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Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 46, 24 February 1937, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. ji HURRY! LAST 2 DAYS! , ij The Superb Wise-cracking Comedy. • ! " Ss MARTKST riißi' T N " TOWS," :,! Uiri, I\ I,HVN - iii tJ M ART EST /"I IRL TN mi IWN." i "Smartest vlirl 10w.n," | || WITH i ANN SOTHERN, ERIC BLORE, ij GENE RAYMOND. ~ Approved Jfir Unirerstal Inhibition. | \ ~M illltK / - PLAZA \ Direction : Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. I H *m. — 1ii.30 — —.30 —~i and s p.m. FRIDAY NEXT GRAND GALA PREMIERE OF TIIH ACADEMY AWARD \VL\.\KI;, — VICTOR McLAGLEN — — VICTOR McLAGLEN — — VICTOR McLAGLEN — — VICTOR McLAGLEN — — VICTOR McLAGLEN — — VICTOR McLAGLEN — — VICTOR McLAGLEN — — VICTOR McLAGLEN — — VICTOR McLAGLEN — — VICTOR McLAGLEN — — VICTOR McLAGLEN — — VICTOR McLAGLEN — In a new ami inspiring; rule—a role that no interim- artist could portray. THE "AfAGNIFICENT TJRUTE," HE -DRUTE," The -\f AGNIFICENT DRUTE," lIE A G NIFIC EN T -DRI'TE," The If All NIFI CENT "DRUTE," HE -DRUTE," The "\r agnificent tjrute," HE -DrUTE," THE \f AGNIFICENT "DRUTE," HE -LU-AGNIFtCENT L>RUTE," The "itagnificent "drute," he Magnificent -Drute," A NEW UNIVERSAL PRODUCTION. Recommended by Censor for Adults. WITH BINNIE BARNES, JEAN DIXON, WILLIAM HALL, HENRY ARMETTA. HE WAS A FIGHTING FIEND AND A FOOL FOR BLONDES—A SAMSON AMONG MEN UNTIL HE f MET HIS "DELILAH." A GRIPPING STORYMIGHTIER THAN STEEL. ADVANCE FLAN OPEN AT THEATRE OR PHONE 41 586. j 1 REGENT I To at n, | ht p .m n,y I EPSOM. I Phone 20-142 ' — GUEST NIGHT — rj ADULTS 6d, CHILDREN 3d RANDOLPH SCOTT in Zane Grey's 6d " HOME ON THE RANGE." 3d Approved for Universal Exhibition. Also, the Season's Dramatic Sensation, " FORGOTTEN MEN." Recommended by Censor for Adults. i QfT a mri j" To-night at S 1 uIAIJJ I and Thursday. | ONEHUNGA. I Phone 12-344. cj — GUEST NIGHT — ™ 6d 6d — ADULTS — 6d 6d « , James Gleaaon, Edna May Oliver in OQ "MURDER ON A HONEYMOON." ®d Arline Judge in Edgar Wallace's 6d "THE CLOCK STRIKES EIGHT." 6d loth Recommended Censor for Adults. >] KINO'S r To-night at 8 I XVll> U o I GUEST NIGHT. I NORTUCOTE. | Usual Free Bus. 6d Ralph Morgan, Jackie Searle In n j "NO GREATER GLORY." »U Approved for Universal Exhibition. I DELUXE [ MT. ALBERT. Phone 40-104. , I HERBERT MARSHALL, SIMONE ! SIMON lu a Romantic Drama, ■ "GIRLS' DORMITORY." Approved for Universal Exhibition. • Special Featurettes. gOCIETY. — CYMRU AM BYTH. — A SPECIAL FUNCTION will be held at the ASCOT DINING ROOMS, McKenzie Building, Queen St.. on MONDAY, MARCH 1, 7.30 p.m., "TO CELEBRATE ST. DAVID'S DAT." All Welsh People are invited to attend and help to keep alive the Cymbric Spirit. TICKETS, 2/9. Secure Immediately from the Secretary, R. CARBY WILLIAMS 2, Pompallier Terrace. Auckland, or Phone 26-941. A Welsh Service will be held at St. Andrew's Church, 'Sunday. March 7, 3 p.m. 24 BROADSIPING. WESTERN SPRINGS. WESTERN JSjH SPRINGS. WESTERN SPRINGS. SATURDAY NIGHT, 8 P.M. SATURDAY NIGHT, 8 P.M. FEBRUARY 27, 1937. THRILLS! THRILLS! THRILLS! THRILLS t THRILLS! AUCKLAND'S MOST POPULAR OUTDOOR ENTERTAINMENT , Watch Later Papers for further particulars. RIDERS.—Please Note, Track available for Practice THURSDAY;. JACK HBDLEY, 24 Sec.. Afe. Speedway Club. PICNICS, EXCURSIONS. ETC. g g J^UCHESS (End of Central Wharf). FOR BEAUTIFUL ONEROA—THURS., 9.45 a.m.: FBI., 6.30 p.m.; SAT.. 1.45 p.m. ; SUN., 9.45 a.m. DAY EXCURSION 2/6. FOR GLORIOUS KAWAU—SUN., 9.45 a.m. DAY EXCURSION 4/10. WATKIN & WALLIS, 42-460, 45-707. D if BRADNEY AND SONS, j • TO OSTEND DIRECT. ; Leave Auckland : Leave Ostend : Thur.. 25th, 6.30 p.m. Fri., 26th, 7 a.m., 3 Fri.. 2Utli, 9.30 a.m.. p.m. H. 30 p.m. _ Sat.. 27th, 7 a.m. Sat.. 27th. 1.45 p.m. ami on arrival of • 1.45 p.m. trip. 23 ; T3ANGITOTO, MOTUIHI, AND . ISLINGTON BAY. LAUNCHES leave Launch Steps. TLESDAY TO THURSDAY, 10 a.m Phone 42-133. 44-599. - :x24 N. J. INGLIS. TOILET SPECIALISTS. ATISS McELWAIN—Facial Rejuvenation, new discovery.—H.B. Bldgs., 30-845. TH