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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 194, 17 August 1936, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. THE EMBASSY J. C. Williamson's New Luxury Playhouse Sessions: 11 a.m. 2.15 p.m. 8 o'clock. LAST THREE DATS! The Incomparable G I G L I, G I G L I, THE WORLD'S GREATEST TENOR. " JpORGDT—AX E__ " JpORGET— ]y£ B " JpORGBT ——"^"OT." AND NOW COMES COMEDY! THURSDAY NEXT. FOR THE LOVE OF LAUGHTER DON'T MISS LABURNUM GROVE. LABURNUM GROVE. LABURNUM GROVE. LABURNUM GROVE. LABURNUM GROVE. ,T. B. PRIESTLEY. J. B. PRIESTLEY. J. B. PRIESTLEY. YVI ipse "Good Companions" sypt the world, lias written this delicious comedy success that convulsed Lon : don and New York with laughter. The Press and public opinion have elevated the screen version of J. B. Priestley's "Laburnum Grove" to the highest pinnacle of are. Here is a picture that combines splendid entertainment with character-acting , that in a sheer joy to watch. There are no reservations in our recommendation to you to see LABURNUM GROVE. LABURNUM GROVE. LABURNUM GROVE. LABURNUM GROVE. . LABURNUM GROVE. Specially written for and played by EDMUND GWENN and EDMUND GWENN and SIR CEDRIC lIARDWICKE, SIR CEDRIC HARDWICKE. With a Magnificent Supporting Cast. A RAGE ON THE STAGE— A SCREAM ON THE SCREEN. Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. TELEPHONE FOR RESERVES, 32-660. | Fuller-Hayward's Phone 26-041. j BRITANNIA—PONSONBY. J Three Lamps Terminus. Centrally Heated. Newsreel. 7.30 - 8 p.m. Wallace Beerv and Lionel Barrymore in - " AH. WILDERNESS." Rccommcndcd bu Censor for Adults. Victor McLaglen and Edmund Lowe in " UNDER PRESSURE." Approved for Universal Exhibition. | Fuller-Hayward's — Phone 22-965. I | VICTORIA—DEVONPORT. | I (Centrally Heated. 1 Newsreel. 7.30-S p.m. I Freddie Bartholomew LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY 2nd Feature— "MILLIONS IN THE AIR." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. TEACHERS OF DANCING. SY M O N D S V I L L E STUDIO, 30, Symonds Street. Strictly Private Lessons by arrangement. Advanced Classes Thursdays. J Tuition Classes Mondays and Thursdays, 8 p.m. Weekly Dances Saturdays, 8 p.m. Call or phone for particulars.—Miss Spencer. Phone 42-237. N GEO. C. COX, New Zealand's foremost i Teacher, Tap. Stage. Ballroom Dancing.—Studio. Durham St. East. C PATRICIA School of Dancing, 203, Symonds St.. Lessons and Classes as usual; Special Old-time Course, £1 1/ any two pupils. C PRIVATE Course, 10/ ; Single, 2/6.— •' Paulma," 30, Shortland St., just above St Ait. IS RUBY SHERRIFF. H.B. Bldgs.. Newton. Private Lessons. 2/6; Tap. Ballroom: , three dances by post. 5/. C VIOLET ROBERTSON Studio for Modern , Ballroom Dancing and Tap Dancing. Classes, 1/6 Lesson, privately 5/. —2nd Floor. Queen's Arcade: 30-SC3. MWH WEST ENtl School, Physical Culture and Dancing Classes, Jervois Hall.—Particulars 87. Jervois Rd.. Heme Bay. C PUBLIC NOTICES. We sincerely apologise to Customers not served over the week-end. Same prices - this week. 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