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Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 26, 1 February 1937, Page 18

. . AMUSEMENTS. 11111 l MAJESTIC~I|||| Continuous Daily from u Tm E mbracixg h th ßl c OUN - tless In a Picturesque Setting of the Great Australian Cattle . Country—Rapid Action from j the Pen of Zane Grey " RANGLE RIVER " " RANGLE RIVER" " RANGLE RIVER " A Act r i i o C n a 'sta r r: at VICTOR MARGARET JORY DARE England's New-Found Comedian ROBERT COOTE GEORGIE STERLING Stampeding herds—drought-stricken cattle lands—a dam dynamited and all fury ilf loose—thrilling rescue in the nood-watere of Knnsle River—Herce enmity between rival station managers—two men flaying each other with murderous stockwhips—and through it all a leavening of rich humour and a paramount love interest . /7 Also Screening •NOVELTY SHOP." All Technicolour Cartoon. * m JOE LOUIS v. JACK SHARKEY The whole of this short fight recorded. COMEDY AND SPORTLIGHT Plans at Majestic — Phone 43-210. Approved for Vnirersal Exhibition. Children under 12 years not admitted. 4 I Fuller-Hayward's S~\ Phone 26-04l1i britanniaCi) ponsonby i Three Lamps Terminus. l Cool and Comfortable. Newsreel. 7.30 p.m. TWO BIG ATTRACTIONS. JANET GAYNOR and ROBT. TAYLOE in "Small Town Girl." Approved for Universal Exhibition. CARY GRANT and JOAN BKXNETT in "Big Brown Eyes.' , Recommended b<l Censor for AduTtt. Children Under 12 Not Admitted. Fuller-Hayward's / —v l'hone 22-683 I VICTORIA V^/DEVONPORT| Short Snbjects, 7.30-8 p.m. | ( Mae West. Victor McLaglen, in "KLONDIKE ANNIE." Chester Morris, Lewis Stone, in Peter B. Kyne's "3 GODFATHERS." Both Recommended bu Censor for Adult: Children Under 12 Not Admitted. Fuller-Hay ward's /~"\ Phone 26-406 I CINEMA dJGREY LYNN I Surrey Crescent. To-night at 7.30 T».m. {• L Final Presentation To-night-Miriam Hopkins, Joel McCrea and Merle Oberon in "THESE THREE.' , Joan Bennett and Carv Grant in "BIG BROWN EYES." Both Recommended by Censor for Adultt. Children under 12 Not Admitted. Coming Next Sat. : "SAN FRANCISCO." MISSION BAY CARNIVAL, Showing AFTERNOONS AND EVENINGS DNTIL FEBRUARY 6. MERRY-GO-ROUND, AUTO-SCOOTERS. ETC. :5 DANCING. ARTS HALL, KITCHENER STREET (Near Public Library). EVERY MONDAY. OLD-TIME DANCE With TED CROAD'S CHEVALIER BAND. Without doubt the Most Enjoyable Monday Night Dance in town. Monte Carlo. Spot Waltz, Balloon Dane*. Sit-down Supper. Admission. 1/6. DON BROWN, M.C. 1 — OLD - TIME DANCING — TO-NIGHT, AND EVERY MONDAY NIGHT. EDEN-ROSKILL SOLDIERS' CLUB HALL, OPP. DOMINION ROAD P.O. ROYAL DANCE CLUB, WITH THE- POPULAR RED ACES ORCHESTRA. ■ All the Latest in Dance Music. Monte Carlos. Novelties Galore. Best Supper in Town. Gents, 1/6. Ladies, 1/. 1 T ABOUR HALL NEWTON. OLD TIME AND MODERN DANCE. OLD-TIME AND MODERN RANCE. Music by NOVELTY ORCHESTRA. Novelty Prizes, Spot Waltz, Monte Carlos, Ist, 2nd and 3rd Prizes. All Favourite Dances. Balloons. Ladies. 1/. Supper. Gents, 1/6. 1 r\ RAND OPEXIXG XIGHT. TUES.. FEB. 2. TUES.. FEB. 2. O'NEILL STREET HALL, O'NEILL ST. off Ponsonby Rd. Music by LOU MATTIS HAWAIIAN BAND Jazz and Old-tini«\ Jazz aud Old-time. S Till 12. Monte Carlo. S;iot Dances. Flannels Optional. Price: Ladies. 1, ; Gents. 1/6. X TEACHERS OF DANCING. E<J. G. COX Studio. Now known as Clare Hall Studio of Dancing, Durham St., East. C I_»ATRICIA School. 203, Symonds St. — Teach, through holidays, reduced fees; mod old-rime, tail; indiv. attention C RIBV SHERKIFF. H.B. Bids*.. Xewton. ' Private Lessons, 2/G. Tap. Ballroom, three dances by post. 5/.as tausrht studio. C _ART UNIONS. PCKEKOHE Firp Brigade.—l*t. 1013: 2nd. 475: 3nl. 4000: 4th. 30: sth. 2149: b'th. 1213: 7th. 500: Sth. 120; 9th. I 2055 ; 10th. 524. si DENTISTRY. MY OWN SPECIAL METHOD OF PAINLESS EXTRACTIONS Possesses Many (."rear Advantages. Which are Distinctive. HERE ARE SOME AMONG OTHERS: 1. NO I'AIN. 2. NO NEED to come hack for the second time or oftener. as under other methods. 3. EXPERT EXTRACTIONS. No broken teeth or sriiuips in the gums. 4. PERFECTLY SAFE FOR AM. AGES I can Siifply use it on a patient of 8" years. 5. IF YOU HAVE A WEAK HEART, or suffering from other compla'nts. it will not affect vou. 6. NO PAINFUL PRICKING. " 7. NO SWOLLEN GUMS. !S. ABSC.ESSEI) TEKTH are painlessly j extracted. 9. EXTRACTIONS FREE when teeth are ordered. THE LATEST IN PAINLESS FILLINGS. DR. BOWSI.KVS. of BOSTON. "OBTUNDENT. - PAINLESS DENTISTIIY AT MY ROOMS IS NOT A MYTH. HUT A FACT. OPEN EVERY EVENING. y-jENTisT p< \rirxKo hvmavueu FIRST FLOOU. KNI'E.WS B! ILI U.NGS. N".\t CPU Phone 41-fi>>4. Take Elevatm. A f* ENTLBNESS ami hxrreme IVr* is ;ft« VT piosan of AJnv H.iw.-i Wiik.i l»nti.-t----I)\YEY WAI.KICKS .>fw 1..-;', S'ir: i~all others for comfori anil a:.;e::ra:.'-.