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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 292, 10 December 1936, Page 28

AMUSEMENTS. THREE SESSIONS TO-DAY: =ST. JAMES'THEATRE^- ' Direction : Sir Benjamin Fuller. J Romance and Laughs aplenty in another of those up-to-the-minute I entertainments Metro-Goldwyn-Moyer | does so well. | ROBERT TAYLOR ROBERT TAYLOR JEAN HERSIIOLT, JOSEPH CALLEIA. , - HIS HIS BROTHER'S WIFE = BROTPIER'S WIFE EF" ~ BROTHER'S WIFE • BARBARA ST ANW YCK BARBARA STANWYCK Also Screening "M ET ROTON E NEWS." | " VIOLETS IN SPRING," | A Delightful M.-G.-M. Musical I j Featun'tte. i ' Box Plans Now Open at St. James'. Phone 32 920. Recommended bu Censor In'- Adillts f^nT^JEST^S^^I Direction : Connors and Paul Productions and Sir Benjamin Fuller. TO-NIGHT at 8. MATINEE SATURDAY at 2.15. GEORGE WALLACE GEORGE WALLACE MIKE CONNORS AND QUEENIE PAUL And Big Coy. of REVUE STARS in "THE LAUGH PARADE" A Musical Itevusical Cocktail. Matinee Prices —Reserved O.S. and D.C.. 2/0 (plus tax): 2/. 1/0 and 1/: Children Half-price. Evening—O.S., 3/0: DC.. 3/ (plus tax). Reserves Od extra. Back Stalls. 2/ : Gallery 1/0. | BOX PLANS AT LEWIS EADY, LTD. ! i I MODERN. [STAR SELECT. Karaii:rnhape lid. Phone 43-003. Direction : R. J. Kerridge. TO-DAY. 2.15. TO-NIGHT. AT S. DEFINITELY YOUR LAST CHANCE TO-DAY TO SEE "DODSWORTH." Recommended bp Censor for Adults. Watch this advt. for a Popular Programme To-morrow. Fuller-Hay ward s / \ Plioue 20-041 | BRITANNIA(I) PONSONBY | Three Lamps Terminus. [ Cool and Comfortable. Newsroel. 7.30 p.m. Two Selected Attractions. FRED MacMURRAY & JOAN BEN \EI 1 in "13 HOURS BY AIR." \|so WARNER OLAND in "CHARLIE CHAN AT THE CIRCUS. Both Approved for Univ ersa I Exh ib it ion. i rpldlpr-1 lay ward's I'hone 22-OS3 | j VICTORIA (.^DEVONPORTI I j Short Subjects. 7.3Q-S p.m. I Adults Od —Guest Night—Children 3d. I Alison Skipworlh. Roland •Young, Sari | Maiitza in "A LADY'S PROFESSION." Approved for Universal Exhibition. Miriam Hopkins, Fredric March. (,eorge Raft. Helen .Mack, in "ALL OF ME." I Recommended bp Censor for Adults. I i I,'„iii<r-I hivward r -r>~N Pirone 20-100 I ! CINEMA ©GREY LYNN j. I Surrey tM-escent. I Evening Session at 7.30 p.m. Gladys Swarthout and Jan Ivicpura in "GIVE US THIS NIGHT." Richard Dix in "YELLOW DUST." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. SEE THE BATHING COSTUME CAVALCADE, MILFORD POOL NEXT SAT. IT'S A SCREAM ! 10 / •* H E E RIO C L U B F A I It. FRIDAY. DEC. 11, 2.30 to 10 p.m. Cakes, Sweets. Flowers and Jumble Stalls. Adults, Od: Children. 3d. 2-1. CUSTOMS STREET EVST. OF COURSE. THERE WILL BE A CORONATION ! rpow.x HALL, W ED. N EXT. DECEMBER 10. 11 SHOWS. /Till C* HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. SUMMER FLOWER SHOW, TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER. OPENS AT 1.30 P.M. TO-DAY, UNTIL 10 P.M. And TO-MORROW. 10 a.m. to 0.30 p.m. Wonderful Blooms of GLADIOLI. SWEET PDAS. CARNATIONS. DELPHINIUMS. HYDRANGEAS. NATIVE FLORA, DECORATED BOWLS. CUT FLOWERS. I'OLYANTHA ROSES. The Most Colourful Show of the Year. . Admission, 1/ ; Schoolchildren, Free. ; io AQUATICS. mBTJ gANDERS CUP TRIALS. OWNERS OF JELLICOE BOATS wishing to take part, in Sanders Cup Trial race on SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12, Arc requested to report at King's Wharf not later than 2.15 p.m. Race starts at 2.30 p.m. 10 « LAWN TENNIS. A BRUCE AND SONS —Expert Racquet, • Stringers, Restrings and Repairs our j Speciality.—94. Albert St. B I OR Hire, Napier Street School Tenuis i , Courts, 1, 2 or 3.—Apply Secretary, S<>, ;' Howe St. 12 j . RESTRINGING. 0/0 to 20/: guaranteed. I ' Modern Bag, opn. Town Hall D - ESTRINGING from H/G to 20/. — Symonds Street Bag Depot, opp. Post Office. B MUSICAL TUITION. . A LICE HIGGS. L.T.C.L.. Pianoforte ajl Theory, pupils entered exams. — 14, - Liverpool St. El.