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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 102, 1 May 1936, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. AT 11 A.M. — 2.15 — 8 P.M. SHOPPERS' SESSION 5 P.M. You've never known a Kay Francis beautiful, radiant, resplendent as she is in tills blazing film. KAY FRANCIS KAY FRANCIS KAY FRANCIS KAY FRANCIS "KAY FRANCIS In the Itole of her Career, " I FOUND STELLA PARISH." Rccommcndcd by Censor for Adults. With PAUL LUKAS, lAN HUNTER. HOW CRUEL, LOVE CAN BE TO A WOMAN! Wife — mother — idolised darling of the stage—and then the adoring world found out she had once been something else! . . . A resplendent actress finds her perfect role. In Addition DESMOND TANNER, DESMOND TANNER, MUSICAL WIZARD, At the Organ and on Stage. 1111" •«11111 1 >''' 111111 i 1111 j I STRAND. 111111 nll fi.....1111n 1111111 Continuous from 11 a.m. Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. FOURTH WEEK Of the King and Queen of Rhythm, FRED ASTAIRE FRED ASTAIRE FRED ASTAIRE And GINGER ROGERS, [ I GINGER ROGERS, GINGER ROGERS, In " FOLLOW' THE FLEET." "FOLLOY/ THE FLEET." Approved for Universal Exhibition. Reservations, Phone 43-114. nrn A rpT? I To-night at S iji-n-ilj I an( i Saturday. DEVONPORT. I Phone 22-101. | LILY PONS, Famous Soprano, in "I DREAM TOO MUCH." I Edward Everett Morton in a Comedy, i 'YOUR UNCLE DUDLEY." | ! Both Approved Universal Exhibition. | | All Comedy Matinee To-morrow, 2 p.m. ! : 6 Attractions, Serial. EMPRESS - 1 7J ,0 NEWTON. | Phone 27-07 T. | 2 — GREAT COMEDIES — 2 Ideal Family Entertainment. JOE E. BROWN In liis funniest film, " ALIBI-IKE." Also — 1 HUGH HERBERT. PHYLLIS BROOKS In "TO BEAT THE BAND." Both Approved Universal Exhibition. Western Matinee To-morrow, 2 p.m. Also "Alibi-Ike," Comedies. Serial, etc. I DE LUXE I To-night at 8 I MT. ALBERT. J Phone 40-104. I FRED ASTAIRE, GINGER ROGERS, In the Master Musical, "TOP HAT." [ Recommended by Censor for Adults. Special Foaturottes. Matinee Sat. 2 p.m TO-NIGHT DANCING S till 12. TO-NIGHT <T CABARET. LONG TACK SAM BALL TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT! •SPECIAL FLOOR SHOW, 9.30. Mascotte and Maurice, Bxotic Dancers from Paris. CHINESE FLOOR SET. Chinese Members of the Company will appear in National Costume. DOUBLE 6/, SINGLE 3/. including Supper. SATURDAY—TO-MORROW NIGHT ! HEAVY BOOKINGS. Large Farties are requested to make early reservations. DOUBLE 10/. Evening Dress Essential. SUPPER PARTIES. rjTHB QLD piG AND (All Night Service), MISSION BAY. Phone 25-965. :2 BOXING. BOXING. ANOTHER GREAT * • FIGHT. REG. HICKEY V. (Queensland) FRED "KID" FISHER (Wellington). Professional Middle-weight Contest. MONDAY NEXT, AT 8 P.M. TOWN HALL. Usual Prlccs, Book at Watts' Sports Depot, Ltd. HOCKEY. CJOMERVILLE HOCKEY Q CLUB. _ CLUB PRACTICE AT ' REMUERA, TO-MORROW JUNIORS 2 P.M. G. SIIAND, 1 Hon. Secretary. HUNTING. T)AKURANGA HUNT (INC.). The Master (Mr. H. Bullock-Webster) and Hunt Committee extend a cordial invitation to the Farmers to be present at the Opening Day Function of the Hunt, at the Public Hall, East Tamaki, SATURDAY, May 2, at noon. :1 ROBT. D. NEAL, Secretary. LECTURES. ART gallery. N.Z. AUTHORS' WEEK. TO-NIGHT'S LECTURES. 8 p.m.—Song Recital of N.Z. items by Mrs. Harold T. King. 8.5 p.m.—Mrs. B. Wilson Wilson, "Pre-War New Zealand Novelists." 8.35 p.m.—lnterlude by Miss Rosemary Rees. 8.40 p.m.—Miss Jane Mander, "Post-War New Zealand Novelists." LECTURES FOR SATURDAY, MAY 2. 8 p.m.—Lecture by the Rev. A. B. Chappell, "New Zealand Historians." Song recital of N.Z. items. Arranged by Mr. Trevor Sparling. Admission Free. 1 ■ CHESS. CHESS. Draughts, etc.. players invited; terms* moderate. —Room 12a, Albert Bldgp.. Sv/anion St. xl