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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 114, 15 May 1936, Page 16

AMUSF.MEN TS. 2.30 — AT MATIXEES~OXLY"IT7r--1936 NIGGER MINSTRET d 40 — TALENTED JUVENILES - 4 n Staged by Lillian O'Leary. ! I MAJESTIC"' IJL TO-DAY, . A Complete Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Entertainment. , "Dancing Lady" at 11, 12.40, 4 10 n it: "Tough Guy" at 2.50, 5.40, and 8.0 " DANCING LADY/H " DANCING LADY " "DANCING LADY," | With ] CLARK GABLE " f CLARK GABLE JOAN CRAWFORD"""' JOAN CRAWFORD | FRED ASTAIRE | FRED ASTAIRE FRANCHOT TONE FRANCHOT TONE Nelson Eddy also makes a brief appearance, singing "That's the Rhythm of the Day." Arthur Jarrett's fine tenor voice is heard in several songs. And 300 Dimpled Hollywood Darlings' Bigger than any musical picture you've ever seen! Plus a dramatic story surging against a background of intoxicating melody and Brilliant Spectacle! Recommended by Censor for Adults No. 2. 77 TOUGH GUY," " TOUGH GUY," " TOUGH GUY," With JACKIE COOPER JACKIE COOPER ( RIN-TIN-TIN " I RIN-TIN-TIN J JUNIOR. A boy, a dog, and a crook! Three characters in the year's greatest action picture! It thrills with excitement, while it isn't ashamed to touch your heart! It's breath-taking entertainment from the word GO! Approved for Universal Exhibition. BOOK NOW. Plans at Majestic - Phone 43-210. j O rp A 13 1 HEATED. SELECT. Karangahape Road. Phone 43-003. TO-DAY, 2.15. TO-NIGHT AT 8. QLAUDETTE QOLBERT, QHARLES gOYER, JOAN gBNNETT, JJELEX JOEL jy£CQREA, In "PRIVATE WORLDS." "PRIVATE WORLDS." 5 Favourite StaTs will 5 5 please you greatly in 5 5 this Play, 5 Then LAUGH QHUCKLE. "COLLEGE RHYTHM," "COLLEGE RHYTHM," Featuring LANNY ROSS, JACK OAKIE, HBLEiV MACK, MARY BRIAN, JOE PENNEK,

NOT FORGETTING THE DUCK. gONGS! QOMEDY! jy£IRTH! Both Recommended iby Censor for Adults. PRICES Circle, 1/6 ; Stalls, 1/. Reservations Free, Unpaid Reserves held till 7.45,* WATCH FOR. NEXT WEEK'S ADYTS. FROM QUEEN ST. ALL UNITED ARTISTS RELEASES COME DIRECT TO THE STAK. I f ENTIRE CHANGE TO-DAY. Gd 2 EXTRA BIG FEATURES. 0U oj A COMEDY and a WESTERN. 3d A FINE BILL FOR CHILDREN. R , fid DU SALLY EILERS and „ . ZASU PITTS In 3d 6dl '3 ON A HONEYMOON7I6d | Qf) Rapid Comedy-Romance. 3d Full of Songs and Dances. , fid A GIANT WESTERN. OCI TIM McCOY and „ . 0J 3,'] SHIRLEY GREY, 1n.3(1 6d 1 1 6d 3dßo<?i Approved Universal Exhibition.3d r■ i Continuous from 11 to 10.30 p.m. cj OU A BIG BILL AT 3d THE LONDON, OPP - G - K0 - 3d fTUDOR CINBMA I pL^24 E 7« == Centrally Heated! This Evening at 8. n JACK BUCHANAN - — and LILI DAMITA — in the English Stage Musical Comedy, H 'BREWSTER'S MIQION^' Approved for Universal Exhibition. = "First-class Supporting Programme I Matinee To-morrow (Sat.) at 2.00 t I GAIETY | To .„ l « llt ,^S P g* -- William Boyd in Mulford's Bo° k : = "lIOPALONG CASSIDI. — Approved tor CJniveraat l-'xhibitio». _ RWrnTEISfUJ ~ Friday, Saturday, Monday. — BiS — Comedy-Drama Night. Joan Cran- := ford, Robert Montgomery) Kr a nclio c — Tone. Charlie Ruggles, in "NO MOK" = LADIES." liccommcndcd by Censor — for Adults. Also Ann Sotliern nn £,sj!f , .i — Haley in "THE GIRL ~ Approved for I hiirrrxnl h.rhlbll'O'h.

1 AMBASSADOR — FRANCIS LEDEKIOIi. FRANCES DEE — in a gloriously gay and gaily romantic = Comedy, = "THE GAY DECEPTION, The World-Famous Diminutive Tenor. — JOSEPH SCHMIDT, with — JOHN LODEK, CHARLOTTE A-NDbh H "MY SONG GOES ROUND =§ THE WORLD," — A Sparkling* Musical " Both Approved Unircrsal Exhibw_L FKINGSLAND j To-niKbt. T.:n Herbert Marshall in 'Accent on Voutb. —■ Fay Wray in "White Lies." —- Both Recommended Censor for ■'_ 1 LIBERTY News and Variety. 7.30-S. . — Warner Oland in "CHARLIE CH>- = IN EGYPT.-' If from HI,-11(101 by Cfnf/r — for Adults. Wheeler and Wools?}' '» — "COCK-EYED CAVALIERS. Apprurril lor Uni rt tsitl Hj-ltibtlton-Malinoe. Sat.. 2 P-"-