON, I ijV SOCIETY OF ARTS I , CLUBROOMS, 211, Victoria Arcade. OPEN DAILY FROM 10 A.M. TO 5 P.M. FRIDAY, 10 A.M. TO 9 P.M. CLOSING NOVEMBER 19. 13 MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS. D R - S. A. S TRIDH HAS RESUMED PRIVATE PRACTICE ONLY. HOURS: A.M.P. Bldgs., corner of Queen and Victoria Streets, 11-1; 10, Kliyber Pass Road, 2-3 and 7-8.- :15 TOILET SPECIALISTS. ELECTROLYSIS Permanently Removes Superfluous Hair; Brightening Shampoos rejuvenate.—Madame Tate, 106, ICarangahape Rd. Phone 30-730. WS HOT Oil Treatments. Massage (men). — Edney's Salon, 5. Swanson St. Appointments phone 41-615. ' , C MISS McELWAIN, only operator Janat Data Treatments. Permanent removal wrinkles. Also home treatments. Free information.—l-lalleustein's Building, Queen Street 30-845. C