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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 106, 6 May 1936, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. [ Mli""!!!!'""!!!!!!!!!!!!!! STRAND. 1I * I 11 lilln 11111,,,11111111 iiiill Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. LAST TWO DAYS. The Dancing, Singing Idols o£ the Screen . . FRED ASTAIRE FRED ASTAIRE GINGER ROGERS, GINGER ROGERS, In "FOLLOW THE FLEET." ["FOLLOW THE FLEET." Approved for Universal Exhibition. WBm NATIONAL, |M mm national, p^g ~ Queen St. Phone 42-189 =====1 Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. I Continuous Sessions 1 ii .) -. q I I x x — o. I LAST 2 DAYS AND NIGHTS. 2 First Releases. No. I.—CHAS. FARRELL, CHAS. FARRELL, Who left Cor Hollywood last Saturday, in " FALLING IN' LOVE." No. 2.—JOHN STUART In a Modern Human Storv, "HOME, SWEET HOME." I Both Approved Universal Exhibition. 1% EMPRESS da NEWTON — Phone 27-077. GUEST NIGHT — TO-NIGHT, 3d GUEST NIGHT — TO-NIGHT, 6d -*nd Thursday. SdADULTS 6d, CHILDREN 3d. 6d "News Session" 7.30. 3d Also, No. 1. a c l GENEVIEVE TOBIN. DONALD COOK I" a Thrilling Mystery, 2J « THE NINTH GUEST." ba „ THE NINTH GUEST> » /, ■> And No. 2. b<* CHARLES (CHIC) SALE In ' 3d "DANGEROUS |5 CROSSROADS." oU Both Recommended Censor lor Adults I princess - ] T t'fT^J: 43 = I DOMINION UP. I Phone 21-439. ; 6d — GUEST NIGHT — 3d ADULTS 6d, CHILDREN 3d. />j Pay Wray, Paul Lnkas in °« "COUNTESS OF MONTE CR.ISTO." od Chester Morris in a Thriller, fl/J "LETS TALK IT OVER." j Both Recommended Censor lor Adults. I "" I The Princess in scientifically heated I : 6d I for your comfort. i PiFlftAT, I '-To-night. I IvrjVjiiJ-* I News S e*Blon 7.30 I PONSONBY RD. I Phone 26-940. 6d " — GUEST NIGHT — 3d ADULTS 6d, CHILDREN 3d. CA Sir Charles Kliigsford-Smith in OH "SPLENDID FELLOWS." 3d Herbert Mundin, Pat Patterson In OJ "CALX. IT LUCK." PU Both Approved Universal Exhibition. ALEXANDRA | ™ ly ' GREEN LANE. | Phone 16-647. 6d — GUEST NIGHT — 3d ADULTS 6d, CHILDREN 3d. £j Stanley Lnpino in a Comedy, I Oα 'KING OF THE BITZ." 3d Regis Tooinoy, Evelyn Knapp In R j "STATE TROOPER." V u Both Approved Universal Exhibition. YOU WILL BE THRILLED YOU WILL BE DELIGHTED By the GLORIOUS CHORUSES, LILTING SOLOS, GRACEFUL POIS. RESOUNDING HAKAS. DON'T MISS THE YEAR'S SENSATION! ROTORUA CHAMPION MAORI CHOIR and FAMOUS ARAWA PARTY, TOWN HALL. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MAY 8 AND 9, Lovely Maidens and Stalwart Men in a riot of SONG, HAKA AND DANCE. Applauded by Royalty and Famous Visitors, and acclaimed by ten thousand de.lighted people at Kotorua National Maori Festival. Admission : 3/6, 2/6, 1/6. Box Plan at Lewis Eady, Ltd. No extra for Reserving. :7 SPORTING. AUCKLAND RACING CLUB. WINTER MEETING, 1936. MAY 30, JUNE 3 and 6. GENERAL ENTRIES CLOSE FRIDAY, MAY 8, By FIVE O'CLOCK (5 p.m.). PEES (£1 each) must accompany Nominations. W. S. SPENCB, :7 Secretary. MEETiNGS. VTTELLINGTON TECHNICAL COLLEGE. STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION (AUCKLAND BRANCH). A Meeting of Old Students will be held in the Y.M.C.A. Small Hall at 8 p.m. on THURSDAY, May 7, to form a Branch of the Students' Association. All Old Students are cordially Invited. Those unable to be present should communicate, with B. K. ORCHISTON, University College, Auckland. R. G. RIDLING, G Director. SUPERANNUATED PUBLIC SERVANTS' to ASSOCIATION. AUCKLAND BRANCH. Monthly Meeting, THURSDAY, May 7, 2 p.m., Teiichers' Institute, Wellesley Street. Business important^ M. GUTHRIB, 6 President. PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. MEULI ,(PJ, Endocrinologist, GK.nd, Nervo, Mental Disorders, specialising Children. Backward Developing. Teething, Growing, Nervous.—ll7, Dilworth Building, Phone 47-349, appointments. C