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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 186, 7 August 1936, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. STILL THE BEST SHOW IN TOWN! i L __ _L==r 1936'5. BRIGHTEST . . Mystery Comedy ... a laugh and a thrill for every tick of the Clock . . . FRANC HOT riIONE RANCIIOT X ONE FRANCHOT rpONE HANCIIOT - 1 -ONE FRANCHOT mONE RANCIIOT -L ONE In Metro-Goldwyn-Ma.ver's Sparkling Entertainment . . THE UNGUARDED HOUR THE UNGUARDED HOUR THE UNGUARDED HOUR THE UNGUARDED HOUR THE UNGUARDED HOUR With the Loveliest Girl on the Screen . . . X Oil ETTA ~V~OUNG -L'ORETTA - 1 - OUNG T ORETTA Y°UNG Olt ETTA 1 OUNG L ORETTA -yOUNG ORETTA 1 OUNG — And — LEWIS STONE, ROLAND YOUNp. A Brilliant Associate Programme includes . . . LAUREL-AND-HARDY In their Newest Convulsion . . . THICKER THAN WATER. — And — "POL O," Pete Smith Sports Thrill. '_ I " IF IT HURTS YOU TO LAUGH . . . KEEP AWAY FROM . . . ST. JAMES' THEATRE TO-DAY! At 11—2.10—0 p.m.—B p.m. Plans Open In the Main Foyer from 9.30 a.m. Phone 32-020. . . Hooking is Still Heavy. Recommended by Censor for Adults. Commencing To-night at T.O. "The tiuv'nor," Screening at 7.30. |THE CAPITOL | GEORGE ARLISS in "THE GUV'NOR." Also Warner Baxter and Alice Faye, in "KING OF BURLESQUE," Both Approved lor Universal Exhibition. Matinee To-morrow— BUCK JONES in "BORDER .LAW." Approved for Universal Exhibition. Laurel and Hardy Comedy, Serial, Lucky Seats, etc.

| ONEHUNGA | I STRAND. TO-NIGHT. STRAND. | The World-famed Singer, GITTA ALPAR, nnd OWEN NARES, in "I GIVE MY HEART." Recommended bu' Censor for Adults. A Musical Comedy, featuring Songs you will never forget. EXCELLENT SUPPOI!TING PROGRAMME. WRESTLING. TOWN HALL. TO-MORROW NIGHT. TO-MORROW NIGHT. DON'T MISS THIS MATCH! DON'T MISS THIS MATCH! LOFTY BLOMFIELD LOFTY BLOMFIELD LOFTY BLOMFIELD v. JOE (KOPACH) WOODS. JOE (KOPACH) WOODS. JOE (KOPACH) WOODS. ' IT WILL BE HECTIC FROM GONG TO GONG. SPECIAL AMATEUR BOUT, j N. SAKEY v. C. ANDERSON Box Plan Now Open at Reg. Lewis, Corner of Queen and Fort Streets. FUNERAL NOTICES. Q T ODGE PENINSULA KILLi WINNING 696 S.C. The Brethren of Scottish /\/\ Lodges are requested to attend the Funeral of the late Brother James Adolphus Redman, which will leave W. Morrison's Chapel, 167. Parnell Road, at 2.30 p.m. TO-MORROW (Saturday), for Ilillsboro' Cemetery. By order of District Grand Master. 7 NURSING HOMES. " MOANA" Rest Home, 107, Campbell •"J- Rd., Royal Oak.—Trained Nursing attention, elderly folk; fees moderate. — 12-854. WFS