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Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 48, 26 February 1937, Page 16

I AMUSEMENTS. \ ~M iIK 7 — PLAZA \ Direction : Amalgamated Theatre?. Ltd. 11 a.m. — 12.30 —- 2.30. — 5 anil S p.m. A 111 ill TO-DAY! TO-DAY! GRAND GALA PREMIERE OF The Academy Award Winner . . . — VICTOR McLAGLEN — — VICTOR McLAGLEN — — VICTOR McLAGLEN — — VICTOR McLAGLEN — — VICTOR McLAGLEN — — VICTOR McLAGLEN — — VICTOR McLAGLEN — — VICTOR McLAGLEN — IN The "vtagnificent tjrute," he -Magnificent -"ruth." The \f agnificext t>rute." HE AGNIFICEXT -^RI'TE." THE \f AGNIFICEXT T> RUTE." * HE -"A AGNIFICEXT -*-*RUTE," From the Liberty Magazine Story, "Big," by Owen Francis. Universal Special Attraction, With BINNIE BARNES, JEAN DIXON, and HENRY ARMETTA. He could heat up everybody in town, but a frail blonde slapped him flown! A Samson until he met his Delilah— a lighting tiend and a fool for blondes. ACTION, ROMANCE, SPECTACLE AND COMEDY. A HUMAN STORY THAT WILL STIR THE HEART OF EVERY MAN AND WOMAN. Recommended by Censor for Adult*. ADVANCE PLAN AT THEATRE OR PHONE 41-581). - I|| f * | PRINCESS" And laturday. j | DOMINION BP. Phone 21-439 WILLIAM POWELL In the Season's Funniest Comedy, "MY MAN GODFREY." ANN SOTHERN, GENE RAYMOND, I ERIC BLORE, in a Snappy, Happy Hit, "SMARTEST GIRL IX TOWN." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. Grand Double Feature - Matinee Tomorrow, 2 p.m. Programme as above. state""T Awd" lattftday. | DEVON PORT j Phone 22-101. JANE (Ginger) WITHERS In her Happiest Hit, "PEPPER." Also JACK LONDON'S outdoor epic, —— "CONFLICT." Both Approved Universal Exhibition. | Monster Double Feature Matinee Tomorrow. 2 p.m. Programme as above. iOJTi A rriT? T To-night at S CllAiri | And Saturday. ONEHUNGA. I _ Phone 12-344. ; \\ DICK FORAN , 1 ' The Singing .Cowboy's Best Hit, j . "TRAILIN' WEST." ! LORETTA YOUNG. ' CONSTANCE I BENNETT, SIMONE SIMON, JANET : GAYNOR In " LADIES IN LOVE." Both Approved for Universal Exhbn. Special Dick Foran Matinee To-morrow-, J 2 p.m. — 7 Attractions. 1 | ADELPHI " 1 RICHMOND AT. Phone 27-23-1 i WARNER OLAND in his latest and I ' greatest mystery Ait, 1 " CHARLIE CHAN AT THE RACETRACK." Recommended by Censor for Adults. \ DICK FORAN (the Singing Cowboy) in a Western ThriUer, " TRAILIN' WEST." * Approved for Universal Exhibition. \ Grand Double Feature Matinee Toi morrow, 2 p.m. Programme as above, Comedies, Cartoons, etc. f DE LUXE To-night at S i I MT. ALBERT. Phone 40-104. I" Dick Powell, Joan Blondell in a Musical, "STAGE STRUCK." James Dunn in a Comedy Hit, "DON'T GET PERSONAL." Both Approved Universal Exhibition. Matinee To-morrow at 2 p.m. | show* ,"i • i ■■ AUCKLAND SHOW. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27. Frank de Lyall has the honour to present WORLD FAMOUS ST. MORITZ SKATERS ST. MORITZ SKATERS ST. MORITZ SKATERS In a SENSATIONAL AND FASCINATING ACT. Seldom have New Zealand Show Crowds been privileged to see such a world-famous act—an act performed before crowded audiences in the larger i < theatres of London, New York, Parts , ( and Berlin, teeming with thrills, yet combining grace, poise and beauty, and acknowledged by, leading pressmen as the world's greatest Skating Act. THRILLING! COLOURFUL! SPECTACULAR! * ] i YOU'LL HOLD. YOUR BREATH AS < THESE DARING . ARTISTS PERFORM THEIR SENSATIONAL AND DANGEROUS FEATS, YET WITH THAT RHYTHMICAL GRACE THAT MAKES THEIR ACT- SO UNFORGETTABLE ! DON'T FAIL TO SEEST. MORITZ SKATERS, WONDERS ON WHEELS! AN OPPORTUNITY YOU CANNOT AFFORD; TO MISS! J? ' JUMBLE SALES. TTMBLE Sale, Ponsonby Boys' Bandroom, 1 ° To-morrow (Saturday), at 2 p.m. 26 \