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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 65, 17 March 1936, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. Direction : Amalgamated TheatresT"Lt<t" AT 11 A.M. — 2.15 — 8 P.M. a She's Glorious . . . I IRENE DUNNE, IRENE DUNNE, IRENE DUNNE, IRENE DUNNE, 1• • . ■ With ROBERT TAYLOR, ROBERT TA Y L OR", ROBERT TAYLOR, In LLOYD DOUGLAS' BRILLIANT NOVEL, MAGNIFICENT OBSESSION. MAGNIFICENT OBSESSION. MAGNIFICENT OBSESSION. Approved for Universal Exhibition. With CHARLES BUTTERWORTH, EVERYTHING ABOUT IT IS MAGNIFICENT. PLANS AT THEATRE—PHONE 30-100. FREE LIST ENTIRELY SUSPENDED. NEXT CHANGE.

THE 1936 MUSICAL SMASH . . . WITH THE 1946 PACE! CROWDED WITH STARS AND SONGS. ABLAZE WITH SPECTACLE. — WARNER BAXTER — — WARNER BAXTER — — WARNER BAXTER — — WARNER BAXTER — — WARNER BAXTER — — WARNER BAXTER — . In * N "KING OF BURLESQUE." " KING "OF BURLESQUE." "KING OF BURLESQUE." "KING OF BURLESQUE." "KING OF BURLESQUE." "KING OF BURLESQUE." Rccommcndcd by Censor for Adults. With A GREAT CAST OF VARIETY STARS. ALICE FAYE, JACK OAKIE, ARLINE JUDGE, MONA BARRIE, DIXIE DUNBAR, KENNY BAKER, AND 300 BEAUTIFUL GIRLS. THE KIND OF-SHOW . . YOU COULD ONLY SEE IN NEW YORK OR LONDON . . NOW THE SCREEN SHOW OF SHOWS. Plans at Theatre, 30-100. CIVIC . . . NEXT CHANGE. | —— I || THE ASTOR, '[ il. II [ill DOMINION ROAD. | TO-NIGHT AT S. News Sessions 7.30. GUEST NIGHT. Evelyn Venable, Sir Guy Standing, in "DOUBLE DOOR." Recommended by Censor tor Adults. Stuart Erwin, Rochelle Hudson, in "BACHELOR BAIT." Approved for Universal Exhibition. 'STALLS : ADULTS. 6D ; CHILDREN, 3D. Tel. 21-433. COMM. THEIRS.: THE SCARLET PIMPERNEL. _ |ONEHUNGA| | STRAND to-night. STRAND-| TO-NIGHT. — FAMILY NIGHT. Bigger and Better Than Ever. Double-Star Attraction. Ist Feature: CARY GRANT and SYLVIA SYDNEY, in "30-DAY PRINCESS," A Sparkling Comedy-Drama. 2nd Feature: CHARLES BICKFORD. JUDITH ALLEN and BICHARD CROMWELL, in "THIS DAY AND AGE," A Picture you will all enjoy. Both Approved tor Universal Exhibition. ■Prices of Admission—Circle : Adults, 9d ; Children, Cd. Stalls: Adults, 6d; Children, 3d. , | THE CAPITOL I "VCSft POSITIVELY FINAL SCREENING. Chester Morris and Jean Arthur, in "PUBLIC HERO NO. 1." Rccommcndcd by Censor for Adults. And Graeie Fields, in "LOOK UP AND LAUGH." Approved for Universal Exhibition. Also Laurel and Hardy in The Live Ghost..' EXHIBITIONS. AUCKLAND SOCIETY OF ARTS. AUTUMN 'EXHIBITION. OIL AND WATER COLOUR PAINTINGS. APPLIED ART AND CRAFT WORK. CLUB ROOMS, 211, VICTORIA ARCADE, Shortland Street. OPEN DAILY, 10 TO 5. The Public is Invited. Admission Free. LAST DAY FRIDAY. 17 W. LAIRD THOMSON, Secretary. ART GALLERY, KITCHENER ST. A MEMORIAL Vintin ""s 01 ' By the Late MISS D. K. RICHMOND, Will be Opened by tho MAYORESS, MRS. ERNEST DAVIS, TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), at 3 p.m. AND WILL BE ON VIEW FOR ONE MONTH. Citizens Cordially Invited. Admission Free. J. S. BRIGHAM, 17 Town Clerk. ATHLETIC SPORTS. ■t FING'S COLL KG E ATHLETIC SPORTS. All Friends of the College are invited to he present at the Athletic Sports, which will be held in the College Grounds on the Afternoons of FRIDAY, 20th, and SATURDAY, 21st MARCII. P. A. MILLER, 17 R. H. CAUGHEY, Hon. Sees.