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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 113, 14 May 1936, Page 28

A MUSEMENTS. CROWDS! CROWDS! TO-NIGHT! — TO-NIGHT! / TIVOLI \ N I TIVOLI D I TIVOLI " V TIVOLW Direction : Amalgamated Theatres. KOXY SESSION'S: 11 — 2 — 5 — 8. TIVOLI NIGHTLY AT S O'CLOCK. || No. 1 11 Richard Dix is in the snrtdl " with a gun at his hip agaii RICHARD DIX, RICHARD DIX, RICHARD DIX, RICHARD DIX, J LEILA 11 YAMS, MORONI OLSEN, - In - " YELLOW DUST." " YELLOW DUST." I " YELLOW DUST." | " YELLOW DUST." iT~xfr> o 11 Something new in Westerns. 1 11 —II New Star in the Saddle. I CHARD (Dick) TTK)KAN ICHAKD (Dick) OKAN RICHARD (Dick) ICHAKD (Dick) x OKAN RICHARD (Dick) T7TOKAN ICHAKD (Dick) x OKAN Richard (Dick) ICHAKD (Dick) - 1 - ORAN ' (The Singing Cowboy), Ready with a Song, With a New Kind of Thrill, — In — " •yrooNLiGHT r\N mHE t>RAlrie." .. J.»±OONLIGIIT "N J-HE j RAIRIE.' Moonlight rriiu -okairie." OONLIGHT v-'N J- HE KAIKIE." Moonlight o x r r IIE ~p RAIRIK " OONLIGIIT "N HE x KAIKIE.' Indians, Cowboys, Do Rough Kiding Stunts in "Moonlight On the rrairie." noth Approved for Universal Exhibition. 1500 SEATS, 1/ 1/ 1/. CHILDREN, 6d 6d 6d. ROXY AND TIVOLI — TO-NIGHT. ["CRYSTAL RIALTOI I PALACE & RIALTO| f MT. EDEN. NEWMARKET. I ' Phone 20-573. Phone 4G-609. I ! Both Theatres Scientifically Heated. | I j TO-NIGHT AT 7.45 P.M. Also Friday and Saturday. , ' FTRST SUBURBAN RELEASE, i ! A QUEEN ST. KECORP-I'RKAKER. jIRENE DUNNE, ROBERT TAYLOR, i CHARLES BUTTERWOKTH, J BETTY FURNESS, RALPH MORGAN In Lloyd Douglas' Novel, i MAGNIFICENT OBSESSION ! MAGNIFICENT OBSESSION l i Approved for Universal Exhibition. I i SAMMY COHEN, ARLINE JUDGE, PAUL' KELLY, MONA BARRIE, II In a Shipload of Fun, | j "HERE COMES TROUBLE." | | Approved for Universal Exhibition. i|l T.OOK NOW FOR SATURDAY. | REGENT & ALEXANDRA | I EPSOM. GREEN LANE. I I Phone 20-142. Phone IC-C47. | I ! TO-NIGHT AT S O'CLOCK. ! No. 1. A Musical Romance. I JESSIE MATTHEWS, SONNIE HALE " FIRST A GIRL." | No. 2. A Riotous Comedy Hit! I EDWARD EVERETT HORTON In ! "YOUR UNCLE DUDLEY." I , Both Approved Universal Exhibition. <gmA^SHIPP^>MILFORD BEACH. "THE CABARET UNIQUE." SATURDAY, MAY 16, S.O p.m. till 12. GRAND OLD-TIME CARNIVAL DANCE, "SAILS AT SUNSET," A Symphony in Melody and Colour, with the Tang of the Salt Sea Breezes. Specially Selected Atmospheric Music by the INCOMPARABLE PIRATES. Nautical Novelties and Effects. BALLOONS, MONTE CARLO, FAVOURS. Free Bus Transport to and from Shippe. Leaving Devonport 7.40 and 8.0 p.m. Bayswater 7.25 and 7.55 p.m. Returning after Dance. ADMISSION : From Auckland, including Free Boat and Bus Transport, DOUBLE, 3/G. SINGLE. 2/. From Devonport or Bayswater, including Free Bus Transport, DOUBLE, 2/6. SINGLE, 1/6. Cabaret Suppers from Gd. Phone 23-414 for Reservations. L. S. DAVIS, M.C.

SPECIAL !!! SATURDAY, MAY 23. "LEG APPEAL." MAT 30.—FANCY DRESS CARNIVAL. £10 in Cash Prizes. SPECIAL PRIVILEGES FOR VEHICULAR PATRONS. Arrangements have been made with the Devonport Steam Ferry Co., Ltd., for the conveyance of intending passengers to the Pirate Shippe Cabaret on the vehicular Ferries. Motor Car and 2 Persons (Minimum) 4/ Return. Each additional person 2/ Return. This includes admission to the Cabaret and Dance. Tickets available at the Vehicle Office (via Devonport only) or on Steamer. :16 PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, ETC. "TC" buses from Queen Street, for WATERFRONT DRIVE AND BEACHES. Every 20 minutes. Return Fares from City: To St. Helier's Bay, 1/2; Kohimarama, 1/ ; Mission Bay, lOd. Also a service from NEWMARKET to BEACHES. Return Fare from Newmarket, 1/2: liemuera P. 0., 1/; Upland Road, lOd. (Children under 15 half fare). Ask a Driver for Time-table, etc. Phone 24-788 l for inquiries.—L. J. KEYS. LTD. D LECTURES. OPEN DOOR MISSION, 03, ALBERT ST. BRITISH-ISRAEL PROPHECY LECTURE. "Is Mussolini About to Attack and Conquer the British Empire?" TO-NIGHT — 8 P.M. Lecturer: MR. I. A. POLLARD. All Welcome. Admission Free. 14 YOUR Hidden Talents." How to discover them. Hear James Wylie, Y.M.C.A., Tuesday., 8 p.m. Ladies invited, t _D MEETINGS. "YTATIONAL UNEMPLOYED WORKERS' -LN MOVEMENT. All interested in standing an Unemployed Candidate for City Council, attend Special Meeting, Trades Hall, To-night, 7.30. 14 CHIROPRACTORS. /CHIROPRACTIC Institute (Inc.), Lionel w Duggan, Principal, Winstone Buildiugs, X-ray and Pathe-Neurometer Service.— I'hone 44-920. B / CHIROPRACTIC Health Service.—Percy V-v Hamblin. Palmer Graduate. American fxperience.—6o3, Colonial Mutual Bldgs., I'hone 4U-244. B DL'GGAN. Miss Freda (Palmer Graduate). Member N.Z.C.A., Third Floor. Winstone Bldgs., Queen St. Phone 40-414. B /■<ILES AND GILES (Palmer Graduates), vJT Members N.Z.C.A., Dilworth Building. Queen St. Phone 43-525. B CHEMISTS. T[ RALPH'S Reliable Remedies (Ralph it Sanft). —Prompt Mail Order Chemist, Ijept. 8201. Symonds St.. Auckland- P k