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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 4, 6 January 1937, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. y~m — PLAZA Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. 11 a.m. — 12.00 — 2.30 — 5 and 8 p.m. F===LAST TWO DAYS— ~j I STILI, CONSISTENTLY BRINGING i HILARIOUS LAUGHTER AT EVERY SESSION. I j The one and only i TOE XT' DROWN ' eJ„ K Vj. -IJ,;own 'I TOE THROWN ji *' <>K J'IiDWX ' In j; EARTHWORM TRACTORS. 11 With j| JUNE TRAVIS & GUY KIIiIiEE. J A R KIT OF FUN & MERRIMENT, j Appro red jar Universal Exhibition. — FRIDAY NEXT — Haseil on history and a dedication to the lirave men who gladly gave their lives for others GLORIOUS GALLOPING ROMANCE! ACTION! HILARIOUS POWERFUL COMEDY ! SPECTACLE .' — THE TEXAS RANGERS — — THE TEXAS RANGERS — — THE TEXAS RANGERS — — THE TEXAS RANGERS — — THE TEXAS RANGERS — — THE TEXAS RANGERS — — THE TEXAS RANGERS — — THE TEXAS RANGERS — With FRED McMURRAY FRED McMURRAY JACK OAKIE JACK OAKIE JEAN PARKER JEAN PARKER A PARAMOUNT SPECIAL ATTRACTION. Recommended bi/ Censor for Adults. A PICTURE OF THE PtIWR" AND MAGNITUDE OF THE CinKKliil) WAGON." PLAN AT .THEATRE, RES. 41-586. Children I'nder 12 Not Admitted. I CRYSTAL PALACE | [ MT. EDEN RD. Phone 20-573. | 6d TO-NIGHT ONLY AT 7.45 P.M. 3d GUEST NIGHT g(J ADULTS : 6d, 6d, 6d. 6d, 6d, 6d. OJ No. I—EDMUND LOWE, VICTOR McUVGLEN, od In an Action-filled Drama, 3d «UNDER PRESSURE." xo. 2—JAMES DUNN, 3d MAE CLARKE. NEIL HAMILTON, 6d In a Romantic Comedy Hit, 3d A DARING YOUNG MAN. firl Both Approved for Universal Exhbn. USUAL EXCELLENT FEATI'RETTES od Children Under 12 Not Admitted. ["EMPRESS 7.30 | NEWTON. | Phone 27-077 GUEST NIGHT 3d ADULTS 6d, 6d, 6d, Od, 6d. 6d 5 — Special Features — 5 3d No. I—DIANA WYNYARD. LIONEL R | AT WILL, FRANK LA WTO N In 3J} "ONE MORE RIVER." g/J No. 2—GEORGE BRENT In 3d " FEMALE." Both Recommended Censor Jor Adults. No, 3—ALL-STAR MUSICAL* j**? No. 4—SPECIAL COMEDY. 6d S—NOVELTY TRAVELTALK. 3d Children Under 12 Not Admitted. 1 prrjAT, T To-night at 7.45 j IViJuAJj | aDl ] Thursday I PONSONBY KD. I Phone 26-940 6d — GUEST NIGHT — 3d ADULTS 6d, 6d, 6d, 6d. EDMUND LOWE, SHIRLEY GREY 111 jg " BOMBAY MAIL." Phillips Holmes. Mary Carlisle In 6d "MILLION DOLLAR RANSOM." qj Both Recommended Censor tor Adults. NEWS, NOVELTY, GOOFYTONE. 6d Children I'nder 12 Nut 'dmitW. TTTWP'Q I To-night at 8 AXTIvr O | and Thursday. NORTHCOTE. I Phone. 19-903 fid Guest Night. Adults 6d, 6d, 6d, J»d. X, Eddie Qniilan, Betty Furness in 3d "GRIDIRON FLASH.' 6d Approved Jor Universal Exhibition. oj Special Featurettes. Usual Free Bus. Children Under 12 Not Admitted. DANCING. JjBW jyjATI'S "gAWAIIAN JgAND (Late Labour Hall) WILL PLAY AT JJOMANOS (Late Carlton), Karangahape Road, TO-NIGHT and Every Wednesday Night. BIG OPENING NIGHT TO-NIGHT. Spo£ Waltz, Monte Carlos. Balloons and Streamers. Supper Free. Ladles, 1/6; Double, 2/6: Gents, 1/6. P.B.—Come and hear Lew Mati and his Lads —they are Auckland's Top Notch pride. 6 A B O U R JJ ALL. PITT STREET. TO-NIGHT—THE NIGHT OF NIGHTS. Dancing S to 12. A Riot of Fun for All. MUSIC BY L. MATI'S HAWAIIAN BAND. Balloons, Streamers, Cigarettes, Chocolates, Etc. Spot Waltz, Monte Carlos, and Tons, of Novelties. j .Ladies, 1/6; Gents, 1/6; Double, 2/6. Supper Free. M.C., BILL WATTS. 6 TO-NIGHT— PURL HALL, 85, Jervois Rd. (Top Curran Street.) OLD-TIMO DANCE with Good Dance Band. Also FLAG 500. Nine Prizes. flannels Optional. Supper. Admission 1/. 6 HyfUNICIPAL HALL NEWMARKET. ■"A 1/ —Old-time Dancing De Luxe—l/ Monte Carlo. Supper. All the Popular Dances. Variety the Keynote. 808 ADAMS and his ORCHESTRA. Admission. 1/. Eric Oleaver. M.C. 6 TO-NIGHT— GAIETY HALL, Surrey Cres. TUI OLD-TIME DANCE. Monte. Carlo, Spot Waltz, Supper, Good Prizes. Efficient Management. Admission, 1/. 6 [Direction : E. McLELAN. -pLEASE NOTE — > NO DANCE TO-NIGHT, MASONIC HALL, Owing to Previous Engagement of Hall. 6 I\T A S O N I C H A, L L. iU REALM OLD-TIME DANCE, TO-MORROW NIGHT (THURSDAY). 6 K. C. RUSSELL. M.C. TEACHERS OF DANCING. GEO. G. COX, Studio. Now known aa Clare Hall Studio ot Dancing, Durham St. Eaet. C PATRICIA School, 203, Symomis St.— j Teach, through holiday?, reduced fees; mod, old-time, tap; indiv. attention. C TJUBY SHERRIFF, H.B. Bldgs., Newton. -*-* Private Lessons. 2/6. Tap. Ballroom, three dances by post, 5/, as taught studio. C VIOLET ROBERTSON, Studio 328 a, Queen St., Private Lessons by Appointment ; Classes every Tuesday, 8 p.m. 8 BUILDING PLANS. CiROM 10/. Qualified Architect.—Home Designers. HeUaby's Bldgs., opp. C.P.O. B