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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 184, 5 August 1936, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. =" THE EMBASSY J. C. Williamson's New Luxury Playhouse. Sessions: ' 11 a.m. 2.15 p.m. S o'clock. LAST DAY. "WHOM THE GODS LOVE." The Life and Love Story of MOZART, Musically Interpreted by SIR THOMAS BE EC II AM AND THE LONDON PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA. Approved for Universal Exhibition. TO-MORROW! i THE GREATEST MUSICAL EVENT IN THE HISTORY OF THE CINEMA! London Films present ALEXANDER KOREA'S A LEX A NDIOR IvO R1 >A'S ALEXANDER KORDA'S Productiun with BENIAMINO G I G L I, G I G L I, ! G I G L I, G I G L I, I G I G L I, G J G L I, G I G L I, G I G L I, G I G L I, G I G L I. GIGL L G I G L I. G I G L I. G I G L I. G I G L I. G I G L I. G I G L I. G I G L I. (Pronounced Jcel'-yee). . THE WORLD'S GREATEST

TENOR, In " T^ORGET—j^£E— " JpOKGßT—jyj[E) —JTOT." " TflOßGDT—]\j[ a " —]\£ H — " JjIORGET —]\J[ n— "\" OT -" *' TpOßGET—jyj[X0 — " TJIORGET—^£E>—7^"OT." A FRAGRANT AND MODERN ROMANCE OF GREAT CHARM AND BE AFT V SET TO GLORIOUS MELODY. Associated with JOAN GARDNER — HUGH WAKEFIELD, IVAN BRANDT. HEAR GIG LI SING ' "Say Von Will Not Forget." "Lullaby," "Venetian Serenade." 'O Sole Mio," 'Come Back To Me." And Grand Opera Arias. A United Artists Approved for Release. Universal Exhibition. TELEPHONE FOR RESERVES, ;i2-GOO. lii | |iTHE ASTOR,ji|j!||j j | | DOMINION RD. Ml! '|- l| Centrally Heated, |;|i|||!. To-night at 8. News' Session, 7.30. GUEST NIGHT. Geo. Raft, Carole Lombard, Sally Rand in "BOLERO." Robert Armstrong, Dorothy Wilson in "ABOVE THE CLOUDS." Iloth Approved for Universal Exhibition. | ADULTS, 6D. CHILDREN, 3D. I (O ~ GREY LYNN~| V_y CINIOMA. | vly Last Night at 7.-15. ,Plione -0-4U6. George-Raft and Joan Bennett in "SHE COULDN'T TAKE IT." Recommended bp Censor for Adults. Also Musical Cartoon in Colour, "Neighbours." PICTUREDROME milford. TO-NIGHT AT S. Helen Twolvetrees and Spencer Tracy in "WHEN NEW YORK SLEEPS." h'ccoiiunemlcil bg Censor for Adults. tmm TO-NIGHT gfg|S#g3 AND TO-MORROW XI GMT, imp "MACBETH," "MACBETH," At AUCKLAND UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. Reserves, 2, , at Lewis Eady, Ltd. NOTE.—After ,"i o'clock l'lan at 'Varsity. Ring 47-<Mt). so

DANCING. OTAHUHU PUBLIC HALL. RITZ DANCE CLUB, With REG. OLIVER'S FAMOUS NEW SAVOY DANCE BAND. SATURDAY NIGHT, 8 P.M., GRAND OPENING CARNIVAL. , £'s Worth of Prizes Given Away, together with Balloons, Streamers, Novelties, And the Best Selection of Old-time and Modern Dances. A Real Good Time Assured to All. 5 1/ - MUNICIPAL pjALL. _ -jy TO-NIGHT — Newmarket —- TO-NIGHT OLD-TIME DANCING DE LUXE. -MONTE CARLO CONTEST. Ist. 2nd and 3rd Prizes SPOT WALTZ CONTEST. ALL THE POPULAR DANCES. A ariety is the Keynote. Supper Provided 808 ADAMS and his ORCHESTRA. Admission, 1/. Eric Cleaver. M.C. 5 O A R L T ON CAB A R B T. TO-NIGHT Is the Night! Our First Wednesday Carnival Night, and our usual GRAND SUPPER. Everybody 1/, 1/, 1/, 1/, l/, l/, i/. DON'T MISS TO-NIGHT—It Will he Grand. Neville Carlson's "Palace of Varieties," FRIDAY NEXT. 5 rpO-NIt;HT—GAI ESTY HALL, Surrev Cres. -L Tl'l OI.D-TI.ME DANCE. Sax Walters and his Revellers, noted for perfect time. Good Supper. Monte Carlo and Spot Prizes. Efficient Management. Admission 3/. 5 Dircetion : E. McLBAN. AN TOY STUDIO DANCES EVERY to WEDNESDAY, S.O P.M., ROYAL OAK lIALL. Symonds Street, Royal Oak. Monte Carlo Streamers, Supper. Subs. 1/. Modern and Old-time'. 5 BURNNAND'S Dance Band, available for Engagements.—Office, 230, Queen St. (Princess Bldges). Phone 42-430, 25-S!)'j. C EPI SHALFOON'S Band, Auckland's Ace Combination.—Headquarters At waters Piano Co. Weddings, etc. xo LECTURES. "ATR. J- ISHERWOOD Lectures on Silent Tower TO-NIGHT (Wed.), 8 p.m.; Gd and 1/. Also Thursday, 3 p.m. (Special). Reserves 44-306. At Pacilic Blilgs., Wellesley St. 5 ""ORAYING for the Departed." Is it Scriptural? Civic Square, Sunday next, 3 p.m. Come. Questions answered. 5 BOOKS AND PUBLICATIONS. \ M ICR I CAN Back-date Magazines, large variety available.—O.K. Boob Exchange, 2'JO, Ponsonby Rd., Wholesale Suppliers. C