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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 299, 18 December 1935, Page 28

AMUSEMENTS. mnuJitiu ■ JJ ' 1 tlll |iJ*JII[I i: j: STRA ND. lllHinffrtr, T ,rtrnirmHf Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. FINAL DAY. "THE LAST "THE LAST. DAYS OF POMPEII." DAYS OF POMPEII." Recommended lij/ Censor for Adults Only. TO-MORROW (THURSDAY)— AN OUTSTANDING ENTERTAINMENT. lationalT TIINCE NATIONAL, EDWARD, ' Queen St. Karangahape Rd. I Continuous Nightly at 7.45. 11 till 7. Matinees, Sats. Ac 1 Nightly at 8. Holidays, 2 p.m i Amalgamated Fuller-Hay ward I Theatres, Ltd. Theatre Corp. Phone 42-100. Phone 46-252. LAST 2 NIGHTS. No. I—A Proven Special. WARNER BAXTER, In the Greatest Aerial Picture of all time, Hell tn rniiE tteavens." ELL J- N J- lIE J-LeavENS." Approved for Universal Exhibition. No. 2—First Auckland Release. Andree Steeman's Prize-winning Novel, "Lea Six Ilommes Mort," "THE SIX DEAD MEN," released as "TPHE "RIVERSIDE TV/TURDER," '"J- HE -"TVERSIDE Recommended by Censor for Adults. — FRIDAY SPECIAL VMAS DHOW. PECIAL WHOff. SPECIAL VMAS DHOW. PECIAL -"-MA S WATCH FOR IT! I "THE LONDON," I y [ Opp. G.P.0.. Queen St. | N fid HIGHLIGHT PRODUCTION. 6d KATE SMITH, 3d And a Fine Cast of iStars. in Od 6a 1 HELLO! EVERYBODY | 6d O r l .in her eye and an ache in g(j heart, bpt always a song on llpr ! 'P s! ... 6d Approved for Universal Exhibition. 3d EXTRA GOOD SUPPORTS. 3d £■, Continuous from 11 to 10.30. £ j ba A MOST INTERESTING BILL AT ou 3d THE LONDON, OPIJ - G P - U - 3d ■j rnTTriAp CINEMA | REMUERA. I 1 U -UUIV Phone 24-749. -i- Natural Ventilation — Always Cool! r - - This Evening, at 5.15. = JANET GAYNOR and r i WARNER BAXTER, HE In a Briglit Comedy-Drama : =1 "ONE MORE SPRING." Approved tor Universal Exhibition. Excellent Supporting Programme! I C A TTPTV I TAKAPUNA. I -I X | p h 23-405. To-night. -—• Gordon Harker in the British Comedy, 1 = "THIS IS THE LIFE." 1 '=r And the* Mt. Everest Expedition — Picture. i Approved lor Universal Exhibition. [AVONDALE Wed., Thurs., Guest Nights. Loretta — Young, Warren William Jn "Employees' Entrance." Big Supporting Programme. m Approved for Universal Exhibition. [AMBASSADOR l '^ro-niKin or - J — GUEST NIGHT. J ~ Warner Oland, Heather Angel, in — "Cliarlie Chan's Greatest Case." — A pproved lor Universal Exhibition. | KINGSLAND ] ™ 3 o™ HT • — John Boles in "ORCHIDS TO YOU." —• Lew Ayres in "SPRING TONIC." — Uoth Approved Universal Exhibition. | LIBERTY <=■'*■" | i'S , GUEST NIGHT. Cliarlotte Greenwood in "Flying High." = Approved for Universal Exhibition. | BIRKENHEADj^SSEffi; Douglas Montgomery and Heather — Angel in "The Mystery of Edwin =— Drood." Recommended for Adults. - (T)| GREY LYNN r\ [ V —'l CINEMA. vly ) To-night at 7.45. Phone 20-406. BETTE DAVIS. ALISON SKIPWORTH. in ] "THE Q.IRL JpROM (JIENTH A VENUE." I Recommended by Ccmor for Adults. - I onehiTnga. j r I STRAND. To-night. STRAND. | j Family Night. Double-Star Attractions. Ist Feature: The Four Marx Bros, in "HORSE FEATHERS." 2nd Feature: John Loder in "MONEY v MEANS NOTHING." Both Approved tor Universal Exhibition. Admission —Circle: Adults Od, Children Gd. Stalls: Adults Gd, Children 3d. DANCING. M asonic i ST. ANDREW'S PIPE BAND DANCE. 'ST. ANDREW'S PIPE BAND DANCE. _ 1 Packed full of Fun and Enjoyment. J Monte (1, 2, 3 prizes). Cakes and Sandwich Supper. Auckland's Leading Orchestra, "Snappy Six." Admission 1/. DON. BROWN, M.C. - MIDNIGHT DANCE, DECEMBER 25, Commencing at 12.5 a.m. /- Cakes and Sandwich Supper. IS (, PARNELL SOCIAL CLUB'S OLD-TIME ll DANCE, -r R.S.A. HALL, PARNELL (o_pp. Heard's, Ltd.) R GRAND CHRISTMAS ' AND VICTORY — CELEBRATION CARNIVAL TO-NIGHT. Balloons and Streamers. Two Monte Carlos _ (1, 2, 3, 4 prizes). Ted Croad's Chevalier Orchestra (with Piano-Accordion). Flannels Optional. Supper. Admission 1/. IS CLAUDE SYLVIA, M.C. jIXUNICIPAL HALL—TO-NIGHT—"TUI" i-'J- OLD-TIME DANCE. Spot Waltz, Monte Carlo (Ist, 2nd. 3rd). Wonderful Prizes. Best Supper in Town. Pat Kingston—M.C.'s—Wally Wadell. Direction : E. McLean. NEW YEAR AND BOXING NIGHT, MONSTER CARNIVAL. IS - Auckland, ladies' amateur CYCLING CLUB DANCE, GAIETY HALL, SURREY CRESCENT, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21. Modern and Old-time. Sufo. 1/. Slipper. IS \,r I D N I G II T C A R N I v A L. Patrons, Please Note : R.S.A. HALL, ROYAL OAK, TO-NIGHT. Ted Rivett's Rhythm Aces, S till 12. SMAS NIGHT. DEC. 23.—12 till Davliglit. _ is C TIHE TOWER ROOF GARDENS, Chancery lsl] J- Clia'-ibers (top Vulcan Lane), Vill be open for Supper and Dancing every iii night this week except Saturday. ! Reserve your table. I'hone 46-529. x2O J" A TWATERS Dance Band, pep. popularity, ex fi- personality ; phone 47-047. Direction : PI Jpi Slialfoon. x2l -r rjLIND INSTITUTE Famous Dance Band, 'J now returned from Dominion Tour and ba vailable for Engagements until December Sy o.—Bos S, Newmarket. C