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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 138, 12 June 1936, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. STATE, STATE, Upper Symonds Street. STATE, STATE, Theatre of Distinction. (Direction; K. J. Kerridge.) Popular Prices : All Stalls. 1/ ; Circle. 1/6 ; Granil Lounge. 2/ ; Plus Tax, 3d. To-night at 8 p.m. and for a short season only. WE FOLLOW OUK MOW POLICY OF SCREENING ONLY TUB CKHUE. OF CINEMA PLAYS. In response to the many requests we liave lind we present the greatest galaxy of i POPULAR STARS ever assembled in these MET KO-(i OLD W V N - M A Y E K OUTSTANDING FAVOURITES. What a Cast! CLARK GABLE, JOAN CRAWFORD, ROBERT MONTGOMERY, ROSALIND RUSSELL, CHARLES BUTTERWORTH, BILLIE BURKE, In "FORSAKING ALL OTHERS." "FORSAKING ALL OTHERS." After reading the cast it is quite unnecessary for us to tell you what a wonderful show this is. Recommended bit (tensor for Adults. To complete this perfect programme we add. ANN HARDING, HERBERT MARSHALL, MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN, HENRY STEPHENSON, in "THE FLAME WITHIN." "THE FLAME WITHIN." Another of the sensational hits of the year ■by the most popular stars. Rccommcndcd I'll Censor for Adults. There is nothing we could add to improve this perfect evening's entertainineni. Reserve now at J.cwis Eady, Ltd., Phone 42-992. Eyrie Talkeries, l'hono 30-654. State Theatre, Phone 43-(ilo. No Charge for Reserves. STATE, Upper Symonds Street. STATE, 1 PRINCE EDWARD~| Karungahape Road. I'hone 46-202. Direction : Sir Benjamin Fuller. Centrally Heated. Warm and Comfortable. WHEELER & yrjOOLSEY '♦lIBELIOK ' ' OOLSEY WHEELER .V; ATTOOLSEY >v HEELER & * * OOLSEY 111 " KENTUCKY KERNELS," With "SI'A NK Y " .MeFARLANE. The boys get mixed up in a family i"ml and don't know which side is in the right, so they join both and then the laughs come thick and fast . . . " THE BISHOP MISBEHAVES," With EDMUND GWENN, MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN, NORMAN FOSTER, DUDLEY DIGUES. A bishop by day . . a detective by night . . and Cupid's assistant all the time. You'll revel in this great comedy. ALSO SCRBKNIXG Todd-Kelly Comedy, M.G.M. Sports, etc. Box Plans aro now 011 view at the Theatre. Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. fl I 11 THE ASTORTI I | i I II DOMINION ROAD. I ! Centrally Heated. TO-NIGHT AT S. News Session 7.30. Charles Laughton, Fredrie March, in " LES MISERABLES." Rccommcndcd by Censor for Adults. POPULAR PRICES. Tel. 21-433. MONSTER MATINEE —SATURDAY. " ALI CIO IN WONDERLAND." Approved for Universal JJuhibition. Cartoon, Comedy, Free Gifts. "It's so Warm and Cosy." [THE CAPITOL 1 Herbert Marshall and Sylvia Sidney, in ! ■•ACCENT ON YOUTH," j Also Paul Muni and Ann Dvorak, in "DR. SOCRATES," j Doth Rccommcndcd by Censor lor Adults. Matinee To-morrow — ! LAUREL & HARDY in "BONNIE SCOT-I LAND." Approved for Universal Exhibition. ! Comedy, two coloured Cartoons, 3rd chap, j New Serial "The Last Frontier." etc. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! PAN\. CABARET. > •— 46-777^^-^"^ — POPULAR NIGHT — TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! PETER PAN FAMOUS BAND. •Hold Your Birthday Party at Peter Pan. LADIES. 1/6. GENTLEMEN, 2/. WRESTLING. TOWN HALL. ; MONDAY. J MONDAY. ] The Auckland Wrestling Association ' Considers 1 ] PAUL BOESCH 1 PAUL BOESCH i AND LOFTY BLOMFIELD LOFTY BLOMFIELD The two most evenly matched Wrestlers in New Zealand. DON'T MISS THIS GREAT MATCH. 1 ] Box Plans open till 5.30 p.m. at Reg. Lewis, corner of Queen and Fort Streets. Dave O'Malley's Band, assisted by Denis < Slieard, will entertain patrons between 7 j and 8 p.m. 0 BIRD SHOW. . ATORWICH PLAINHEAD j > \ J-> CANARY CLUB. ANNUAL SHOW Will be held ( TO-MORROW — SATURDAY, i % JUNE 13, J UNITY HALL, Queen Street, 12 noon to 9 p.m. r xl 2 A. McMEEKIN, Hon. Secretary. j JUMBLE SALE. JUMBLE Sale, 173, llobson St., Saturday, June 13, 2 p.m. 12 "