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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 181, 1 August 1936, Page 24

A MUSE ME NTS. 111111 T1 1"[Ttttti rf| | J i I I I I 1111 1 STRAND. 1111111111111... 111 f 1111111111 Continuous from 11 a.m. Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. A Warner Bros. Special. Bitelialiting Musical Show, Willi U Big 'Song Hits. IRENE DUNNE IRENE DUNNE in | "SWEET j j "SWEET ADELINE," 1 With NED SPARKS—HUGH HERBERT. Gaiety . . . Romance and Song. In Addition : JOE E. BROWN, in | 1 "SON OF A SAILOR." ! I With THELMA TODD —JEAN 'MUIR. Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. Reservations 4"s-114. HH NATIONAL, 18l NATIONAL, l=ii — Quppm St. I'lioiii* 4--l(*>0 ~ Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Sessions : 11 a.m. —12.MO —1!.30 —5 S p.m. TO-NIGHT. A Whirlwind of Song—Music— Dancing—and Dazzling Girls. 12 — BIG STARS — 12 RUBY KEELER || ||i Singing and Dancing. ,||j| ||||||, DICK POWELL "'TrZc I !**' Koniancin# in Son?:. ~~ ~~ V-'OLLEIONV JACK OAKIE -poLi.EBNV Hilariously Funny. SOI I EION ' JOAN BLONDELL the Comedy Chorine. '^OLLEIOX.' PAUL DRAPER ''111 l||l r the "Wonder" Dancer. I ) 500 GIRLS 500 Approved 'or Universal Exhibition. SPECIA L FEAT L'RETTES.

| STATE | To-night at 7.-15 | IJEVOXPOKT. | Phone 22-101. I Centrally Healed. | I j DEFINITELY FIX A L SCREENING. I I Rafael Sabatini's Epic. ! | "CAPTAIN BLOOD." j! ! "CAPTAIN BLOOD." ! j I With EI?ROI. FLYXX. I Recommended by Censor for Adults. | I Special Featnrettes. | AT, I Screening. | | T o- n ight llt 7 .45. I PONSONBY HP. | I'hone 20-940. KAY FRANCIS at her best In I FOUND STELLA PARISH CHAIiI.ES BICKFOKD ill an Amazing Jungle Thriller, " EAST OF JAVA." Until Recommended Censor Jor Adults. j ADELPHI | I RICHMOND AV. | Phone 27-235. 3 — Attractions — 3 JACK lIULI'JOKT'S Funniest Comedy, " JACK OF ALL TRADES." RICHARD DIX in a Gold Rush Story, "YELLOW DUST." Harry Langdon in a Comedy, "A KNIGHT'S DUTY." -1" Approved Universal Exhibition. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! "Proven by Test to lie the Best." —!Meet tJio People you like the Best— AT N.Z.'s PREMIER CABARET. <C^peter^NT> AND SOCIAL RENDEZVOUS. PRESENTS THE DANCE BAND SUPREME. L.VURI PADDI AND HI'S FAMOUS PETER PAN BAND. J Special Quotes for Birthday, Wedding Parties. Etc. RING EARLY FOR RESERVATIONS, ■10-777. Double 10/. Evening Dress Essential. Tasty Suppers Available. INTERNATIONAL ANTI-WAR DAY, TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), AUGUST 2. In Association with the WORLD COMMITTEE AGAINST WAR AND FASCISM. SIMULTANEOUS MEETINGS ARE BEING HELD IN 37 DIFFERENT COUNTRIES. THREE SPECIAL GATHERINGS IN AUCKLAND. I—STRAND THEATRE—Under the Auspices of the Rationalist Association and the Auckland Affiliated Societies against War and Fascism. Address at 7.30 by MR. JIM EDWARDS, "WAR, THE ENEMY OF CIVILISATION," Preceded at 7.15 by " gCREEN r^ALKS," The Wisdom of the Ages, And followed at 5.15 by a Full rrogramme of Pictures, including the Exciting Talkie Feature, "THE MAN FROM NEW YORK." Doors Open at 7. Silver Collection at Doors, o—TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER— Official Meeting at 8 p.m. Speakers : MR. J. ELLIOTT, MR. R. TALBOT. MR. N. M RICHMOND, MR. J. EDWARDS. Under the auspices of the Afliliated Auckland Nineteen Societies Against War and Fascism. Doors Open at 7.30. j 3 —LONDON THEATRE AT 7.30— Speaker: MR. H. BROWN. After the Address a •COMMUNITY SING Will be held. Leader, Mr. Frank Broad. Pianist, Mrs. Snow. Also Appropriate Music during the evening. We call upon all sections of the community who are against War to support these meetings and thus take part in this Wide World International Drive. JAS. M. MANN, Hon. Organising Sec., Movement Against War and Fascism. "rpoo FAT AND FLABBY'!" 1 EXERCISE WITHOUT EFFORT! W. NORMAN KERR, Reg. Masseur and Physical Trainer, A.M.P. Buildings, Queen Street. Telephone 43-119. Estb. 1910. 1 ART UNIONS. MR F. STEWART'S Picture, Golden Sea Lanes.—First Prize, 441, A. Tubble; second prize, 142, Miss Whybrow. 1