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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 292, 9 December 1936, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. Only Two More Days. [[illlll MAJESTIC 1111111 l Continuous Daily from 11 a.m. —-| "THE =_ . -=1 DEVIL ==- -=| DOLL." — He Shrank Humans into Devil Dolls! LIONEL BARRYMORE, WITH MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN, FRANK LAWTON, HENRY B. WALTHALL. "Swing Banditry" Tabloid Musical "Behind the Headlines' .... Oddit} "Mctrotone News. COLOUR CARTOON. Plans at Majestic, Phone 43-210. Rccommcndcd bu Censor for Adults. THE ACE TWO-FEATURE ENTERTAINMENT. ONLY AT THE MAJESTIC WILL YOU BE ABLE TO SEE THESE TWO GREAT FEATURES ON ONE PROGRAMME. MAJESTIC J III 111 FRIDAY THE GREATEST LAUGII TONIC KNOWN TO MAN. Professor Eustace P. McGargle, F.A., SN. (W. C. Fields to you) will cure ail jour troubles, make 11 new person ol you 111 exactly 0> minutes, with h's newest cureall and iianacea-perteet, SsCIN J.ILDAI- - EXTRAVAGANZA Oh WIX AND MUSIC. W. G FIELDS, W. C. FIELDS, W. C. FIELDS, W. C. FIELDS, W. C. FIELDS, The Dean of American Comedy in a. Super-Fields Day of Laughs. Up to all the old tricks f< POPPY." you loved in his past sue- rjnPPV " cesses . . . and a million JrUJri X . new ones that'll top 'em pnPPY " all! Imagine W. C. Fields 1 as a travelling show en- " POPPY, tertainer who hoofs liis (( -r)r\PPV" " way into a small town JrVJX Jr X . and elbows his way into « POPPY " carnival show! It's a riot nA DT)v'" from start to finish. Aoull POPPY, never forget the "talking ( , pnppv " dog" 'sequence, the shell r " r 1 - 1 - • game, the poker game " POPPY, with the marked cards, f( nnDBV „ and tlie dinner party to i UI X i . tlie town notables! And in << POPPY " addition one of the sweetest: romances ever un- POPP X . folded on tlie screen! A Paramount Picture, with ROCHELLE HUDSON, RICHARD CROMWELL.

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