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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 91, 17 April 1936, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. { 2 SENSATIONAL ATTRACTIONS, BOTH FIRST RELEASE. ,/roxy\ /tivoliX / ROXY \A / TIVOLI \ I Queen St. 1N I Near Grafton I I Continuous /T> V Bridge. J \ from / \ Nightly / V 11 a.m. / \ at 3. S Amalgamated Theatres. ROXY SESSIONS: 11—2—5— S. TIVOLI NIGHTLY AT S O'CLOCK. MATINEE AT BOTH THEATRES, TO-MORROW, 2 O'CLOCK. No. 1. A THRILLER. RICHARD ARLEN RICHARD ARLEN RICHARD ARLEN In Harold Bell Wright's Novel, " THE CALLING OF " THE CALLING OF DAN MATTHEWS." DAN MATTHEWS." More Exciting than the Book, j with Both Fists Swinging! |j No. 2. . j PRESTON FOSTER, I PRESTON FOSTER, JAMES GLEASON, JAMES GLEASON, JANE WYATT, In WE'RE ONLY HUMAN. • WE'RE ONLY HUMAN. The "One Man liiot Squad" Was afraid of his own Shadow. A Notorious Criminal! Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. 1500 SEATS 1/ 1/ 1/. CHILDREN Gd 6d Gd. 1 CRYSTAL PALACE | | MT. EDEN RD. Plione 20-573. | TO-NIGHT AT S O'CLOCK. And Saturday. THE MOST EXCITING ADVENTURE IN FACT OR FICTION! RONALD COLMAN RONALD COLMAN At his best in "{ "THE MAN WHO [ I BROKE THE BANK I I AT MONTE CARLO." 1 With JOAN BENNETT. CO'tlN CLIVE. NIGEL BRUCE. Approved for Universal Exhibition. Special Featurettes. Matinee To-morrow, 2 p.m. Programme as above. . "limpreslT News Session 7.301 NEWTON. I , Phone 27-077. | 2—GIGANTIC FEATURES—2 . NO. 1 STAN OLIVER LAUREL & HARDY In their funniest full-length screamie, " "DONNIE CJCOTLAND." «Jj ONNIB ° COTLAND." Approved for Universal Exhibition* NO. 2 — WARNER OLAND Solves his greatest mystery in " riHARLIE pHAN'S CJECRET." "WHARLIE HAN'S SECRET." Recommended by Censor for Adults. Laurel and Hardy Matinee To-morrow, 2 p.m. Serial, etc. REGENT & ALEXANDRAj EPSOM. GREEN LANE. j Phone 20-142. Phone 16-647. ( BOTH THEATRES, TO-NIGHT AT 8. Public Favourite No. 1. SHIRLEY TEMPLE SHIRLEY TEMPLE Singing"! Dancing ! Laughing - j in her happiest hit I " THE LITTLEST REBEL." " THE LITTLEST REBEL." Approved for Universal Exhibition. In association with an Outstanding Supporting Programme at each theatre. Matinee at Both Theatres To-morrow, 2 p.m. Programme as above. Serial, etc. TOM MANN CELEBRATION | COMMITTEE. TOWN HALL, SUNDAY, AT 7.30 P.M. TRADES UNIONS AND LABOUR SYMPATHISERS CELEBRATE TOM MANN'S SOTII BIRTHDAY. Early Socialist and Lafbour Party Members will commemorate Torn Mann's pioneer work in New Zealand and liis 55 years' life work for Trade Unionism and the Labour Movement. PROMINENT SPEAKERS. SPLENDID MUSICAL PROGRAMME. Trade Unionists. Labour Supporters and all interested in Social Progress ATTEND! Do honour to a Veteran of the Labour Movement. See To-morrow's Advertisement. 17 ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. vfiOCCER SEASON STARTS SATURDAY. INFORMAL OPENING, 3 P.M. THISTLE V. MT. ALBERT THISTLE GRAMMAR 0.8. EARLY GAME, 1.30 P.M., PHILOMEL V. E. SUBURBS. PHILOMEL V. E. SUBURBS. Promising Kew Players making First Appearance in all teams. blandford park. USUAL CHARGES. 17 - /COMRADES SOCCER KJ FOOTBALL CLUB. \ Practice will he held at Victoria Park. TO-MORROW s l„ ssstsua gg o— 2 in oC piayers Cr and * Intending Players requested to attend. 17 s. CURTAIN. Hon. See. boxing. MONDAY NEXT, TOWN HALL, 8 P.M. CYRIL PLUTO, NEVILLE MUDGWAY, 15 3-MINUTE ROUNDS. 4 FIRST-CLASS AMATEUR BOUTS, BOX PLAN AT WATTS' SPORTS DEPOT. LTD., USUAL PRICES OF ADMISSION. WE PAY TAX. ___ NURSING HOMES. SEA VIEW Rest Home.—Convalescents. Waiting Mothers: elevated, sea views; nursing attention, diet; moderate.—Phone 47-716. S