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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 307, 28 December 1935, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. FIRST SUBURBAN RELEASE FIRST SUBURBAN RELEASE OF 0 — "QOADSHOWS — O _ VjREAT -LVOADSHOWS — * AT OUR USUAL POPULAR PRICES: STALLS 1/, CIRCLE 1/6. CHILDREN HALF-PRICE. CRYSTAL RIALTO PALACE & RIALTO MT EDEN. NEWMARKET. Phone 20-573. Phone 46 600. TO-NIGHT AT S O'CLOCK. j 2 — SPECIAL FEATURES — 2 i " THE _ PASSiNG"OF THE | | THIRD FLOOR BACK." | Jerome's world-famous story, beloved by millions, most brilliantly brought to the screen. CONRAD VEIDT Heads a great cast, including FRANK CELLIER, MARY CLAIRE. | "ONE NEW*YORKNIGHT.''I | " ONE NEW YORK NIGHT." | A stirring mystery-thriller, with FRANCHOT TONE, UNA MERKEL. Both- Recommended by Censor for Adults. \ PRINCESS | To-night at 8. t DOMINION RD. I Phone 21-439. Mil ! Everybody's favourite, WILL ROGERS ! j in his most human picture, 111 " STEAMBOAT ROUND 11 THE BEND." jj Also, GEORGE O'BRIEN In his finest role as HARD ROCK HARRIGAN. ||l| Both Approved for Universal Exhbn. I Qm a rpxp I Final Screening. | O-Lxi--«-JCJ | To-night at 8. | DEVON PORT. J Phone 22-101. ■ TO-NIGHT AT S O'CLOCK. 1 The Idol of the Universe, I SHIRLEY TEMPLE I SHIRLEY TEMPLE i In her Latest and Greatest Hit, ! " CURLY TOP." ' Approved for Universal Exhibition. Special Featurettes. 1 Qrp a HPT? I Final Screening. I O-L-tt-Alli | To-night at 8. | ONEIIUNGA. | Phone 12-344. Illfl WARNER OLAND at his best in ! " CHARLIE CHAN | IN SHANGHAI." Recommended by Censor for Adults. Also, 100 Artists in a great musical, "THE GIRL FRIEND." I I Approved for Universal Exhibition. 1111 l Usual Free Bus. | REGENT & ALEXANDRA I I EPSOM. GREEN LANE. I | Thone 20-142. Phone 16-047. f mil TO-NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK. JANE WITHERS, JOHN BOLES, DIXIE LEE in the best musical ever, REDHEADS ON PARADE, 1111 l REDHEADS ON PARADE. SPENCER TRACY, CLAIRE TREVOR I In the year's surprise sensation, "DANTE'S INFERNO." |i| "DANTE'S INFERNO." Both Recommended Censor for Adults. Free Bus for Alexandra leaves PanI mure Hotel 7.10. 7.-'" ■ T -'" Road, 1111 l 7.20, 7.45; Ellerslie, 7.25, 7.50. I DE LUXE I To-night at 8. I MT. ALBERT. | Phone 40-104. 1111 l An Epic of the Motherland, "DRAKE OF ENGLAND." Zasu Pitts, James Gleason in I "hot -Tip." , I 1 1!' Both Approved Universal Exhibition. — TO-NIGHT — PANr^ CABARET. AUCKLAND'S LEADING CABARET AND SOCIAL RENDEZVOUS. Special cooling arrangements have been made to ensure the comfort of guests. Evening Dress or Mess Jacket Essential. Admission 10/. BOOK NOW FOR NEW YEAR'S EVE. Admission, 15/. Reservations .46-777. NORMAN C. BOURN. Manager. SUNDAY. SUNDAY. PRINCE EDWARD THEATRE. S P.M. .TTOLIDAY A TTRACTION. FIRST-CLASS VAUDEVILLE SHOW. | AKARANA MAORI ENTERTAINERS I I Under the Leadership of Mr. J. Robb, | ( in Poi Dances, Songs, Hakas, Plays, etc. | / VERSATILE DUO (Bert Hall and Rita I I Naylor), Comedy, Vocal Numbers, | I Novelty Dances, etc. | JIM LONERGAN, Auckland's Popular Bass 'Singer; MAVIS REILLY, Popular Songs and Captivating Dance Numbers; WILMA LOCKWOOD, in a New Novelty Act, and other supports. Accompanist MR. W. PURCELL. Programme Director, MR. JOE SMITHSON. Announcer MR. S. HOLTHOUSE. ADMISSION, A SILVER COIN. Every Seat a Donation PLEASE. VISITORS—This is the ONE AND ONLY Show to-morrow, and we invite you to a good selected entertainment, under the auspices of the Auckland Prov. Unemployed tVorkers' Association, to whom the proceeds will be devoted. Doors Open 7 p.m. Doors Open 7 p.m. BROADSIDING. SEVEN CHAMPIONS! SEVEN CHAMPIONS! SEVEN CHAMPIONS! DICK CASE (Australia), ERIC LANGTON. (England), BYRD McKINNEY (America), 80. LISMAN (America), PEE WEE CULLUM (America), SAM ARENA (America), ALF. MATTSON (New Zealand). WESTERN SPRINGS SPEEDWAY. 8 p.m.—TO-NIGHT—B p.m. 8 p.m.—TO-NIGHT—B p.m. CHEAPEST SHOW IN TOWN! 1