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

AMUSEMENTS. STAR - jjH CINEMA. === Karangahape Road. Phone 43-003. TO-DAY, 2.15. TO-NIGHT AT 8. GINGER ROGERS, GINGER ROGERS, FRED ASTAIRE, FRED ASTAIRE, EDWARD EVERETT HI OR TON, ALICE BRADY, and Half the Beauties of Hollywood, in " THE GAY DIVORCEE." "THE GAY DIVORCEE." SENSATIONAL DANCING— "The Continental," "French Dolls," "Let's Knock Knees." DELIGHTFUL SONGS — "Don't Let It Bother You," "Night and Day," " TRULY ENCHANTING SETTINGS. FRED and GINGER Dance nil over the Household Furniture in this BRIGHT and HAPPY SHOW. Also Screening: " PARIS IN SPRING," " PARIS IN SPRING," Fea tu ring tullio carxiinati. The Hero of "One Night of Love," MARY ELLIS, The Original Star of "Rose Marie." INTRIGUE, LAUGHTER, SONG. Both Recommcndcd by Censor Jor Adults. PRICES : CIRCLE, 1/6 ; STALLS. 1/. Reservations Free (Phone 43-003). Unpaid Reserves lield till 7.-15. DIRECT FROM QUEEN ST. AND NOW AT THE STATE, SYMONDS ST. Phone 43-045. (Direction : R. J. Kerridge.) To-night at 8 p.m. A NEW STAR-STUDDED MUSICAL T FROM PARAMOUNT. Look at this cast: * TT BING CROSBY', RICHARD TAUBER, HjACIC OAKIE, ETHEL MERMAN, CHAS. RUGGLES, MARY BOLAND. E BILL ROBINSON, BURNS AND ALLEN, LYDA ROBERTI, WENDY BARRIE, VIENNA BOYS" CHOIR, q NICHOLAS BROS., RAY NOBLE s VND HIS BAND, INA RAY HljflON lind her Melodiers, and a host more T who give j-o'u SONG, MUSIC AND A LAUGHTER Tin the GAYEST. MERRIHST. MUSI- _ CAL OF THE YEAR. Yes ! It's E BIG BROADCAST T "THE BIG BROADCAST ; OF 1936." OF 1936." GRAND FAMILY_ENTJRTAINMENT. Approved I<>r Universal Exhibition. SHORT FEATURES INCLUDE Australian and World News, Pop-eye Car too li Sp or t light, Pop Goes Your Heart, all in beautiful colour, etc., etc. ■nrrr-iT-TT' a tt?~I sandringham. I MA. X £ AIK | TO-NIGHT. Also Saturday and Monday, S p.m. Children's' Matinee. Sat., 2 p.m.^ Combining the Beauty of 7'n?! 0 tiThi'k Laughs of "Golddiggers —and the Thrills o£ "HERE COMES IHL NAVY. "FLIRTATION WALK," With DICK POWELL — RUBY KEBLER, PAT O'BRIEN, Including an Excellent Selection of High-class Featurettes. 1 THE ASTORJI If] DOMINION ItOAD. ifl 1 ' To-night, at 8. News Session. 7.30. Carl Brlsson, Mary Ellis in "ALL THE KING'S HORSES. And Gene Stratton-Porter s Novel, "LADDIE." . . Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. Usual Prices. Tel. -l-4«5«3. KATA RANGOSO, KATA RANGOSO, Solomon Island Native Missionary and Pastor ; MISSIONARY N. H. FERRIS, From the Solomon Islands; PASTOR W. G. TURNER, President Foreign Mission Board of Seventh-day Adventists, Will be Heard at the TIVOLI THEATRE, TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) MORNING, At a Special Combined Service at 10.45 o'clock. On their "way to the World's Conference of Adventists in San Francisco, these Missionaries and Delegates will _tell thrilling stories of mission work. Kata Rangoso is an outstanding convert and worker. Do not fail to hear him. EVERYBODY WELCOME. COME. 1 DANCING. ST. SEPULCHRE'S HALL. SATURDAY NIGHT. SATURDAY NIGHT. SATURDAY NIGHT. VENTURA DANCE CLUB. Over 400 attended our Opening Night. More Popular Than Ever and STILL THE BEST SHOW IN TOWN. Xl j OF iSSrIsH TpRONTIERSMEN. QPENING J-^ANCE OF THE SEASON. gATURDAY, 2. AND FORTNIGHTLY THEREAFTER. Past Patrons are requested to apply to Members for Invitations. :1 ARLTONC A B A R E T. TO-NIGHT. — TO-NIGHT. MODERN AND OLD-TIME DANCING. 6D — DRUIDS' HAUL — TO-NIGHT —6D. HOLTONIAN OLD-TIME DANCE, Recognised Best in Town. MRS. HOLT'S ORCHESTRA. Monte Cilrlo, Chocs., Cigs., Complimentaries. Light Slipper. (id. Od, (id. Gd. 1 QRYSTAL PALACE BALLROOM. EPI SIIALFOON, ' TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) NIGHT. 1 SPORTS GOODS. rTVHE Dally M. Football Boot. Ask any JL All Black about it.—Arthur Tilly. , Acacia Buildings. x 2