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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 238, 7 October 1936, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. —I PLAZA — Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. 11 A.M.—12.30—2.30—5 AND S P.M. NOW SHOWING Tlie Happy Musical Romance! — "HEARTS DIVIDED." — — "HEARTS DIVIDED." — Approved for Universal Exhibition. WITH MARION DAVIES, DICK POWELL, ED. EV. HORTON, CHARLES RUGGLES, CLAUDE RAIN'S, ARTHUR TREACHER All Auckland has taken this superb picture to its heart—it's grand. FRIDAY NEXT GIRLS ! DON'T LET 'EM FOOL YOU! . . . TWO CAN'T LIVE AS CHEAPLY AS ONE. I Take it from a girl who knows . . . the fashion J model "who fell for love 011 j 33 dollars a week—See I "THE BRIDE WALKS OUT" j "THE BRIDE WALK'S OUT" ! "THE BRIDE WALKS OUT" ; "THE BRIDE WALKS OUT" "THE BRIDE WALKS OUT" i "THE BRIDE WALKS OUT" | 'THE BRIDE WALKS OUT" { "THE BRIDE WALKS OUT" j Approved for Universal Exhibition. WITH Barbara qjtanwyck, arbara Stanwyck, IIUBT. "VrOUNG, *OBT. 1 OUNG, ATED QJ PARKS, -IX ED OpARKS, Gene tjaymond, ENE J-^'AYMOND, Helen tjroderick. ELEN J-* RODERICK. FIVE BIG STARS. in a "snappy" picture with a "scrappy" ending, it's a riot of fun. PLAN AT THEATRE. RES., 41-586. CRYSTAL~PALACE I MT, EDEN. Phone 20-573. Scientifically Heated. I fid TO-NIGHT ONLY, AT 7.45 T.M. 3d GUEST NIGHT ADULTS Gd, 6d, Cd, 6d, Gd. OU CHILDREN 3d, 3d, 3d, 3d, 3d. 3d 5 — FEATURES — 5 6d no. i —Radio Comedy. qj GINGER ROGERS, OU NORMAN FOSTER, 6d Zasu Pitts, Frank McHugh, in 3d | "PROFESSIONAL 6d | SWEETHEART." No. 2 —A Modern Drama, 6d RICHARD ARLEN, SALLY EILERS. In 6d "SHE MADE 3d HER BED." 6d Both Recommended Censor for Adults. qj No. 3 —Mirth and Music. DU "TED FIORITO'S BAND." 6d No. 4—Travel Subject. oj "GIBRALTAR." „4 No. s—Komedy Kartoon, I 6d "LOVE'S LABOUR WON."

| EMPRESS | News Session 7.30 | NEWTON. | Phone 27-077. 6d GUEST NIGHT. 6d 3d ADULTS Gd Gil Gd 6d 6d 6d 3d CHILDREN 3d 3d 3d 3d 3d 3d g^ 3d 5 — FEATURES — 5 3d 6d Ko. I—GEORGE BREiNT, 6d 3d MARGARET LINDSAY, In 3d 6d " T?ROM TXEADQUARTERS." 6d oj "-P Rom -Headquarters.'' c , No. 2—TIM McCOY a , Otl j n a Thrilling Drama, .3d " TTOLD rpHE T>RESS." 3d |6d ' " - L - L OLD ±HE J- RESS." 6(J 3d No. 3—Musical Revue, 3d i "THAT GOES DOUBLE." j„j No. 4—Melody Master, . - °~ lOa "RUSSIAN MUSICIAN." oCI 6d No. S—PATHE NEWS. 6d TA. A T T To-night at 7.45 I XVxjVJtAIj I au ,i Thursday. I PONSONBY RD. I I'hone 20-940. od — GUEST NIGHT — 3d ADULTS 6d, CHILDREN 3d. C j GEORGE BRENT, OCI MARGARET LINDSAY, 3d In an All-Action Thriller, 6d "FROM HEADQUARTERS." Qj Recommended by Censor Jor Adults. OU WENDY BARRIE in a Musical, 6d « MR. CINDERS." 3d Approved Jor Univcrsul Exhibition. T/mp'Q | To-night at 8. iVIIN VJ O J an( l Thursday. NORTHCOTE. | Phone 19-903. Guest Night. Adults Gd, Children 3d. bCI Will Hay in "DANDY DICK." 3d Regis Tooanoy in "STATE TROOPER." Bafti Approved Universal Exhibition. Usual Free Bus.

WRESTLING. J T O W N HALL. MONDAY. i f * » GEORGE PENCHEFF, Who Defeated (Lofty Blomfield, I I V ' I EARL McCREADY. I I BOX PLANS OrEN TO-MORROW I at Reg. Lewis, Corner of Queen and Fort Streets. I GOLF. JQTAHUHU GOLF CLUB. AN OPEN DAY FOR AMATEURS AND PROFESSIONALS Will be held at the Otahuhu Golf i Cluu, SUNDAY, 11th. Post entries. I Partners and ■opponents arranged at ; Clubhouse. 7 < C. R. READER, Sec. CRICKET. Auckland city and suburban CRICKET ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL MEETING. Will be held at Y.M.C.A. on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1936, at 7.30 p.m. E. D. STALLWORTHY, :7 Hon. Secretary. LAWN TENNIS. IMPROVE Your Tennis under Jack Harrison's Tuitipn. Fees reasonable. — Wiseman's. C 6/G to 25/ ; guaranteed. Modern Bag, opp. Town Hall. D "TTACANCIES Players, private club. —929, 4 V New North Rd., Mt. Albert, near Avondale; 1 WANTED, 1-2 Tennis Courts, Ponsonby, Herne Bay.—Phone 44-595. x 9 3 GRASS Courts, Green Lane, available now, excellent condition.—Simpson, Soliitor, Dilworth Bldg. x 8