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Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 7, 9 January 1937, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. DON'T BE LATE ! "THE GREAT ZIEGFELD" occupies the entire Programme and starts promptly at 10.30 —2 P.M. — 8 P.M.! —Just Another Big Show for— ST. JAMES' THEATRE Direction : Sir Benjamin Fuller. The Greatest Entertainment of our Time .... Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's "THE GREAT ZIEGFELD" "THE GREAT ZIEGFELD" "THE GREAT ZIEGFELD" I — With — i WILLIAM TJOWELL ILLIAM - 1 - OWKI.L ij (As Florenz Ziegfeld, Jr.), LUISE "I J AINU R UISE -"AINEIt i (As Anna Held), MY UNA TOY YKNA JJ OY (Aa Uillie Burke). REGINALD OWEN. I BOOKINGS are heavy for tills evening. Plans fur six days ahead on view in the Main Foyer this morning from 9.30 a.m. Phone 32-920. Approved lor Universal Exhibition. Children Under 12 Not Admitted. I PRINCE EDWARD. | Road l'lione 46-252. .Direction : Sir Honjamill Fuller. TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. "TIIE MOONLIGHT MURDER," With Chester Morris, Madge Bvans, Frank Moll ugh, la>o Carrillo. Recommended bu Censor fur Adults. LOUIS v. SCHM EL LING. The actual battle filmed from the ring-side. Approved for Universal Exhibition. ON THE STAGE!!! PETE KLOSS (The Yodelling Cowboy). ALSO SCREENING: Pete Smith, Charley Chase and "Two Little Pups" (Coloured Cartoon). BOX PLANS: tr^ u vlcw at To-night at S. Variety Session, i .30. ROBERT MONTGOMERY, MY UNA LOY, 111 | "PETTICOAT FEVER.'* j Recommended bit Censtir for adults. ASSOCIATE FEATURE: "DEVIL DOGS OF THE AIR." Approved for Universal Exhibition. Lounge Circle 1/0. Stalls 1/. Tel. 21-433. Children under 12 Not Admitted. MAYFAIR SANDRINGHAM. MA I T AIIV Phone 12-093. To-night and Monday, 7.3(1 p.m. liig Double Programme. Jean Harlow, Wallace Beery. Clark Gable in "CHINA SEAS." Recommended bu Censor for Adults. Vlso Maureen O'Sullivan. .loel McCrea. Lewis Stone in "WOM \.N WANTED." Recommended bp Censor lor Adults. Usual High-class Feat urettes. Be Wise ! Book Now ! Children under 32 Not Admitted. | ONEHUNGA | | STRAND. STRAND I Grand Double-Star Attraction. To-night at 8. Ist Feature—Mae West and Victor McLagland in "KLONDYKE ANNIE." Recommended bu Censor for Adults. 2nd Feature—Line Stewart. Wendy Barrie and Una Merkel in "SPEED." Approved lor Universal Exhibition. MISSION BAY CARNIVAL! MISSION BAY CARNIVAL! t DON'T MISS IT! FOLLOW THE CROWD FOR AUCKLAND'S PREMIER OUTDOOR AMUSEMENT. I A Clean Show for Heal thy-minded Folks. MERRY-GO-ROUND. 1 I " I ATLANTIC FLYER. | I The Last Word in Thrills ! I I : i I AUTO-SKOOTERS. | I I | The Latest Novelty. J BEGONE. DULL CARE! CARPE DIEM! WE SELL CLEAN AMUSEMENT. Direction : MILLER AND DAVEY'S BIG SHOWS. B4 SHOWS. £1 LEV E DON AND J) jJj^SSN. 28TH ANNUAL SHOW. AT CLEVEDON SHOWGROUNDS, SATURDAY, FEB. 6, 1937. HORSES, CATTLE. SHESP. PIGS. Riding and Jumping Competitions. ENTRIES CLOSE SAT. NEXT. JAN. 10. ENTRIES CLOSE SAT. NEXT. JAN. 10. Schedules may be obtained from — Secretary. Auckland A. and P. Assn. Secretary, Franklin A. and P. Society, or from D. M. BRYAN. Secretary. P.O. Box 9. Clevedon. 9 RAILWAY NOTICESr==sHo9 nHbdSEO HSk. "jy E W ZEALAND RAILW AY S. AUCKLAXD-PA PAK U RA. I I TIME-TABLE ALTERATION OPERATING ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JANUARY 11. ! 1937. I The usual 0.35 p.m. Auckland-I'apakura Train will run on Fridays only. On Mon- , days, Tuesdays, Wednesdays. Thursdays ' and Saturdays a Train will leave Auckland :at 9.-V> p.m., Newmarket 10.1 p.m., j Otahuhu 10.21 p.m., Papakura arrive 10.40 ; p.m. <j I — — FOR DANCING, TEACHERS OF DANCING, EDUCATIONAL, ETC., ADVTB., SEE PAGE SEVENTEEN. \