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

AMUSEMENTS. THE EMBASSY —L.' J. C. Williamson's New Luxury Playhouse Sessions: 11 a.m. 2.15 p.m. 8 o'clock. Special Session Five o'Clock. YESTERDAY'S DELIGHTED AT; TIT EXC'ES WERE EX I{ A I'T L" It ED With THE GLORIOUS SINGING OP GIGLI— WITH THE CHARM op JOAN GARDENER—AND THE WORK MANSHIP OF THIS KORDA MASTERPIECE. London Films present i ALEXANDER KORDA'S ALEXANDER KORDA'S ALEXANDER KOIiDA'S Production with 1 BBNIAMINO GIG LI, i GIG LI, 1 GIG LI, j. GIG LI, , GIG LI, " GIGLI, G I G L I, GIGLI, I; GIGLI, (Pronounced* Jeel'-yee). THE WORLD'S GREATEST TENOR~ ~ In , " TpOßGET—jy£o— " J^OKGET— jy,£B— " .1 " "pORGET—jy£B— •• jpORGBT—jy|"B-— " JJIORGBT— jyjß—-^OT." A FRAGRANT AND MODERN ROMANCE ,OF GREAT CHARM AND ' BEAUTY SET TO GLORIOUS MELODY. Associated with JOAN GARDNER —HUGH WAKEFIELD IVAN BRANDT. : HEAR GIGLI SING "Say You Will Not Forget," "Lullaby," "Venetian Serenade," "0 Sole Mio," "Come Back To Me." And Grand Opera Arias. Excellent Supporting Programme, including Walt Disney's Latest and Most Whimsical Colour Symphony, "BLMKR ELEPHANT.' A United Artists Approved for Release. Universal Exhibition. TELEPHONE. FOR RESERVES, 32-660. W? | 7r THE LONDON."| / ENTIRE CHANGE TO-DAY. N 6d 2 EXCEPTIONAL FEATURES. 6d 3d COMEDY AND DRAMA. 3d .jFUANCIS ' LBDEKBR and DCI ELISSA LANDI in OU fSIM'AN OF TWO WORLDS| §j 6d — od q, A Powerful Characterisation! qj You'll be proud to say you saw it!"" 6d Recommended by Censor for Adults. 6d 3d A WONDERFUL COMEDY. 3d fir | STUART ERWIN in 3di"THE PARTY'S OVER."| 3d 6d A laugh riot of a worm who turned. 6d 3d Approved for Universal Exhibition. 3d 6dALD GOOD ENTERTAINMENT AT 6d 3d THE LONDON, OM> - g.p.o. 3d

I TTTnnP CINEMA I RBMUERA. I 1 ULMJn I Phone 24-749 ~ This Evening at 8. Centrally Heated! E CAROLE LOMBARD — and FRBD MacJIURRAY — In a Gay and Sparkling Comedy: = "HANDS ACROSS THE p TABLE." Approved for Universal Exhibition. — ALSO the British News—Coloured — Cartoon —Broadway Highlights—Aus- — tralian Cinesound and Pull Programme. = MATINEE TO-MORROW— E SPECIAL PROGRAMME. . GAIETY 1 To-night, 3?hone 23-460. ~E Cary Grant and Gertrude Michael in = "THE LAST OUTPOST." ~ Approved for Universal Exhibition. AMBASSADOR — Irene Dunne —Robert Taylor in = " M AGNIKICENT QBSESSION." ~ The most notable novel in years E becomes tlie most outstanding screen pla.v of the decade. = Chester Morris, Sally Eilers, In = "PURSUIT." z: Both Approved Universal Exhibition. ~ Two Cartoons in Colour: "Old Plantation" and "Fox and the Rabbit. j~KINGSLANDI To-night, 7.30. —- George Arliss in "Cardinal Richelieu." James Barton in "His Family Tree. Both Approved Universal Exhibition. AVIATION. jyjr A N G E R E AERODROME ***** gUNDAY. riNci gPECTACULAR pARACHUTE jQESCENTS By G. W. SBLLARS. Collection at Gate. Passenger Flights — CLOSED CABIN MONOPLANE, 2-passengers, 5/ Each. SPECIAL FLIGHTS IN OPEN D.H. MOTHS, 10/ Each. Passenger Transport Company's Bus leaves Poet Office 1.20 p.m. Sunday. Flights arranged to any part of New Zealand. F PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, ETC. _ YV' aiheke island. FRIDAY. S.S. HAUITI, 6.30 p.m. Surfdale, Ostend and Omilia. Returns Saturday mornin». SATURDAY. S.S. HAUITI, 1.45 p.m. Surfdale, Ostend and Omiha. Returns direct from Oniiua. S.S. OMANA, 1.45 p.m. Omiha (direct). SUNDAY TRIPS. S.S. HAUITI, 9.50 a.m. Surfdale, Ostend and Omiha. Fares: Surfdale 2/8, Ostenu .and Omiha 2/9. Omana leaves Omiha 5 p.m. Hauiti leaves Ostend 4.20 p.m. Surfdale 5 p.m. NORTHERN STEAMSHIP CO.. LTD. *7 Jb T H. BRADNEY AND SONS, /TrJCT** J. LTD. 41-473. OSTEND. DIRECT. The S.S. ONBWA leaves Prince's Wharf Sundays 9.30 a.m.. and Wednesdays U.o« a.m.: Thursdays and Fridays. 6.00 P.m.. Saturday. 1.45 p.m. Leaving Ostend. Fridays and Saturdays. 7 a.m. Queen P 'street.°'for WATERFRONT DRIVE AND BEACHES. Every 20 minutes. Return Fares troin City: To St. Helier's Bay, 1/2; KnMmarama. 1/: Mission Bay. 10d. AUo a service from NEWMARKET t0 • Return Fa re f rom New m arket. 1/- : ? C1 "" era P. 0.. 1/: Upland Road. lOd (Children under 15. half-fare). Ask a Driver tor Time-table, etc. Phone 24-7S-S for inquiries. L. J. KIOVS. LTD. " Printed and Published for the Proprietors. New Zealand Newspapers. Limited, by Ambrose Charles Pawson, of 33. Hamilton Road. Ponsonby. Publisher, at the Office of the Company, Shortland Street. Auckland. FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1936.