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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 253, 24 October 1936, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. Z —j PLAZA — Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. 11 A.M. —12.30—2.30— 5 AND S P.M. THOUSANDS YESTERDAY PAID TRIBUTE TO THE \ WINSOME STAR WHO HAS ) NEVER FAILED HER / AUDIENCE .. . TESSIE ]Vf ATTHEWS, ESSIE JESSIE Tl ["ATTHEWS, ESSIE TESSIE "\f ATTHEWS, I KSSIE Matthews, Jessie matthews, ESSIE 0, TESSIE MATTHEWS, "ESSIE -L'J-ATTHEWS, „ JESSIE "1\ TA TT HEWS, 1 "ESSIE -L>-L ATTHEWS, In LOVE AGAIN." [ S j A Gaumont British Special. S Approved for Universal Exhibition. S I WITH |! ROBT. YOUNG & s j SONNIE HALE. THE "EVERGREEN" LADY BRINGS EVEN GREATER CHARM TO THE SCREEN. 4 SONG HITS, NEW AND FASCINATING DANCES. \ ' 1 SELECTED FEATURETTES I BOOKING ARRANGEMENTS. I PLAN AT THEATRE OR PHONE 41-5 St i "CRYSTAL RIALTO T PALACE & RIALTO I MT. EDEN. NEWMARKET, j Phone 20-573. Phone 46-609. 7 TO-NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK. | DEFINITELY FINAL SCREENING, f The Girl with the Voice Divine . . . i GRACE MOORE . GRACE MOORE GRACE MOORE GRACE MOORE GRACE MOORE GRACE MOORE s GRACE MOORE With FRANCHOT TONE, FRANCHOT TONE, In the Happy Musical Romance, T" HE TT ing QJTEPS pkUT." | lIE -»-»-ING | THE TT IKG CJTEPS rwr." | HE -*VING "UT." | THE QTEPS | HE -"-ING | Her Golden Voice Rings Out to the Heavenly Melodies of FRITZ KREISLER. It's glorioi i entertainment with your eyos open or closed. Approved for Universal Exhibition. SPECIAL FEATURETTES. MANAGERIAL — 1 i | Owing to the unprecedented | | interest being shown in this | | wonderful programme, intending | ! patrons are advised to occupy | j their seats as early as possible | 1 this evening. PHONE RESERVA- I 1 TIONS MUST BE CLAIMED I f EARLY. _l 1 Usual Popular Prices: STALLS 1/, 1/. CIRCLE 1/6, 1/6. | I REGENT & ALEXANDRA | EPSOM. GREEN LANE. | I Phone 20-142. Phone 16-647. I TO-NIGHT AT S O'CLOCK. Definitely Final Screening. JANE ("Ginger") WITHERS In her Latest Comedy Hit, " LITTLE MISS NOBODY." " LITTLE MISS NOBODY." JAMES CAGNEY, PAT O'BRIEN, In a Thrilling Aerial Epic, "CEILING ZERO." " CEILING ZERO." Both Approved Universal Exhibition. Complete Change Labour Day. T - DEIAJXE - 1 Heated. 1 MT. ALBERT. I Phone 40-104. Robert Taylor, Loretta Young in "PRIVATE NUMBER." Recommended by Censor for Adults. i Marion Davies, Dick Powell in I "HEARTS DIVIDED." I Approved for Universal Exhibition. rpOWN JJALL QONCERT QHAMBER. SATURDAY, NOV. 7, 2 P.M. and 7.45 P.M. CECIL HALL Presents Her Pupils in and gCEINAS. Adults, 1/6: Children. 1/. Tickets and Booking Free at Lewis Eady, Ltd., from Fri., Oct. 30. 1J and 6d, Back Stalls, Doors Only. QLASSIC QLUB. VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT BY MEMBERS. LEWIS EADY HALL. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3. 193 G. At 8 p.m. Admission. 1/. Reservations at Lewis Eady, Ltd.. Gd Extrxu .Tfc i ( "* AELIC SOCIETY. <jt The Gaelic Society will hold its Monthly Social in the Manchester Unity Bldgs., corner of Victoria and Hobson Sts., on WEDNESDAY. October 2S. commencing at 7.45 p.m. Gaels, their families and friends are cordially invited to attend. The programme will consist of Piping, Highland Dancing and Kinging. ANGUS MaeiDONALD, 24 Hon. Secretary. ' EXHIBITIONS. JEAN BATTEN'S AEROPLANE ON EXHIBITION. LABOUR DAY and Following Days, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. At SEABROOK, FOWLDS USED CAR SHOWROOM, CORNER ALBERT AND WYNDHAM STS. Admission, 1/ ; Children, 6d. 24 ART UNIONS. CITY BOYS' BAND. £10 ALLUVIAL GOLD ART UNION. The following were the successful prizewinners :— FIRST PRIZE, No. 6596 : A. A. WOLLEY, 11, Dryden St., Grey Lynn. SECOND PRIZE, No. 487S : C. Burnett, 54, Jervois Rd., Heme Bay. THIRD PRIZE, No. GS6O: Penrose, Lake Road. A. J. WILLIAMSON, 24 Hon. Secretary.