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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 235, 3 October 1936, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. 11 A.M. — 2.15 — 8 P.M. "SHOw' BOA T." "SHOW BOAT." "SHOW BOA T." "SHOW BOAT." "SHOW BOA T." "SHOW BOA T." "SHOW BOA T." "SHOW BOA T." "SHOW BOAT." "SHOW BOA T." Approved for UnivciSal Exhibition. I PHOXE RESERVATIONS FOR TO-XIGHT MUST BE CLAIMED BY 7.30.

I THE STATE!' Iliiisiin= I =i[ii=ii[i Symonds Street. Direction : It. J'. Kerridge. Sessions : MATIXIOE, 2 p.m.. and S p.m. . News Session, 7.30 p.m. UNPAID RESERVES HELD TILL 7.30 P.M. ONLY. A RECORD HOUSE LAST NIGHT PROVED OUR PREDICTION OF YESTERDAY. DON'T DELAY. RESERVE NOW AT STATE) SffßK'l'S STALL. I'HONIO 43-64.~>. For LORETTA YOUNG, LORETTA YOUNG, FRANCHOT TONE, FRANCHOT TONE, ■ROLAND YOUNG, LEWIS STONE, IN "THE " THE UNGUARDED UNGUARDED HOUR." HOUR." An entertainment as near to perfection as anyone is entitled to expect—the Clneqia has Riven nothing to equal it. Recommended by Censor Jur Adults. I ALSO j

I LAUREL & HARDY IN "THICKER THAN WATER." This feature received a wonderful reception last evening. Polo (Pete Smith), Revolver Incident, Springtime in Holland (all lu colour), ctc., etc. DON'T}, MISS THE GREATEST ENTERTAINMENT IN AUCKLAND TO-DAY. # GRAND FAREWELL PRESENTATION OF THIS BEAUTIFUL AND REMARKABLE PRODUCTION, TO-NIGHT, 8 P.M. SHARP. HIS MAJESTY'S

" NEW MOON." "NEW MOON." " NEW MOON." "NEW MOON." " NEW MOON." EVERY SEAT RESERVABLE (Except in Gallery). RESERVES at 3/G, 4/6, 6/. Gallery—Evening, 1/0 and 2/3 (Early Doors). Telephone Theatre (45-100) for Reserves. Telephone Reserves kept till 7.45 p.m. W. Laird Thomson, Secretary. £10 MUST BE WON! 24 CONSOLATION PRIZES. I ENTER FOR THE SCREEN, SLIDE COMPETITION At The EMBASSY THEATRE, THIS WEEK. No Entrance Fee. Full Details at Theatre. 3

A%. ANOTHER . ffibpjy- LABOUR RALLY I At the I NATIONAL THEATRE, QUEEN STREET, TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), ' AT 7.30 P.M. r Doors Open at 7 p.m. TWO HOURS' CONTINUOUS < PICTURE PROGRAMME, 1 Featuring the Comedy-Drama, "THE ELUSIVE BLONDE." Approved for Universal Exhibition. u WELCOME TO THE MEMBER FOR MANUKAU, MR. A. G. OSBORNE, M.^. Admission by Silver Coin. 3

I LECTURES. THE AUCKLAND WORKINGMEN'C CLUB AND MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. Members please take note that a LECTURE on " STIRRING INCIDENTS IN EARLY AUSTRALIAN AND NEW ZEALAND HISTORY," By J. J. SULLIVAN, ESQ., Will be delivered at the Club on TUESDAY, OCTOBER G, 1030, AT 8 P.M. Chairman : The President. Each Member may bring a Gentleman Friend. 3 gUNDAY'S Q.REAT J^ECTURE. QLSEN, LEWIS EADY HALL, 7. " LIFE AND YOU, YOUR GREATEST NEED." " HEAR RONA OLSEN. 3