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Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 54, 5 March 1937, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. mr.Ti fiTfn •' frnjfi 11 11 n 1 J STRAND. 11! i I Ulll' 11», > 11111111111 Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. Continuous Sessions: 11.0. 2.1.1. 5.0 and 8.0. 1 RETURNED I 1 BY INSISTENT DEMAND, j FRED ASTAIRE— —GINGER ROGERS FRED ASTAIRE— —GINGER ROGERS EDWARD EVERETT lIORTON, HELEN RRODERICK. In R.K.f >.'s " TOP HAT" " TOP HAT" " TOP HAT" " TOP HAT" Apprnrrd 1 itiin xnl I'.rh iliitinn <_ See Them Dance the Picci>lin > ! WSM NATIONAL, NATIONAL, i """r! Queen gt. Phone 42-169 Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. CONTINUOUS SESSIONS: 11—2—5— S. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT i WE PROUDLY PRESENT " ANTHONY ADVERSE." "ANTHONY ADVERSE." Hem'ey Allen's Inspired Novel, " ANTHONY ADVERSE." THE MOTION PICTURE ACHIEVEMENT OF THE DECADE. " ANTHONY ADVERSE." " ANTHONY ADVERSE." " ANTHONY ADVERSE." " ANTHONY ADVERSE." "ANTHONY ADVERSE." The most mngnlllront romance of the . . . Love flowering under the skies of France . . . Flaniins nniler the snn of Italy . . . Smouldering under the stars of Cuba . . . Throbbing to the tom-tom in the jungles of Africa. ALL THE WORLD ITS STAGE. IT KNOWS NO BOUNDS — IT HAS NO PEEK. With FREDRIC MARCH FREDRIC MARCH as ANTHONY. OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND, as ANCELA. ANITA LOUISE -CLAUDE RAINS. !»S FEATURED PLAYERS. AND CAST OF THOUSANDS. THE MOST IMPORTANT PICTURE OF A 1,1, TIME. THE CREATES!' ADVENTUREROMANCE THE SCREEN HAS ' EVER BROUGHT YOU. Recommended bu Censor lor Adults. And It Screens At The NATIONAL TO-NIGHT. I PRINCESS ! Ami"'sa tii rda y S I DOMINION HP. [ Phone 21 139 (Singing Sensation of "Show Boat."J PAUL ROBESON in ' " SONG OF FItEEDOM." ' j DICK FORAN (Singing Cowboy) ■ j In a fast-moving Action Drama, i | "Gl'N'S OF THE PECOS." |i Both Approved f<. r ( ni versa I f.'xhhtn. i MATINEE TO MORROW AT 2 P.M. | | Same Programme As Above. | ADELPHI [ t RICHMOND AV. | Phone 27-2^5 HERBERT MARSHALL —SIMONE i " GIRLS' S DORMITORY." , PAT O'BRIEN in " CHINA CLIPPER." Both Approved for l iiivcrxal K-rhbtn. " China Clipper," et at j I'll MATINEE SAT., 2 p.m. 7 Attractions. I I ALEXANDRA] Irso'sau.nh-y I | GREEN LANE. I Plione IW-0-IT. I I WARNER or.AND in Racing Mystery, 1 ! " CHARLIE CHAN AT TIIE I j RACE TRACK." j Recommended by Censor lor Adults. I I NICK FORAN (Singing Cowboy) in ! "GUNS OF THE PECOS." Approved for ('nin rsnt Kxhlhition. j MATINEE TO-MORROW AT 2 P.M. I Same Procramme As Above. BROADSIDING. WESTERN yQv SPRINGS WESTERN 2m) SPRINGS WESTERN s&jkgj, SPRINGS SPEEDWAY. SPEEDWAY. TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, FRIDAY, MARCH 5. 1/ — BARGAIN NIGHT. — 1/ TO-NIGHT. ADULTS, 1/; CHILDREN, 6d. For the convenience of Late Night Shoppers, A FULL PROGRAMME OF EVENTS WILL COMMENCE AT 8.30 P.M. (Boys' Scooter Championships, S p.m.) 1001 —THRILLS — 1001 PUTT MOSSMAN Will thrill you with his PUTT MOSSMAN Amazing Stunts on his PUTT MOSSMAN Big White 4-cylinder PUTT MOSSMAN ilmlian Motor Cvrjle, PUTT MOSSMAN assisted by MISS DESSIE GRANT and FEB WEE, THE CLOWN. 1937 TEST ELIMINATION RACES To Select Leading Riders for Official N.Z. v. AMERICAN TEST MATCH. Riders from Wellington, Palin°rston North, and Christchurch, and the AUCKLAND RIDERS. HORSESHOE PITCHING ENIIIBITION By PUTT MOSSMAN. ONE-LAP OBSTACLE RACE. See Putt Attempt to Crash Through ' 3 BOARD WALLS ON FIRE! Can He Do It? 8 P.M. — SCOOTER CHAMPIONSHIPS. Boys under 15. Plenty of Prizes. For the Last Time in New Zealand. SEE PUTT MOSSMAN RIDE HIS SPEEDWAY BIKE OVER THE TOP OF A MOVING MOTOR CAR, HIS MOST DARING AND SPECTACULAR STUNT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! ADULTS, 1; ; CHILDREN, od. 5 FOR PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, MOTOR TRIPS, RAILWAY NOTICES, MEETINGS, ETC., ADVTS., SEE PAGE THREE.