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Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 100, 29 April 1937, Page 28

AMUSEMENTS. I llllllllllllliiiiiiriiillTlliiiiniiiuiilllllllliininiiillllil | Direction : Amalgamated Tiieatres. Ltd. Continuous Sessions : 11.0. 2.10, 5.0, 8.0. i~~7th WEEK.~| ALL SUPPORTS CHANGED YESTERDAY. "THREE SMART " THREE GIRLS." SMART " THREE GIRLS." SMART " THREE GIRLS." SMART GIRLS." singing by DEANNA DURBIN. DEANNA DURBIN. COMEDY by a Croat Array of Artists. Approved lor Un i versa I il.rhib ition. iHi NATIONAL, illlll gggl NATIONAL, Queen St. Phone 42-160 = HZ— Direction: Tlnatrcs. Ltd. CONTINUOUS SESSIONS: 11—II—u—S. FINAL SCREENING. CHARLIE CHAN «t ti.<- OPERA. The Year's Most Thriller. h'ecoin mended bjf Censor for Adults. Koehellp 11 udson---M irliaol W'halen, " WOMAN-WISE " Approved for Universal Exh ihi Hon.

I CRYSTAL PALACE | ! MT. KDKN Kl>. Phono 14-.VT3._J j To liiirhr only, at S o'clock. i! GINGER ROGERS, i! FRED ASTAIRE, j In " GAY DIVORCEE." "GAY DIVORCEE." llcriiinmfiiiltd by Censor for Adults. LARRY (TiTjSTEIt) CRABBE, j RAYMOND HATTOX, I In Zane G.fy's Outdoor Drama, : " ARIZONA RAIDERS." | Approved for Universal Exhibition. I RIALTO I Ton natit p°^y- ! NEWMARKET. | Phone 46-609. PRIXCESS TE I'UEA'S MAORI CONCERT PARTY In Aid of Centenary War Canoe Fund. Don't miss hearing IXIA TE WIATA, New Zealand s "Paul ltobesou," and tile beauty of the Action Songs, Hakas. etc.. and wonderful costumes. Popular Prices: 1/and 1/6. OiiPlmngii Cliiimpioii P.nnd in Attendance.' j STATE I ri " al Sheening I OXFHTIvpj i 10-night at 6 1 tI.NLIIUNGA. I'hon. 12-344. 6d _ GUEST NIGHT — 6d PRED MacMURRAY, MADGE EVANS g ( J "MEX WITHOUT NAMES." C r l GEXE RAYMOND "HOORAY FOR LOVE." OQpoth Approved for Universal Exhibition. j EMPRESS | s J,T O ',: n S I NEWTON. I I'lior.e gjj — GUEST NIGHT — aA EDMUND LOWE, GLORIA STUART, OU "LOTS OF FUN." 6d Recomw.ended by Censor for Adults. gj WALLACE FORD, MAItIAX MARSII, aA "IN SPITE OF DANGER." DO Approved for Universal Exhibition. I REGENT r» j EPSOM. [ JANE WITHERS In "PEPPER." LESLIE HOWARD, MERLE OBERON, In "THE SCARLET PIMPERNEL" Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. FOR BETTERMUSIC! SUPPERS! ENVIRONMENT! ENTERTAINMENT!

PAN^v. ~~~----^^KZ/srPrei^ —- TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), ALIGHT! DANCING 8 P.M. TILL 1 A.M. THEO WALTERS (Australia's Ace Showman), | And li is j FAMOUS BAND. Admission : 2/6 INCLUDING SUPPER 2/6 =iIII|SATURDAY NEXT !^= ADMISSION 2/6. ADMISSION 2/6. j DRESS OPTIONAL^ DANCING 8 P.M. TILL 12 P.M. TO THE JgAND OF 1937, Featuring —AUSTRALIA'S GREATEST SHOWMAN— , THEO WALTERS, j THEO WALTERS. | THEO WALTERS. | Also, A NOVEL CABARET ITEM. I— HARRY THOMPSON —, I (Wizard of the Month Organ). | DOORS OPEN AT 7.30 P.M. Manager NEIL EDGAR. SPORTING. WAIPA RACING CLUB, TE AWAMUTU. WINTER MEETING, SATURDAY, MAY 15, 1937. NOMINATIONS for All Bvents Close with Messrs. Blomfield and Co., Shortland Street, Auckland, at 5 p.m., and with the Secretary, T. 9 Awamutu, at 8 p.m. on FRIDAY, April 30, 1937. J. G. WYNYARb, Secretary. Telephone 177, Te Awamutu. 29 AUCKLAND RACING CLUB. GREAT NORTHERN STEEPLECHASE AND WINTER MEETINGS, 1937, JUNE 5, 9 and 12. NOMINATIONS for— Great Northern Hurdles of £1000 Great Northern Steeplechase of £1250 Winter Steeplechase of £750 Cornwall Handicap of £550 King tieorge 'Handicap of £450 York Handicap of £500 CLOSE on FRIDAY. APRIL 30, at FIVE O'CLOCK. FEES (£1 each) must accompany nominations. W. S. SPENCE, :29 Secretary.