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

AMUSEMENTS. LAST TWO DAYS! TO DAY AT 11—2.15—8 P.M. ST. JAMES' THEATRE. Direction : Sir Benjamin Fuller. TOM WALLS 1 TOM WALLS — In — •' TAIS HONOUR T>RIGHT," '* J-'ISUONOUR -"RIGHT," — With — BETTY ST< ICKFI ELD, | DIANA CHURCHILL, Plans at the Theatre To-day from 10 a.m. Phone .",2 rt.'c, Rccnmmrndal bu Censor for Adults. " NEXT FRIDAY! 1 - NEXT FRIDAY! THE I'R< lIH'CEI!S OF "SAN FRANCISCO' 1 I 'RESENT THEIR NEXT I. I ANT i:.Nf l/RI'A INME.Vr: TRULY .1 oA N i.'RAWFOIt I: >'S <i R E ATEST~rT>LE ■ . AND ANOTHER 77 I~PST AM 11 M i TRIUMPH FOB HANDSOME ■, 808 TAYLOR! 3 | JOAN CRAWFORD JOAN CRAWFORD ; JOAN CRAWFORD i JOAN CRAWFORD JO AN CRAWFORD JOAN CRAWFORD JOAN CRAWFORD — ami — ROBERT TAYLOR | ROBERT TAYLOR ! ROBERT TAYLOR • ROBERT TAYLOR ROBERT~~TAYLOR ROBERT TAYLOR ROBERT TAYLOR in Metro-Goldwyn .Mayer's thrilling production of " THE GORGEOUS HUSSY," " x iIE GORGEOUS HUSSY." " THE GORGEOUS HUSSY," " THE GORGEOUS HUSSY," " THE GORGEOUS HUSSY," " THE GORGEOUS HUSSY," " THE GORGEOUS HUSSY," — with — FRANCHOT TONE, FRANCHOT TONE, FRANCHOT TONE, FRANCHOT TONE, FRANCHOT TONE, MELVYN rkOUGLAS, elvyn las Lionel "oarrymorh, lONEL ■OAHRYSMRH, JAMES STEWART. MORE LACRKLS FOR LOVELY JOAN . . . TEAMED FOR THE FIRST TIME WITH POPULAR 808 TAYLOR IN THE THRILL IN<; DRAMA OF A CI.AMOROUS GIRL WHO WON THE HEARTS OF MEN . . . THE HATRED Ol 1 WOMEN . . . AN"[) RII.ED A NAT 11 INS I) EST IN Y ! A Brilliant Associate Programme ♦•eludes . . . i " MARCITOF TIME, 1937, ~~| j No. 2." | ADVANCE BOOKINGS . . . lire <iymil;i)•]»> hi the Thoiitro now . . Ho \vi>r . . . make ji'iir reservations early. Approved for Universal Exhibition. PKTKIS PAN Tn.MTriHT 9 " PETER PAN j peter pan WEDNESDAY!! PETER PAN , , ~ I'E'l'Eß PAX •' 1 M. 1 ° 1 A.M. PETER PAN •' I>M - TO 1 A.M. PETER PAX 11 , 1> M TO 1 A.M. PETER PAN DANCING TO peter YAs THEO WALTERS' peter pan FAMOUS BAND. PETER PAX ... , , "PETER PAX S " 1 ' 1 11 ■ I''- Supper PPTKU P\N at Popular Prices. i'.V? special peter pax ANNOUNCEMENT! PETER PAN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY PETER PAN NEXT! PFTFR P\ X Frederick Carr takes pride i>i.'ti.'i( t)\ v i" presenting for TWO ,'K NIGHTS ONLY, the SENada/;^\Vt, A ' STKAL,AN }:i*s eve & LEROI, PETER PAX EVE & LEROI, PETER PAN EVE & LEROI, PETER PAN Featuring "La Statuette." PETER PAN Seldom does a Cnbaret have I'ETKIt PAN 'he opportunity to procure PETER PAN such professional artists. The PETER PAN Management has pone to conPETER PAN sideralde expense to secure PETER PAN these dancers direct from j PETRI! PAN Australia for tlieir first and PETER P\N onlv appearance in Auckland. PETER PAN FOLLOW THE CROWD To PKTKR ;;AN; THE PETER PAN. PETER l'\N FRIDAY AND SAT I" RDAY. PETER PAN Suli . . . 2 <1 I inclusiveL PETER PAN Reserves hy Telephone 4<i-777, PETER PAN i ' extra. EXHIBITIONS. ART GALLERY, KITCHENER STREET. EXHIBITION OF AUSTRALIAN, BRITISH AND FOREIGN PICTURES, LENT BY THE NATIONAL GALLERY OF N.S.W.. 10 A?M. - 4.30 P.M. ADMISSION FREE. 24 JAMES MBLLING, Town Clerk. RAILWAY NOTICES. E\V 7. EAL AN D RAIL WAY S. KATIK ATI A. AND P. SHOW, 27 TH FEBRUARY, 1937. Special Excursion tickets available for return until Monday, Ist March, will be issued to Katikati from Paeroa, Taneatua and interim dime stations on 20th February. I and on Saturday, li7lli February, by trains! due to arrive Katikati not later than i 12.7 p.m. j The usual 11.1 a.m. Wailii-Tauranga train will leave Waihi 11.20 a.m.. Atheuree 11.41>, Katikati 12.7, arriving Taurar.ga 1.10 p.m. The usual 1.0 p.m. Taneatua-Paeroa goods train with car attached will be accelerated to leave Katikati 6.35 p.m., Waihi 7.50 p.m., arriving Paeroa 8.35 p.m. 24