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

AMUSEMENTS. ANOTHER WONDERFUL ENTERTAINMENT. Thrills and laughs aplenty in another of those up-to-the-minute, fastmoving entertainments Metro-Gold-wyn-Mayer does so well. TO-DAY AT 11—-.15 —S P.M. ... Of Course, at . . . ST. JAMES' THEATRE. Direction Sir Benjamin Fuller. The fast-moving story of a young English Prosecutor whose brilliance enabled him to send men to (he gallows by circumstantial evidence alone. In his most sensational case he finds his wife the witness whose testimony absolves the defendant . . . involves him ill a crime . . . trussed up in a skein of circumstantial evidence he cannot break! THE DASHING HERO OF "MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY" . . FRANCHOT TONE ' FRANCHOT TONE FRANCHOT TONE FRANCHOT TONE In Metro-Goldwyn-Maycr's Thrilling Mystery-Comedy . . . r — — — : 1 " rpHE "J-JNGUARDED JJOUR." " rpHE UNGUARDED JJOUR." " rpHE JJNGUARDED JJOUR." "rjVHE JJNGUARDED JJDUR." " rpHE IJNGUARDED JJOUR." With the Loveliest Girl on the Screen . . . "LORETTA YOUNG LORETTA YOUNG LORETTA YOUNG LORETTA YOUNG — And — T EWIS CJTONE —TJOLAND "VTOUNG, JL/ewis ©tone-Poland - 1 -oung, JESSIE RALPH — DUDLEY DIGGES. AND— TO ADD TO YOUR DELIGHT! LAUREL AND HARDY LAUREL AND HARDY In Their Newest Convulsion, THICKER-THAN WATER

— Anil — " POLO," Pete Smith Sports Thrill! St. James' News Service includes : "TROOPING OF THE COLOUR," In Honour of the First Birthday Of Kin),' Edward VIII. Since his Accession to the Throne. Plms are Now Open in the Main Foyer and Booking is Heavy for This Evening. Recommended by Censor for Adults. fPRINGE EDWAKIJ | Karnngaliupe Road Phone 4G-252. Direction : Sir Benjamin Fuller. Centrally Heated. Warm and Comfortable. BIG BROADCAST OF 1936," With KING CROSBY JACK OAKIE RICHARD TAUHBIt AMOS N' ANDY ETHEL MERMAN CHAS. RUGGLES MAIiY ROLAND GEORGE BURNS GRACIE ALLEN BILL ROBINSON. Approved for Universal Exhibition. " WHIPSAW," With MY UNA LOY, SPENCER TRACY, HARVEY STEVENS. Hccommcnded bll Censor for Adults. Al.St) SCREENING: Pop-Eye . .Laurel and Hardy . . Pete Smith, Etc. T3rv"v tdt a "NTO are now open and are .bUA 1 .bAiNt) tilling rii.pldl.v. THE ASTOR, THE ASTOR, DOMINION RD. Centrally Heated. | LAST li XICHTS. NKWS -SESSION'. 7.30. j MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY | Approved for Universal Exhibition. Lounge Circle. 1/6: Stalls. 1/. Bookings Arc Heavy. No Extra. Tel. 21-433. SOUTHERN CROSS— KLLEKSLIB - To-night anil Mon., at 8 p.m. (1) RICHARD TAUBER in " HEART'S DESIRE," A Romantic Story, told in Song. (2)DICK POWELL and ANN DVORAK in "THANKS A MILLION." Approved for Universal Exhibition. Phone 17-('»28 for Reserves. — PIANO RECITAL — Under tlie Auspices of the Auckland Society of Musicians. MR. MICHAEL HEAD, A.R.A.M. LEWIS EADY HALL, TUESDAY, AUG. 11, at 8 p.m. TICKETS, 1/0 EACH, at Lewis Eady, Ltd. No extra charge for booking. Students under 10 years of age, 1/ each. MAYE M. BOULT. Hon. Secretary.