AMUSEMENTS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 3, 5 January 1937, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS.

SOLE BROTHERS' CIRCUS. Saturday will mark the last occasion on which Aucklandens will have an opportunity to see Sole Brothers' famous international circus and zoo. which is at present playing every night on the Old Dock Site in Quay Street. The company includes many well-known figures in the circus ring, notably Captain Andrews, wild animal trainer. There are ako acrobats, trapeze artiste, clowns, tumblers and equestrians. CROWN JEWELS ON SHOW. At the Lewis Eadv Hall the exhibition of replicas of the British Crown jewels continues to attract many visitors. The reproductions are said ta be of remarkable workmanship, and to be exact replicas of the original jewels in the Tower of London. Included in the collection are the Mace. Orb, Sceptre, the Imperial crowns and coronation crowns. AMUSEMENTS GUIDE. HIB MAJESTY'S THEATRE—"PanI Jones." OLD DOCK SITE—SoIe Bros.' Clrcos and Zoo. ■ISBION BAY — Miller end Davey*s Carnival. PICTURE THEATRES. LONDON—Jeanette Mac Donald and Nelson Eddy In "Naughty Marietta." PRINCE EDWARD—Guest NigUt. RECENT—CIark Gable and Marlon "Danes In "Cam and Mabel." EMBASSY —Marieoe Dietrich and Charles Boyer in "The Garden of Allah." ST. JAMES' — WHllam Powell and Myrna Loy In "The Great ZiegreM." MAJESTIC —Laurel and Hardy In "Our Relations." AMBASSADOR —"Captain January." ASTON—Guest Night. BRITANNIA—"King of the Damned." CAPITOL—"The Garden Murder Case." GAIETY—"The Ex Mrs. Bradford." GREY LYNN —Guest Night. KINGSLAND—"Queen of Hearts." LIBERTY—"I 3 Hours by Air." MAYFAIR—Guest Night. PICTURE DROME—"The Gay Divorcee." BTAR (Nawton) —"Tugboat Annie" and "Brtgbt Ivigttts." STATE (Symonds Str««t) —"San Francisco" STRAND (Onahunga)—-Tale of Two Cities' TUDOR—"Ktng or Burlesque." VICTORIA —Guest Night.