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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 167, 16 July 1936, Page 28

AMUSEMENTS. Majestic Final Day —- MaJegH^^i Continuous from 11 a.m. c T "LOVE BEFORE BREAKFAST" "h Carole Lombard—-Preston Foster Recoinmended by Censor for Adults. "SWEET SURRENDER." Song, Dance and Radio Romance A jiprrired for Universal Exhibition. | HOLD EVERYTHING! = HOPALONG CASSIDY'S " RIDING BACK TO TOWN! Ii!ll>!!l!!ll!!!!l!!!!!ll! I II | MAJESTIC lIIIIIIHI ' s '111 [TO-MORROW lIIIIIIHI I i Like those that have preceded I it, "Bar 20 Rides Again" is based directly on CLARENCE MULFORD'S Stories ol' t-lie open Plains and the Gallant Men who ride them. If you've never WILLIAM BOYD 1 efore seen ® j WILLIAM BOYD WILLIAM BOYD lhis s^ r adTen - WILLIAM BOYD __ j WILLIAM BOYD BAR ! WILLIAM BOYD | WILLIAM BOYD BA g "N. - 20 f A as lX 20; I CASSIDY /=- RIDES \ / RIDES — RIDES WILLIAM BOYD AGAIN ' WILLIAM BOYD . AGAIN WILLIAM BOYD AGAIN WILLIAM BOYD WILLIAM BOYD WILLIAM BOYD don't have to tell WILLIAM BOYD & '? D J O y 20 Rides Again." YIPPEE! SADDLE UP! IT'S THE OLD WEST! PACK YOUR GUN! — RIDE! RUSTLERS ARE RAIDING! The old Bar 20 Ranch once again sheltering llopalong Cassidv. Johnny Nelson, Rod Connors and Buck Peterß. Hear the Bar 20 Boys sing that New Song Hit, D "When the Moon Ilangs High." Also Screening: WITH A SONG IN THEIR HEARTS : "and a gong on their minds ... 3 A bunch of youngsters seeking success in r the land of mike-believe . . . all the laughs, the romance, the heart breaks of 1 America's amateur hours in a big-time 1 musical comedy starring those new finds, WENDY BARRIE, of " The Bi »* Broadcast of 103G," and JOHN HOWARD sensation of "Gentlemen of the Navy." "MILLIONS IN THE AIR." E " MILLIONS IN THE AIR." And in the enst Eleanore Whitney, the little lady wh«( is the fastest tap dancer in the world. And these are only the bo-inning of the all-star cast in Paramount's Big Musical Comedy of the Amateur Hours. MAJESTIC — TO-MORROW. Plans at Majestic — Phone 43-210. Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. I Fuller Hay ward' s~ - Phone 26-041. j | BRITANNIA—PONSONBY, | Thregj Lamps Terminus. 1 Centrally Heated. Newsreels 7.30-8 p.m. Everybody's Favourite. WILL ROGERS in "IN OLD KENTUCKY." Carole Lombard and Fred. Mac Murray in "HANDS ACROSS THE TABLE." Tioth Approved for Universal Exhibition. | Fuller-Hay ward's — Phone 22-968. I I VICTORIA—DEVONPORT. | I (Centrally Heated.) Newsreel. 7.30-8 p.m. I GUEST NIGHT! ADULTS, 6d. CHILD. 3d. Jack Oakie, Roscoe Karns, Ben Bernie, Alison Skipworth (in) "THANK YOUR STARS." Dorothea Wieck, Alice Brady, Baby Le Roy, George Barbier (in) "MISS FANE'S BABY IS p 'h Approved for Universal Exhibition. "It's so Warm and Cosy." | THE CAPITOL | lt ££$%$& FRED ASTAIRD — GINGER ROGERS and Edward Everett Horton in "TOP HAT." Also James Dunn and Patricia Ellis in "THE PAY-OFF." An Exciting Comedy Drama. Both Recommended by Censor lor Adults. (SOUTHERN CROSS ELLBRSLIB. IO To-night at S p.m. Admission, Gd and 3d. Jack Holt in " I'LL FIX IT." Approved for Universal Exhibition. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. SAT. NEXT, 2.45 P.M. BLANDFORD PARK. AUSTRALIA V. NEW ZEALAND. ADMISSION CHARGES : — St. Paul's Gate Terraces. 1/6Seated Terraces, 2/. Ladies Half-price. Box Plan for Reserved Stand Accommodation now open at Pollard's. H.M. Arcane. Gents 3/, Ladies and Children 2/ (including all ground admission charges). 10 N.Z.F.A. BOXING. TOWN HALL, MONDAY NEXT, 8 P.M. DOUBLE PROGRAMME. PROFESSIONAL HEAVY-WEIGHT CONTEST. — S Rounds — L. PAINTER v. S. WELLS (Auckland). (Whakatane). PRO FE S SIO NA L WELTER-W HI GIIX CONTEST — 15 Rounds — YOUNG DELANEY YOUNG DELANEY (Australia^ NEVILLE' MUDGWAY NEVILLE MUDGWAY (Auckland). No Increase in Prices Box Plan at Watts Sports Depot, Ltd.. Exchange Lane. ___