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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 306, 27 December 1935, Page 14

AMUSEMENTS. COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME TO-DAY. Mllll MAJESTIC lllillll lllll'l MAJESTIC lIIIIIH "Every Seat a. Cool Retreat. 11, 12.30, 2.30, 5, 8 P'.M. Meet the 1 screen's most lovable character ... in a mad, merry mixture of fun, mystery and thrills from the Broadway Smash Hit. * * Hats off again to METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER for the surprise laugh hit of the season. * * A brand new character who'll win your laughs and cheers every minute. BISHOP BY DAY, DETECTIVE BY NIGHT. ill). _£=r/ THE \==^. BISHOP EDMUND MAUREEN NORMAN EDMUND MAUREEN NORMAN EDMUND MAUREEN NORMAN Q.WENN — QJgULLIVAN — j^IOSTER Q.WENN — OJgULLIVAN — "pOSTER — QJgULLIVAN — JJIOSTER QWENN — QJgULLIVAN — J^OSTER LUCILLE WATSON. IVAN SIMPSON. •LUMSDEN HARE. " SHERLOCK HOLMES," " THE THIN MAN," AND " PHILO VANCE " HAVE NOTHING ON THE BISHOP. He can spot a clue with the best! He can match wits with the underworld's most desperate! And he can win your heart and your laughs when he mixes sleuthing with matchmaking in the new season's brightest comedy mystery that kept Broadwhy howling for a whole season! EXCELLENT FEATURETTES INCLUDE "Metrotone News" — World Events. • * THELMA PATSY THELMA PATSY TODD KELLY / TODD KELLY "slightly Static." *' * TWO REEL ALL-COLOUR REVUE, "ROMANCE OF THE WEST." * . * "FOOTBALL TEAM WORK." PLANS AT MAJESTIC, Telephone 43-210. Approved for Universal Exhibition. Free, List Suspended. THE STATE, SYMONDS ST. zfTV Phone 43-645. I\ 11 f>\ (Direction : R. J. Kerrldge.) 11111 Equipped with the Latest sets for . the hard of hearing at no extra • • cost. To-night—At S p.m.—To-night, rp Final Screening— WILLIAM POWELL. MYRNA LOY. in " EVELYN PRENTICE." S Also, T SIR GUY STANDING. A FRED .MacMURRAY. T In E * "CAR 99," Both Recommended Censor Adults. Commencing Saturday. Matinee and Night, Al. Jolson. Ruby Keeler. in "GO INTO YOUR DANCE." Approved for Universal Exhibition Outstanding Success—Freddie Webber and his All-Star Vaudeville Company take Auckland by storm, every artist applauded again and again, never before and perhaps never again such a Splendid Stage and Screen Entertainment. " Usual Popular Prices. PRINCE EDWARD, aARANGAHAPB ROAD. AGAIN TO-NIGHT AT S P.M. THE MOST POPULAR Company to ever visit Auckland. FREDDIE The greatest '\X7'Tr , T3X?TP'P Comedian we Whititjjlitx, have seen on the FREDDIE stage for years—' WEBBER, f£ S wo?ds. funny With his All-Star Celebrity Vaudeville Company. Every Artist a Real Star. On the Screen " SMART GIRL," A Paramount Triumph. Starring Gail Patrick, Ida LupLno. Kent Taylor. Reserves are better than regrets. Plan at Theatre—Phone 46-252. AVIATION. ' TT7EES - END VV FLIGHTS D *TRO MANGERE fmc) AERODROME. PUSS MOTH — 2 Passengers. Flights 5/ Each. SPECIAL FLIGHTS IN OPEN D.H. MOTHS. 10/ Each. Passenger Transport Company's Bus leaves Post Office 2.10 p.m. Sunday. Flights arranged to any part of New Zealand. E* DANCING. QARLTON QABARET. OLD-TIME) CARNIVAL, TO-NIGHT. CARNIVAL! CARNIVAL! Everything You Could Wish For. TO-NIGHT. . CARLTON CABARET. Kemombor To-morrow Night! x 27 6 D—DIUJIDS' HALL — TO-NIGHT—CD. HOLTON.IAN OLD-TIME DANCE, Recognised Best in Town. MRS. HOLT'S ORCHESTRA. Monte Carlo, Chocs.. Cigs., Complimentaries. Light Supper. 6d. 6d, fid. 6d. 6d 27 /CRYSTAL PALACE BALLROOM. EPI SHALFOON, SATURDAY NIGHT NEXT. 27 CORPORATION NOTICES. ACCOUNTS. Pursuant to regulations f \ under the Municipal Corporations Act, 1933, p V/notice*, is hereby given * —GgaBSD-—9 that copies of the Balancesheet and Statements of the City of Auckland for the year ended March 31, 1935, together with the report of the Audit Office thereon, are deposited for public inspection during office hours at the Town Clerk's Office, Town Hall, Auckland, for a period of Thirty days from December 24, 1935. J. S. BRIGIIAM, :27 Town Clerk. TOILET SPECIALISTS. T ADIES! We accentuate your charm; ' * Permanent Waving, 15/. —Madam Tate, \ Karangahape Rd. Phone 30-730. TF