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Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 23, 28 January 1937, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. GEORGE O'BRIEN —TWO-FISTED HE-MAN IDOL OF THE MOVIES IS IN TOWN AGAIN! TO-NIG HT! — TO-NIGHT! 1 TO-NIGHT! — TO-NIGHT! ® A /tivoli\ N f TIVOLI \ I 1 IVULI I V TTVOT T J D yTIVOL] J rhnni' 11-311. Phone 44-13 C. Direct inti : \malgiiniat«(l Theatres. Ltd. |i,,\v < out Unions Sessions : 11. 'J, 5, 8. Tiviill Nightly ut k o'clock. "all-action show all-action show ■2 - MICIITY FF.ATURES —-' O. -t || RKO-Rndlo Present First O, -I- || N.Z. Screening. 1 A thrill-packed | rVRRTFNT I I>ran,ii °V he I U brvliiilN I Courage of a I CTTCWfCV HshtlnK heart in | GkUKUIi, „ = untamed land. I O'BRIEN THRILLING AIT nrrvßfF venture — wrGEO ffBRIEN HIS 1 B S|? OhiOKLrEj iIEANCE — DANO'BRIEN tlvMOvn love . ■ , riTTnPPP , I A thousand yell- I I (jLOKLfii. ,„„ savasos NtO'BRIEN I taolcins n hnndGEORGE I M "Wm^^ll O'BRIEN irs-THK «risat : GEORGE ?^RILL A Kr" M BVER O'BRIEN made , .-. , . GEOR «?BRIEN uE.v r m.XW.m,. """DANIEL JOAN PARRADINTC. "DANIEL RALPH KOKBKH. "ROONE" 1 A Htory written | K );^^,, I with Gunfire nnd I BOONE : ! S''£« i ii I Fear! I I j Approved fur Universal Exhibition. j il ATO. 011 Paramount Tresent First , II -Wo. || X.K. ScrecniiiK. BANDITS V. "G-MEN." BANDITS V. "G-MEN." RED HOT NEWS! A Man nnd n Girl, innocent bytUnnders, nre Key VfltneHwes to il Ruthless Killing . . . Yg'p THEY ARE* HUNTED BY THE POLICE! —— AND HOUNDED BY THE UNDERWORLD! RALPH " BE y^ MY 40fenn* CLYDE r3TRAIGHT PROM THE DAVID HOLT, QtinTTT "HFTI KATHARINE \ SHUULiJIiiK. | LOCKK. -lulllllllllllHllllJllllllllllllll'' Oan(j«terß . O-Men . ""HlllllilH 11 " Bandits . Police . . Detectives. AN ACTION-PACKED THRILLER! Recommended 111 Censor tor Adults. Children Under 12 Not Admitted. ROXY—TIVOLI—TO-NIGHT. i OTATI? Final Screening I olivlJil To-night at 8 I . DEVONPORT. Phone 22-101. ! JOE E. BROWN in his Greatest Comedy Hit, I EARTHWORM TRACTORS I Approved for Universal Exhibition. I Special Fenturettes. II Children, Under 12 Not Admitted. -Anii'T PITT ™ Final Screening AUtLlafni To-night at 8 BICHMOND AV. Phone 27-233 RA 6d Bd 6d—ADULTS--6d 0d T.d Sj W. C. FIELDS In hin Best Comedy, 3d "IT'S A GIFT." RA RICHARD DIX in a Western, OM -WEST OF THE PECOS." 3d Both Approved tor Universal Exhbn. HA Also Comedy. Coloured Cartoon, etc. PQ Children Under 12 Not Admitted. I DE LUXE To-night at 8 I MT. ALBERT. I Phone 40 104 IChnrle* Fnrrell, Don Bradmnn in "THE FLYING DOCTOR." Warner Baxter. Myrna Loy in "TO MART, WITH LOVE." Both Approved Universal Exhibition. II Children Under 13 Not Admitted. COOKE'S RESTAURANT. The Summer Season In now In full swing. and our Sodn Fountain has been made larger to meet the growing demand for our FamouH Ice Cream. NBW SEASON SUNDAES : Chocolate Nut Sundae I)d, Coffee Nut Sundae Od. are proving very popular and should run second to our Rangltoto Special, which, of course, is always first favourite." S HTRAWBBRRIES AND CREAM. A lucioue dainty when served In Coote's way. Cooke'a Fruit Salad Iβ delightful when eaten with our Ice Cream. COLD LUNCHEONS. Our Chilled Meats and Vegetable Salads Menus are extensive and cater for the most fastidious tastes. MILK BAR. Thin Iβ another very busy unit of onr establishment, and to meet the ever growing demand, we now open 6n -Sundays to dispense Ice Cream Sundaes. Strawberries and Cream, Milk Drinks, etc. Tables' and chairs are provided 4n the Arcade. This service Is enjoyed by many. COOKE'S RESTAURANT, 60, QUEEN STREET. H BROADSIDINQ. n WESTERN iSh WESTERN Jm) springs. msW/W 1 SPRINGS. SATURDAY, JAN. 30, 8 P.M. SATURDAY, JAN. 30, 8 P.M. PUTT MOSSMAN (U.S.A.), RAY GRANT (U.S.A.), PEE WEE MOSSMAN (U.S.A.), HOWARD TOLLEY tPalmerston North), ALF. MATTSON (Auckland). AND ALL THB LOCAL RIDERS. STUNTS BY MOSSMAN. Watch Later Paper Full Particulars TEACHERS OF DANCING. FRANK WOODRUFKB. the Expert In■tructor on vacntlon— 174. Symonds St. Jβ T>ATRICIA School, 203, Syraonds St. *■ Teach, through holidays, reduced fees : mod. old-time, tap ; indlv. attention. C