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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 205, 29 August 1936, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. THE ,11.0 A.M. THE REGENT 8.o 5 P.M. REGENT A GREAT ARTIST WAS THE UNANIMOUS O pl ™Lxs THE HUGH * The .Premier Screening In Auckland. of the Picture that has caused a Wide Controversy. MAE WEST MAE WEST MAE WEST In "KLONDIKE ANNIE," "KLONDIKE ANNIE,' "KLONDIKE ANNIE," With Bustin', Beamin', Battlin', Bully Boy! I VICTOR McLAGLEN 1 The Bis, Bold Sea Captain who wants Annie for his Mate . . • SLL the love 'battle of the century . . ■ a conflict that makes "The Cock-eyed World" look like a 'Mother Goose Rhyme. It is Wise to Reserve. Box Plans at the Resent, Tel. 32-SSS. Recommended b]l Censor lor Adults. HEATED ST A R SELECT. Kavangahape Road. Pliohe 43-003. TO-DAY at 2.15. TO-NIGHT at S. mRANSFERRBD JfIROM QUEEN g T. AT THE TJEIGHT QF JTS gUCCESS, J B PRIESTLEY'S WORLD-FAMOUS COMEDY, COMEDY, ' " LABURNUM GROVE." "LABURNUM GROVE." This Comedy is so Rich that It's Recommended by Censor for Adults. EDMUND GWEXN (of "Good Companions" fame). SIR CEDRIC HARDWICKE, and VICTORIA HOPPER. A SUPERB CAST MAKE A SUPERB COMEDY SUPERBLY COMICAL. Also Colour Cartoon, News, Comedy, etc. PRICES: CIRCLE, 1/6; STALLS. 1/. Reservations free. Unpaid reservations held till 7.45. THE ASTOR, » DOMINION RD. Centrally Heated. To-night at S. Variety Session, 7.30. MYRNA LOY, SPENCER TRACY in " WHIPSAW." Rccommcndcd bu Censor for Adults. Associate Feature: ZANE (GREY'S "■yyANDERER OF THE yyASTELAND." Approved for Universal Exhibition. AIso—LAUREL AND HARDY, *n "THE FIXER UPPERS." Lounge Circle 1/6, Stalls 1/. Tel. 21-433. O) "GREY LYNN (7) VL/J CINEMA. vly To-night. 7.30. Phone 26-406. Permanent and Phone Reserves not paid for cannot be held after 7.30. CARL BRISSON — MARY ELLIS, in ' "ALL THE KING'S HORSES." WALLACE BEERY LIONEL BARRYMORE, " AH, WILDERNESS." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. nFT T A NEVf LYNN. uXJXJ ± rs. T o .night, 7.30, and Mon. Jane Withers in "THIS IS THE LIFE." Also Bing Crosby in "MISSISSIPPI." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. Usual Free Dance. SOUTHERN CROSS- ELLERSLIB - To-niglit and Mon., at S p.m. 1. LAUREL AND HARDY in " BONNIE SCOTLAND." 2. GEORGE FORMBY 111 "NO LIMIT." A Roaring Comedy of the Dirt Track. Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. WHO WAS LOUIS PASTEUR 1 £2 2/ CASH Will be paid to the most comprehensive essay not exceeding 130 words on the life and achievements of this great man, to whom -'5% of us owe our very existence. Entries must be posted to arrive not later than Monday, September 7, addressed :—■. MANAGER, PLAZA THEATRE. MARK ENVELOPE, ' LOUIS PASTEUR " COMP. AUCKLAND Crf CHORA L SOCIETY (Patron, His Worship the PRESENTATION OF " FAUST," THURSDAY NEXT, SEP. 3, AT S P.M. IN TOWN HALL. Conductor: COLIN MUSTON. FIRST-CLASS SOLOISTS, FULL CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA. BALLET DIRECTED BY MISS CECIL HALL. Box Plan opens MONDAY NEXT, August 31, at S a.m. Tickets : 3/, 2/, 1/. Reserves at Record Shop, Queen's Arcade. F. AUSTIN, Hon. Secretary. 29 ; THE GRAFTON SHAKESPEARE AND DRAMATIC CLUB (INCORPORATED), Extends to the Public the privilege of purchasing tickets for their performance of the entrancing comedy, "TAKE TWO FROM ONE," . By G. AND M. SIERRA, At the SCOTS HALL, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, : AND FRIDAY NEXT, SEPT. 2, 3, 'AND 4. Admission 2/. Reserves Lewis Eady, Ltd. Booking Fee, 2d. 29