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

AMUSEMENTS. 1000 SEATS AT 1/, 1/6. Direction : Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. 11 A.M., 2.15, 8 P.M. LAST TWO DAYS. , " THE GAY DECEPTION." " THE GAY DECEPTION." "THE GAY DECEPTION." Approved for Universal Exhibition, In' Addition : •WELCOME STAGE APPEARANCE — GLADYS MONCRIEFF — — GLADYS MONCRIEFF — GLADYS MONCRIEFF — Queen of Song, In Addition : GIL DECH, Brilliant Pianist. JOHN ROBERTSON, NEW ZEALAND'S OWN CORNETIST. _ FRIDAY NEXT — ' — FRIDAY NEXT — We Proudly Present the World's Greatest Living Actress, THE INCOMPARABLE. ELISABETH BERGNER ELISABETH BERGNER ELISABETH BERGNER ELISABETH BERGNER ELISABETH BERGNER ELISABETH BERGNER ELISABETH BERGNER ELISABETH BERGNER ELISABETH BERGNER ELISABETH BERGNER ELISABETH BERGNER ELISABETH BERGNER ELISABETH BERGNER ELISABETH BERGNER ELISABETH BERGNER ELISABETH BERGNER ELISABETH BERGNER ELISABETH BERGNER ELISABETH BERGNER ELISABETH BERGNER In the Crowning Performance o£ her Brilliant Career. " ESCAPE ME NEVER," " ESCAPE ME NEVER," " ESCAPE ME NEVER," " ESCAPE ME NEVER," " ESCAPE ME NEVER," • "'ESCAPE ME NEVER," Rccommcndcd by Censor jor Adults. It has shattered all Theatre Records in London and New York. You will laugh nnd cry with Bergner ... She lives on the Screen before you. WHO . . . CAN ever forget Bergner's "Catherine the Great." Bringing all the Are of her personality to you in THE PERFECT FILM. OWING TO THE TREMENDOUS INTEREST IN THIS GREAT PICTURE ... IT IS WISE TO BOOK NOW .. 30-100. INDEPENDENT THEATRES. The Best Always. | ONEHUNGA. j | ST HA ND. To-night. STRAND. I LAST TWO DAYS. Family Night. Double-Star Attractions. Ist Feature—Geo. Raft. Nancy Carroll, in "UNDER COVER MAN." Rccommcndcd by Censor for Adults. 2nd Feature—Charlie Rtiggles, Mary Boland and Geo. Barbier in "MAMA LOVES PAPA." Approved jor Un i vernal Jl-rh ibition. Admission Prices—Circle : Adults Od, Children Od. Stalls: Adults tid. Children 3d. — TE PAPAPA CINEMA. —- To-nifd)t —Family • Night. Charlie Ruggles, Kathleen Burke in "MURDERS IN THE ZOO." Recommended bi/ Censor for "Adults. Adults, tid: Children, 3d. 13 If MAYFAIR | Ph .r^ D^^V Final Screening To-night.-Special Attraction ! IRENE DUNNE. FRED ASTAIRE AND GINGER ROGERS, in " ROBERTA." Approved lor Universal Exhibition. Good Supporting Programme. Prices: 1/6 and 1/. Children Half-price. MEETINGS. WOMEN'S PROTEST. WOMEN'S PROTEST. WOMEN'S PROTEST. SUPPORTING CLERGY CROUP. CITIZENS' MASS MEETING. CITIZENS' MASS MEETING. TO-NIGHT, 8 P.M. TOWN HALL. Speakers : REV. MARY M. DREAVER, J.P. REV. F. J. HANDY. MISS RUTH COLEBROOK. DR. E. B. GUNSON. MRS. CHRISSIE SMITH i MR. KENNETH MELVIN. Chairman: REV. A. J. GREENWOOD. "COME ALL YE PEOPLE." Loud iSpeakers by Messrs. Johns, Ltd. Musical Programme by courtesy Miss Wiseman. • 13 ■*", —Mass Meeting Town Hall r 1 S.kti 8 p.m., all Men and Women • j*_ Speakers, Musical Programme. 13 VX/OMEN'S Protest To-night, Town Hall, Musical Programme. Speakera Installe '[.i CIT. MUNGO'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH J RICHMOND ■srTVniv C vnvm Ul<lLEl ' MEETINGS. SUNDAY NOVEMBER 17, 11 a.m. & 7 pin Reunion of Old Members and Friends Wodl nesday, Nov. 20, 7.30 p.m. Hearty Welcome. ■ 1 13 AQUATICS. nn "pOINT CHEVALIER SAILING I Jr\ CLUB'S OPENING DAY, NOVEMBER 17. FIRST RACE STARTS 11.30 A.M.. CLASSES H, I, L, N, O; V, M; S, T, X, Y. Entrance 2/6. Entries Close 30 mlns. sharp before start of race. / CASH PRIZES. T. ItOLLINSON, 7, Wolseley St., Morningside, 5.W.2. 13 RESTAURANTS AND TEAROOMS. SHOPPERS in Karangahape Rd.—Dine at the "Penrith," St. Kevin's Arcade. 3-Course Meals. 1/. . TWH 3 COURSES, 1/ — Prior's, Strand Arcade, opp. Savings Bank. Breakfast 7 to 0 a.m. Meals all day. YV REMOVAL NOTICES. SHELMERDINE'S —We shall have rain. . Recovering, Repairs.—Formerly Tabernacle Bldgs. Call now 502, Karangahape Rd. D