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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 286, 2 December 1936, Page 24

1 AMUSEMENTS. FINAL TWO DAYS! mm majestic mm CONTINUOUS FROM 11 A.M. —At tlie mercy of Mara, half-savage, half-civilised . . . White King of a Pagan People. I " UNCIVILISED." | I " UNCIVILISED." | Dennis Hoey, Margot Kliys, Ashton .Tarry, Marcelle Marnay, Kenneth Brampton. — In Addition — Meet the World's Most Travelled Girl, 2.30 — TWICE DAILY — 8 P.M. ALOHA BAKER, PERSONAL STAGE APPEARANCE, Plans at Majestic—Phone 43-210. Recommended hjl Censor for Adults. MAJESTIC II FRIDAY III), llilllllllllllllllllll! Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Present THE GREATEST THRILLMYSTERY SINCE LOX CHANEY'S "UNHOLY THREE." There was a little old lady who ran a doll shop in Montmartre . . . but she wasn't a little old' lady . . . and the dolls were not toys . . ._ they came to life to kill —• to wreak the most amazing vengeance that a human fiend ever conceived '. Recommended by Censor for Adults. For the millions who thrilled to Lon Chaney's great triumphs, such as "The Unholy Three," a new and greater entertainment thrill now . awaits! * * Frank Lawton (you remember him as David Copperfield) and Maureen O'Sullivan are . a grand romantic team. They take part in one of the most ' amazing, thrilling stories you have ever seen or read in your life. LIONEL BARRYMORE | BARRYMORE BARRYMORE ! .BARRYMORE as Paul Duval, who escaped from Devil's Island with the secret that baffled science! MAUREEN | O'SULLIVAN as Lorraine, the beautiful daughter of the doll woman. FRANK LAWTON as Toto, who loves Lorraine but is suspicious of a strange, unnatural horror. ! ROBERT GREIG as Coulvet, crooked Parisian banker, marked for death. HENRY B. WALTHALL as Marcel, a half-mad scientist who discovers a formula to reduce living beings to one-sixth their normal size. PEDRO DE CORDOVA as Martin, victim of a human 12-inch death messenger. GRACE FORD I as Lachna, a beautiful girl who became a devil-doll! DIRECTED BY TOD BROWNING, The man ■who made Lon Chaney's greatest screen hits! MAJESTIC, NEXT — FRI.! Plans at Majestic. Phono 43-210. 1 THE CAPITOLT T B 4t L To O^. GUEST NIGHT. For One Screening Only. Ginger Rogers in "PROFESSIONAL gWEETHEART." Approved for Universal Exhibition. Also Irene Dunne in "NO OTHER WOMAN." Recommended by Censor for Adultt. ADULTS, 6D; CHILDREN, 3d. jgLLEKSLIB RACECOURSE. SUNDAY AFTERNOON. Commencing at 2.30. (By kind permission of Auckland Racing Club.) THE AUCKLAND ARTILLERY BAN© (Reorganised 'by Captain Geo. Buckley) WILL GIVE ITS FIRST CONCERT. x 2 " BOUND." TUNE-IN TO STATION IZB G. 15 P.M. TO-MORROW (THURSDAY). £ PUBLIC NOTICES. XTOTICE OF VOLUNTARY WINDING-UP i> RESOLUTION. THE COMPANIES ACT, 1933. GLENDOWIE HOMESTEAD. LIMITED (In Liquidation). Notice is hereby given that at an Extraordinary General Meeting of the abovenamed Company, duly convened and held on :he 27th day of November, 1936, the following Special Resolution was duly passed :— "That the Company be wound up voluntarily." Dated this 30th day of November. 1936. D. V. HIGGINS, I Liquidator. Q.ROCERS g E W A R E. The Auckland Employers' Assocla tion has asked you to appoint their Secretary to appear as your Agent in Conciliation Council proceedings." THE CIRCULAR FORWARDED YOU BY THE EMPLOYERS' ASSOCIATION HAS NOT IN ANY WAY THE ENDORSEMENT OF THE AUCKLAND MASTER GROCERS' ASSOCIATION. Please do not sign any authority form until you read your mail in the morning. If in doubt, phone the Office. fJIHE RASTER Q.ROCERS' A SSN. REG. M. BARKER, Sec. Phono 42-144. x 2 rfiPSOM 'DISTRICT SCHOOL. Gotten lJ Jubilee Celebrations, school grounds, SATURDAY, December 12, 2 p.m. All oIU pupils and teachers cordially invited. H. L. PILCHER. Hon. Sec. SPORTS GOODS. DESTRINGING by Experts from 6/6 to Lt 30/; fully guaranteed. — Wilson and iroun, 16, Vulcan Bldgs. TWS'