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AMUSEMENTS. MAJESTIC lilllllll "Kelly," 10.45, I.S, 3.30, 5.45, 9.30. "Sky Parade," 11.55, 2.20, 4.40, 8.10. Molly Kelly Patsy Kelly Cecil Callahan ' Guinn Williams Gloria rn, Dr ,T. "VVillougliby Klum Cliarlie Chase Ike Arnold Edward Brophy "Spike" Harold Huber "Butch" Flynn .... Maxie Rosenblooin PATSY CHARLIE) KELLY CHASE [ " KELLY THE SECOND." [ "There is only one description which will lit llie picture which opened its season at .(he Majestic Theatre last night, Kelly the Second' —pure humour. ilt is a Picture which everyone should" see, because it has that effervescent quality of laughter ana high spirits which carries the audience from the end of one laugh to the beginning of another. The picture, too, is wholesome, and is one to which the whole family might be taken." —"Auckland .Star, 3/10/30. " 'Kellv the Second,' which was screened for the lii'st time in Auckland at tie Majesfin Tiion tr«» yesterday, is one of the most entertaining 'filflis to be sh°wii iii Auckland for some time.i-7 Herald, 3/10/30. " Three Musketeers of the Air! Laughing at Death. Jesting with Fate. PARADE." 1 Blazing Paths of. Glory above the Clouds. Introducing America s 1 °, s Jimmie Allen—and all nib pais. Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. Plans at Majestic—Phone 43-210. HEATED STAR SELECT. Karangahape Kd. Phone 43-003. TO-DAY, 2.15. TO-NIGHT. AT 8. "SHIPMATES FOR EVER." Approved for Universal Exhibition. Also : " SPECIAL AGENT." Recommended by Censor for Adults. | ONEHUNGA | I STRAND. To-night. STRAND. | Double-Star Attraction. Ist Feature: Jack Oakie, Ned Sparkes, Frances Langford in THE CHARM 'SCHOOL" 2nd Feature: A Universal Musical Treat, "SWEET SURRENDER," with Frank Parker, Jack Dempsey and Alice Damara. Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. DANCING. JJALL, KITCHENER STREET. TO-NIGHT — OLD-TIME. TED CROAD'S CHEVALIER BAND. Last Heat of MONSTER MONTE CARLO. Prizes —Gents: Tailored Suit by R. JAFFE, valued at £6 6/. Ladies: Evening Gown, by MISS PELARL I WILSON, valued £4 4/. FINAL — NEXT MONDAY. MONSTER CARNIVAL NIGHT. Admission. 1/6. ■ Supper. 5 ARCHIE McKENZIE, M.C. LABOUR HALL, Newton — TO-NIGHT. YOUNG WORKER'S'- SOCIAL CLUB OLD-TIME DANCE, 8-11.30 p.m. Snappy Trio Dance Band. 5 Spot Prizes. Monte Carlo. Supper. Admission, 1/ Each. __5 mO-NIGHT — EDEX-ROSKILL CLUB -L HALL, next Dominion Rd. P.O. OLD-TIME DANCE. Trevor Reeves' Orchestra. Splendid Supper. Good Prizes. Ladies. 1/ : Gents. 1/6. xo BURNNAND'S Dance Band—Office 230, Queen St Phones 42-430, 25-599- C AKE'S Melody Boys; 3 "Bands available all occasions.—l 29. Newton Rd. x 5 AIiKEU'S Band, Time Rhythm, Favourite Melodies. —Phones 13-346, 21-405. xl 2

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