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

AMUSEMENTS. THE EMBASSY J. C. Williamson's New Luxury Playhouse. Sessions: 11 a.m. 2.15 p.m. 8 o'clock. A REVELATION OF ARTISTIC DELIGHT. All the haunting melodies from his operas, "The Marriajre of 'Figaro" and "The Magic Flute" interpreted by SIR THOMAS BEECHAM AND THE LONDON PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA, Whose masterly handling _o£ tlie choral serjuences and the inspired music of the genius MOZART is a musical pleasure you will ever remember. "WHOM THE GODS LOVE " From the famous pen of MARGARET KENNEDY, Author of "The Constant Nymph" and '■"•Escape Me Never." This life and love story of MOZART is unfolded ■with authentic detail and win ferity. Approved for Universal Exhibition. excellent supporting programme OF TOPICAL NIOWS ITEMS. TELEPHONE FOIt RESERVES— . EMBASSY : 32-GGO. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT! THURSDAY NEXT, AUG. 6. THE EMBASSY HAS PRIDE AND PLEASURE IX ANNOUNCING ITS MOST IMPORTANT ATTRACTION TO DA'l'ioT " London Films present ALEXANDER KORDA'S ALEXANDER KORDA'S A LEX ANI >ER KORDA'S ALEXANDER KORDA'S A LENA N DIOR KQRDA'S ALEXANDER KORDA'S Production with BENIAMINO

G I G L I, G I G L I, GIGLI, GIGLI, GIGLI, GIGLI, GIGLI, GIGLI, GIGLI, THE WORLD'S GREATEST TENOK, In " pORGBT—]\/p—J^OT." " j^okge)t—jy/£B—j^OT." " JJIORGET—]\£ 10 —jS^TOT." " Jj-lORGET — M B —N OT -" " jpORGBT — M ra -N OT -" " XfIORGET—^"OT." " pORGET-^IV-^TOT.- - j^orgbt—J^B-^ot." Approved for Universal Exhibition A United Artists The Famous InterRelease. national Opera Star. IN THE MOST IMPORTANT AT'TR VCTION CTF THE YEAR. BOX "PLANS FOR THIS PRODUCTION OPEN 'MONDAY —10.30. PHONE 31M3G0.

r\ GREY LYNN (T) V_y CINEMA. To-night. 7.H0. Phone 26-406. Permanent and rhone Reserves not paid for cannot be held after 7.30. JOAN CRAWFORD, in " I LIVE MY LIFE." Rccommcnded bn Censor for Adults. With BRIAN A Hi: UN 10. FRANK MORGAN. REAR ADMIRAL BYRDS (1 RID AT ANTARCTIC EX I'EDITH IN, "AT THE BOTTOM OF THE WORLD." Approved tor Universal Exhibition. Also a Pete Smith Oddity and a Traveltnlk in colour. "Honolulu, Pacific Paradise." I Fuller-Hay ward's Phone 26-041. I | BRITANNIA—PONSONBY. I | Three Lamps Terminus. 1 Centrally Heated. Newsreel, 7.:!0 - S p.m. The Marx Bros., with Kitty Carlisle in •A NIGHT AT THE OPERA." Approved for Universal Exhibition. ■ And "MOSCOW NIGHTS." A Flaming Drama of Russia. Rccommeiuled by Censor for Adults. Fuller-Hay ward's — Phone 22-965. I VICTORIA—DEVONPORT. | (Centrally Heated.) Newsreel. 7.30-8 p.m. I Wallace Beery, Jackie Cooper (in) "O'SHAUGIINESSY'S BOY." Sir Guy Standing, Richard Cromwell (in) "GENTLEMEN OF THE NAVY." Both Approved lor Universal Exhibition. PICTUREDROME milford. To-night at S. —McLaurel and Mellardy in "BONNIE SCOTLAND." Approved for Universal Exhibition. Also Musical Cartoon in Colour, and "Our Gang Comedy."

MONSTER TORCHLIGHT DEMONSTRATION AGAINST WAR. 350 TORCHES. MONDAY, AUGUST 3. THE DEMONSTRATION ASSEMBLES AT QUAY STREET WEST AT 7.15 P.M., And proceeds to the AUCKLAND DOMAIN, where a Pijlilic Meeting will be held (loudspeaker installation). Organisations will march in the following order :— Takapuna Band. Auckland Provincial Council. Tramways Union. Carpenters' Union. General Labourers' Union. Local Bodies' Labourers' Union. Young Pioneers' League. Young Communists' League. Shipwrights' Union. Takapuna Council. Amalgamated Society Railway Servants. Women's International League for Peace and Freedom. National Unemployed Workers' Movement. Working Women Movement. Drivers' Union. Boilermakers' Union. Otaliuhu Railway Council. Friends Soviet Union. Esperanto Society. Onehunga Council. Communist Party. If you are against War, then march in this demonstration and thus assist to preserve "World Peace." (Organised by the Movement Against War and Fascism.) .TAS. M. MANN, Su iofc-i. Hon. Organising Sec. | xl l;