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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 151, 27 June 1936, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. JEAN HARLOW, SI'EXCER TRACY, UNA JIEKKEL, JOSEPH CALLEIA. MAJESTIC !||i|| , A MAJESTIC HI 11 Programme. Sessions : 11. 12.30, 2.30, u p.m. and S p.m. THEY CALLED HER! FLASH IN TIIE NIGHT! JEAN HARLOW JEAN HARLOW JEAN HARLOW "I'M JUST RIFFRAFF! But watch me go Places!" r rfU" RIFF — RAFF "IK rttff !" RIFF — RAFF " li,. RIFF — RAFF " ||l'' RIFF — RAFF "[ —as Lil Andrews o£ "Red Dust"—as Vantine, "The Red Headed Woman" . . . and now I'm Ilattie, the girl they called a flash in the night . . . who hails from Shantytown, down near the waterfront, and knows where the bright lights are! the new Harlow . . . more glamorous than ever ... in her most exciting romantic adventure. SPENCER TRACY SPENCER TRACY SPENCER TRACY Also Screening : CHARLIE CHASE, "VAMP TILL READY." Metrotone News. Recommended by Censor for Adults. Plans at Majestic — Phone 43-210. COMING— Mctro-Goldwyn-Mayer Present the year's Prize-winning Romance, "THE VOICE OB 1 BUGLE ANN." To join the Immortal Companions, "Mala the Magnificent" and "Sequoia." COMING. Approved lor Universal Exhibition. "It's So Warm and Cosy." I THE CAPITOL | 7.45, X N?gtitly". ■ Never has there been a Greater Double-featnre Programme !! ! JESSIE MATTHEWS and SONNIB HALE, in "FIRST A GIRL," A Magnificent Musical Comedy. Rccommcndcd by Censor for Adults. — Also — Cary Grant, Gertrude Michael and Claude Rains, in " THE LAST OUTPOST," Successor to "Bengal Lancer." Approved for Universal Exhibition. No Extra Charge for Reserves (Phone 12-1!)!)). Unpaid Bookings kept ti11.7.40 only. PERFORMANCE COMMENCES. 7.40. "AS HUSBANDS GO" Shows what Paris did to a wife and widow. "AS HUSBANDS GO" Solves for us during two and a-lialf hours of excellent entertainment the problems of a million wives and almost as many husbands. MAJEST^S?^ TRIUMPH OF THE SEASON! TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, AT 8. AT 8. AND UNTIL NEXT TUESDAY. J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD.. present Rachael Crotliers' Big Comedy Stage Success, "AS HUSBANDS GO," "AS HUSBANDS GO," "AS HUSBANDS GO," London and New York's greatest laughing play, perfectly presented by J. C. WILLIAMSON. LTD.'S Incomparable Comedy Coy. ETHEL . ELAINE MORRISON HAMILL Campbell Copelin, Harvey Adams, Lloyd Lamble, Connie Mart.vn, Phyllis Baker, Arthur Lane, Norman Shepherd, Enid Hollins, Noel Mabee. Gorgeous Frocking. NEXT WEDNESDAY, AT TIIE MATINEE, AND 4 FOLLOWING NIGHTS, LONDON'S GREATEST THRILLER. " NIGHT MUST FALL." " NIGHT MUST FALL." Box Plans at Lewis Eady, Ltd. Day Sales at H.M. Theatre Kiosk. EVENING PRICES.—D.C. and R.S., 5/; Middle Stalls (reserved on day of performance), 3/0: Gallery, 1/G. Early Door Gallery Gd extra. All prices plus tax. SUNDAY. SUNDAY. PRINCE EDWARD THEATRE, S P.M. OPHIR REES Presents his RADIANT REVUE In WHIPS AND QUIPS. A Sparkling Revue of Sketches, Songs, Ballets, Etc. All Your Favourites. Jack Riley, Ophir Rees, Keith Raynes. Willa Katterns, Elsa Peterson, H. Yarwood, Joyce Trainer, Ilia Jones, Joyce Cam, Ruby Jones, Zelda Stevens, Debbie Kingston, June Breue, Lila Lee. Producer : Ophir Rees. Ballet Mistress: Willa Katterns. Musical Director: Percy Carter. Promoters : Auckland Provincial V\ orkers Association, to whom the proceeds will oe devoted. Admission : A SILVER COIN. DOORS OPEN 7 P.M. EXHIBITIONS. jg X H I 13 I I I O N OF rpRAVEL JpOSTERS. OPEN DAILY, 2-5, 7-9 P.M. IJIHE JNSTITUTE, ST. MARY'S ROAD. PONSONBY. ADMISSION FREE. S2O DIAMOND JUBILEE. TAURANGA DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL. DIAMOND • JUBILEE, AUGUST 19 TO 23, 1936. Will Old Pupils interested please communicate immediately with MISS A. L. GAVEY, Secretary of Jubilee Committee, 1 Tauranga? 271