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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 142, 17 June 1936, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. THE EMBASSY J. C. Williamson's New Luxury Playhouse Sessions: 11 a.m., 2,15 p.m.. 8 p.m. "JJIHESB fJIHREB." Last Day. r p HESH rjiHUEB." MERLE OBERON, MIRIAM HOPRmc JOEL McCREA. Approved for Universal Exhibition. TO-MORROW! TO-MORROW! EMBASSY PREMIERE. All Auckland awaits n delightfifl ih.'W experience in screen entertain- " nlPn t— ~ * THE FIRST OUTDOOR ACTION ROMANCE FILMED BXTIREI.V IN NATURAL COLOUR:" * Paramount Pictures Present " THE " THE TRAIL TRAIL OF THE LONESOME LONESOME PINE." PINE." With JpRED M AC M URRAY, gYLVIA gIDNEY, JJENRY j^ONDA. Approved for Universal Exhibition. Forty years ago this month, the career of the motion picture began. . . It is fitting, therefore, that we should now mark the amazing progress of those forty vears by presenting in "THE TRAIL OF THE LONESOME PINE," a film which not only embodies all the triumphs of the past, liiit also heralds a New Era ill .Screen Entertainment ! SEE SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT ON PAGE 11. IT IS ESSENTIAL TO RESERVE. PLANS AT EMBASSY. Phone 32-660. ri "THE "LONDON." 1 A BIG OUTSTANDING N FEATURE. _, OU DOROTHEA WIECK, 00 3d ALICE BRADY and Sr] BABY LE ROY. in oj-'MISS FANE'S BABY IS 3d gg STOLEN." g 3d'J L'hey stole her dato.v ! Kidnapped 3d „ , him ! Her lieart was broken ! /,, Recommended by Censor for Adults. 3d.UANY FEATURES and SUPPORTS. 3d 6d Continuous from 11 to 10.30. 6d 3d THE LONDON, opp - G P -°- 3d f TUDOR cixßmTJ — This Evening at S. Centrally Heated! Ef ROBERT YOUNG, = EVELYN VENABLE — And REGINALD DENNY — in a Metro-Goldwyn Comedy : H "THE CRUISE OF THE = VAGABOND LADY." Recommended by Censor lor Adults. — High Jinks on the Hitrh Seas! = SELECTED SUPPORTING == PROGRAMME! r?TATRTVI TAKAPUNI. I LX I To-night. Phone 23-465. George naft and Nanev Carroll in EE "THE UNDER-COVER MAN." =r Recommended by Censor for Adults.

j AMBASSADOR Pt d£ h n g r -1 H GUEST NIGHT. ~— Bin? Lombard, in = "WE'RE NOT DRESSING." = Richard Arlen — Judith Allen, = "HELL AND HIGH WATER." Both Approved Universal Exhibition. Pop-eye Cartoon. "Blow Mo Down." I KINGSLAND j To-ni S ht, 7.30. z ; GUEST NIGHT. ■ —• Fay Wray in — "ANN CARVER'S PROFESSION." —- Hichard Cromwell in -- - "NAME THE WOMAN." r~ Both liccommcndctl Censor for Adults. | LIBERTY CINt)MA phSsi)'; Charles Ruggles, W. C. Fields, in "SIX OF A KIXD." Rccommcndcd l).u Ceilsor for Adults. Adults Gd. Child. 3d. | BIRKENHEAD] Foresters' Hall — Wheeler and Woolsev in — "XHB RAINMAKERS." Both Apyrovcd Unirerxnl hJrhibition. (7) GREY LYNN CINEMA. Last Night at 7.45. Phone 2G-40G. The Late WILL ROGERS, in "DOUBTING THOMAS." Approved for Universal Exhibition. SELECTED FEATURETTES. EXHIBITIONS. jjtt. i AUCKLAND | P/l SOCIETY OF ARTS ! M%] I ANNUAL I 1 | EXHIBITION. | I KITCHENER HALL. KITCHENER STREET. OIL AND WATER COLOUR PAINTINGS. APPLIED ART, ETC. See the Bledisloe Medal | Picture and a Won- I derful Collection of Con- I temporary N.Z. painting. | LAST DAY, FRIDAY! FRIDAY, S P.M., Address by MR. PASCOE REDWOOD, One of New Zealand's most popular speakers on art topics. Exhibition open daily, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.. and 7 to 0 p.m. Admission 1/. Children Free. ART UNION PRIZE WINNERS. First Prize: Ticket No. 1SS0: '-'lid. 1039; 3rd, ISS7; 4th, 517; .Ith. 774: Uth, 12G3; Ttli, ISI4 : Sth, 11- !ith, 453 ; 10th, 410; 11th, 1425: SoG: 13th. .">24; Utli, 1120; loth, 347 ; lGth, 731. W. LAIRD THOMSON, xl 7 Secretary. FOR MEETINGS, LECTURES, DANCING, BUILDING SOCIETIES, ETC., ADVTS., SEE PAGE FIVE.