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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 21, 25 January 1936, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. A GREAT STAR . . . AND A NEW STAR . . . TOGETHER! Debonair William Powell adds another to his list of successes in Metro - Goldwyn - Mayer's delightful Continental romance, and introduces the sensational Viennese actress w"lio lias captured the whole world in lier first delightful production ! TO-DAY AT 11 — 2.15 — 8 P.M. Another Wonderful Entertainment for . ST. JAMES' THEATRE. Direction : Sir Benjamin Fuller. WILLIAM POWELL WILLIAM POWELL WILLIAM POWELL WILLIAM POWELL Charming as ever as the scapegoat artist who paints a rather compromising picture of a doctor's • wife, and, in order to avoid a duel, is forced to seek a model who will pass for the original sitter and prove an alihi . . . and amid further complications discovers . . . LUISE RAINER LUISE RAINER LUISE RAINER LUISE RAINER Who finds Lothario's heart . . . and sets gay Vienna wondering and whispering ! In Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's "ESCAPAD E," "ESCAPAD E," "ESCAPAD E," "ESCAPAD E," "ESCAPAD E," FRANK MORGAN, REGINALD OWEN, MADY CHRISTIANS, VIRGINIA BRUCE. And That's Not All—There's Mr. t aurel & i\yfß. xtardy R. - I 'AUREL & -"J-R. -O-ARDY Mr. T AUREL & TXT It. TTARDY It. J-*AUREL & J-J-ARDY « TIT—FOR—TAT." And "WATER SPORTS," Pete Smith Oddity. And "ALL BLACKS V. WALES," And Other Topical Events in St. James' News Service. RESERVATIONS . . . Are Heavy for This Evening. Plans are on view in the Main Foyer daily from 9.30 a.m. Phone 32-020. Rceommendcd by Censor for Adults. I MAYFAIR I SANDRINGHAM. I x x XO.J.XV I TO-NIGHT, AT 8. (By Special Request). RETUIiN OF RONALD COLMAN. With KAY FRANCIS. In a human, surging drama that leaves you breathless with emotion. "' CYNARA " (From the hook. "The Imperfect Lover.") Recommended bu Censor Jor Adults. TIIE SUPPORTING SUBJECTS FOR THIS PROGRAMME HAVE BEEN SPECIALLY SELECTED and comprise a "Silly Symphony" In colour, "A Wise Little Hen," "Bouquet o£ Roses," "The Unknown Island," "Morocco," "Beauty Secrets," "Believe It Or Not," Cartoons, etc. WATCH THE "MAYFAIR" GROW. It's a Perfect Pleasure To Listen to a Capitol Show. I THE CAPITOL f This Evening at Bight o'clock. WALLACE BEERY and MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN in

"WEST POINT OF THE AIR." More 'i'hriiling than "Hell Divers." More stirring than "THE CHAMP." Also Charlie Rustics, Mary Boland In "PEOPLE WILL TALK," You'll love this great comedy. Both Approved for -Universal Exhibition. gHIP-LOVERS' SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND MEMBERS AND THE PUBLIC ARB INFORMED THAT A MOONLIGHT CRUISE on the favourite s.s. Duchess has been arranged for MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, leaving Central Wharf at 7.30 p.m., and returning about 10.30 p.m. Tickets, 1/0 each, from Members of the 'Committee and at the wharf. Information lias been received that Father Neptune and his Retinue will come on hoard when crossing the Dine between North Head and Brown's Island. MUSIC AND OTHER ENTERTAINMENT. :1 W. WOODIIEAD, Hon. Sec.