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

AMUSEMENTS. .diiiiil liiiiih. TT _„ " THEODORA GOES WILD. IRENE DUNNE. SEASON CONCLUDES TO-DAY. Then Theodora loaves for Hamilton. | MAJESTIC | Sessions: 11, U Approved for ('nivvrsal Exhxoitxon. ("MAJESTIC , 111 : TO-MORROW ■ AT 10.30! 11111 l YET ANOTHER DOUBLE ENTERTAINMENT From METKO-GOLDWYX-MAYER. COMEDY AND MYSTERY. | FIRST f THREE RAHS AND 3000 LALGUS -

Cows in the Chapel —- A Fiddling Professor : Old romaiiccs getting a new start on the campus. It's a get together ol' the screen's funniest cast of cut ups • XJN-V CHARLES t:_\a CHAIiI.ES JJ'W CHARLES MERKEL — BUTTERWORTH MERKEL — BUTTERWORTH MERKEL — BUTTERWORTH MERKEL — BUTTERWORTH WE VC7ENT rpO f COLLEGE." e * * ent - 1 o College." " \T T E AT TENT rTH) / COLLEGE." •• VV E ** ENT -*-(> " WTK VX7ENT rp() / COLLEGE." .. VY K WENT J-O COLLEGE." Yes, tliey went to college . . . "out that was years ago . . . when Charles Butterworth gained fame by leading the first cow into chapel. WALTER AHEL ■was one of the Football Immorta.'S. HUGH HERBERT Was a Hull Fiddle I'layer. (Now he's - a Professor.) Approved for Universal Exhibition. I SECONiTT A TURN OF THE WHEEL. She laughed at the Killer's Warn'ng. PRICE MARGARET BRI'CE MARGARET BRUCE MARGARET CABOT LINDSAY CABOT LINDSAY CABOT LINDSAY CABOT LINDSAY "QINNEIt rpAKES \ LL." J-AKES •' OINNER mAKES \ LL." " A AKES -^-LL." SINNER mAKES A LL." INNER J-AKES -**-LL." . . . a cut of the cards ... a toss of the dice . . life is a gay gamble with "sinner" take all ! . . . A beautiful spitfire of a girl thought she cbuld beat the world at its own game . . and then she found herself in the tightest spot ot anybody's young life! . . A BEAUTIFUL HEIRESS. Three members of her family murdered . . and she is scheduled to be No. 4 ! . . . Plenty of excitement . . . Plenty of surprises . . as she gambles romance, wealth and life itself on one last desperate play. A grand cast of players . . . plus M.G.M.'s usual Hair for the best in a screen show! Recommended by Censor for Adults. I'lajis at Majestic. Phone 43-210 for Reservations. W? 1 " THE LONDON." | » FIRST-CLASS

Adults: FEATURES. Res.: 6d T HE B AND 1 3LAYS 0 N 1/ 6d •Tpilß UNKNOWN -yyoMAN." J/ 0(J Both Approved Universal Exhibition « . _ , Entire Change To-morrow. -1/ 6d THE LONDON ° pp - 1/ |_TUDOR P »fS ! S& . This Evening at S. (Winter Starting Time.) =§ LIONEL BARRYMORE, = MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN -3 and FRANK LAWTON in = "THE DEVIL DOLL." Recommended by Censor for Adults. Thrilling and Novel Drama. To-morrow : Franchot Tone, Jean Harlow and Cary Grant in **S U Z Y." A Merry Comedy of Mix-ups ! Recommended by Censor for Adults. I STRAND I °NBHU Na A. | O A J.V-fX-L'N U | Phone 12-3 SO. =_ TO-NIGHT — FAMILY NIGHT. Double-Star Attractions. —■ —■ Claude Rains — Fav Wray in = •CLAIRVOYANT." Recommended hu Censor lor Adults. And the Greatest Laugh Ever. "ON OUR SELECTION." Approved ]<ir Universal Exhibition. Admission. !<d nnil Hi). 1 GAIETY CINEWyTAKAPUNA. ~~ To-night. Bette Davis and Franchot Tone in "DANGEROUS." Approved for Universal Exhibition. | AMBASSADOR Robert Donat—Elissa Landi iu = " THE COUNT OF MONTE CRISTO." One of the Truly Glorious Pictures of nil time. Approved for Universal Exhibition. " Adults, 1/, 1/6; Children (id and 9d. DANCING. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! 8 Till 12. NEW ROMANOS CABARET, 132. KARANGAHAPB ROAD. AUCKLAND'S MOST POPULAR MODERN DANCE CLCff 3rd Heat Amateur Foxtrot' Competition. Monte Carlo and Lucky Number Dance. Chocs., Cigs., Streamer and Twilight Dances. A night of enjoyment for all. Best Hall Best Management, Best Music. Music Rendered by ART LARKIVS ROMANOS ORCHESTRA. Ladies, 1/; Gents, 1/6. Supper Provided. x 29 A. McKENZIB, M.C. ODBRNJ)A N C I N G, AMBASSADORS' HALL. Dominion Road (2nd Section). FINAL NIGHT OF MODERN DANCING. MUSIC BY THE FAMOUS BLIND INSTITUTE BAND. Supper Provided. Ladies 1/. Gents 1/6. J. W. GOODHBW. M.C. OABARE T I G H T. In Aid of Tamaki Yacht Club Queen, at the PIG AND WHISTLE, Mission Bay, SATURDAY, MAY 1. Dancing 8-12. Novelties Galore. Fun for All. Don't Miss the Bus for this Special Night. ADMISSION, 1/. 20 ART LAKKINS and his Dance Baud.—• Inquiries Phone 27-459. B tTITnD Institute, Auckland's Most Brilliant Band : old-time and modern.— Bo* 8, Newmarket. Phone 45-S7O. B j SIIALFOO.VS Dance Band Bureau; 8 i•" Bands available. —Atwaters Pianos. B