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Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 88, 15 April 1937, Page 28

- AMUSEMENTS. — LAST DAY _ — BOBBY BREEN _ IN "RAINBOW ON THE RIVER " -Um™™ for Universal \ A\\\ Mk~? — p LAZA ___^ Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd " a.m. - 12.30 - 2 . 30 - 5 and 8 p.m." TO-MORROW — TO-MORROW -™E_MOST_DISCUSSED PRODUCTION OF THIS OR ITS SHEER BEAUTY CAUSED BAX g nit'CjiSED IX THREE COUNTRIES TO BE~T,IFTKI). WAR V * E , U BROS.. PRODUCERS OF , Midsummer Nlghta Drealn," amt P »Ak Blood -" "Anthony Adverse," and Chargo of the Light Brigade" Proudly Present "THE "THE GREEN PASTURES," GREEN PASTURES," GREEN PASTURES," GREEN PASTURES," GREEN PASTURES," GREEN PASTURES," GREEN PASTURES," GREEN PASTURES," GREEN PASTURES," GREEN PASTURES," GREEN PASTURES," GREEN PASTURES," GREEN PASTURES," GREEN PASTURES," With A CAST OF THOUSANDS. INCLUDING THE FAMOUS HALL-JOHNSON CHOIR, RENDERING INSPIRING CHORUSES. IT'S MORE THAN A PICTURE. IT'S AN EXPERIENCE THAT WILL STAY WITH YOU FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE. Recommended by Censor for Adults. SPECIAL BOOKING FACILITIES. PREFERENTIAL PLANS ON VIEW AT THEATRE OR PHONE 41-556. NO FREE LIST. ] PftT'NrPTrQCI i Final Screening. I .r.KIINL'.&O& To-night at S I DOMINION KD, I Phone ir>-439. C j GUEST NIGHT Da W. C. FIELDS. BABY LE ROY, 6d "IT'S A GIFT." „, Approved lor Universal Exhibition. 6a ROBERT YOUNG, BINNIE BARNES. g/1 "THERE'S ALWAYS TO-MORROW." "" Recommended ft;/ Censor for Adults. ADELPHI I Finnl s * reeuii, s - I To-nigtit et 8 RICHMOND AV. I Phone i>7235 6d — GUEST NIGHT — 6d LORETTA YOUNG, WARNER OLAND 6d > "SHANGHAI." gjj EDWARD G. ROBINSON In R i "PASSPORT TO FAME." Oμ Rnth Recommended Censor tor Adults. I REGENT | To . nishtatßp . m . I EPSOM. I Phone 14-142. ERROL FLYNN, OLIVIA DE HAVILAND " CHARGE OF THE LIGHT BRIGADE." Approved for Universal Exhibition Also, "THE MARCH OF TIME," Series 2. Full Supporting Programme. PIRATE SHIPPE, MILFOIJD BEACH. OLD - TIME DANCE CARNIVAL. EVERY SATURDAY. See Saturday's " Star" for Special Transport Arrangements. 15 WRESTLING. TOWN A HALL. TOWN NfV? HALL. TOWN /£jj HALL. TUESDAY. TUESDAY, ANOTHER SENSATIONAL MATCH. RAY RICHARDS RAY RICHARDS RAY RICHARDS (6ft lin—over 17 etone). Will he be strong enough to break the Octopus Clamp and smash his -way to victory against LOFTY BLOMFIELD? LOFTY BLOMFIELD? LOFTY BLOMFIELD? Last Monday's match was a thriller this one should be better. After the experience of last Monday's packed house, you are advised to book early at Reg. Lewis, corner of Queen ' and Fort Streets. PLAN NOW OPEN. RUGBY FOOTBALL. OF JUNIOR pLAYERS. AH Junior Players requiring to bo Weißlied-in. and who arc unable to attend lit their Clul. Training Sheds, MUST at ten nt the Drill Mull, Rutland Street ' APRIL 1(i or S.i. ItPtWOfli the hours 'of 7 p.m. and 11.30 p.m. All players in restricted BNicleH MUST. Iμ. weighed before the commencement of the season. AUCKLAND RUGBY FOOTBALL UNION Xl 5