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Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 113, 14 May 1937, Page 14

AMUSEMENTS. X M\ illlK / « £— PLAZA J \ j Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. 11 A.M.—12.30—-'.30—3 AND 8 P.M. TO-DAY HEY KIDS! HERE'S A REAL SHOW FOR YOU, YOUR PARENTS, AND YOUR GRANDPARENTS. JANE WITHERS JANE WITHERS JANE WITHERS JANE WITHERS «, AXT JANE WITHERS „ £AN JANE WITHERS CAN JANE WITHERS THIS BE JANE WITHERS THIS BE JANE WITHERS DTXTF?" JANE WITHERS THXTF ?" JANE WITHEPS JANE WITHERS JANE WITHERS i JANE WITHERS JANE WITHERS V Approved for Universal Exhibition. 20TH CENTURY-FOX SPECIAL, WITH SLIM SUMMERVILLE, SARAH HADEN and HELEN WOOD. Jane'.i first real musical comedy and she really gets a chance to show you what she can do. - — HEAR THESE SONGS — ;j "Pick, Pick, Pickaninny." : = "Uncle Tom's Cabin Is a Cabaret Now." ■ I "Does You Wanna Go to Heaven." : "It's Julep Time in Dixie Land." | THE "FUN" SHINES ALL THE TIMEMUSIC, DANCES AND ENSEMBLES. WITH JANE'S RADIANT SMILE BROADER THAN EVER. i THE PICTURE THAT GIVES HER THE FINAL LIFT TO ' THE TOP. PLAN NOW OPEN AT THEATRE OR PHUNE 41-58(i. i om a rrvni T To-night at 7.43 OlAlJii I a i ßo Saturday. DEVONPORT. I Phone 22-101. „ i NOTE: New Starting Time, rj AK Nightly. J '^'* LILY PONS, JACK OAKfE, GENE RAYMOND, THAT GIRL FROM PARIS. FRANK McHUGH. GUY KIBBEE, JOAN BLONDELL, " 3 MEN ON A HORSE." Botn Approved for Universal Exhibition. MATINEE TO-MORROW, SAT., 2 p.m. "3 Men on a Horse," News, Comedy, I Cartoons, etc. 7 BIG ATTRACTIONS. I IJ<A/rpt>C>QC« f To-night & Sat. HilVlr ttJliOO I Newß session 7.30 NEWTON. I Phor.e 27-077. I THE IDEAL, FAMILY PROGRAMME. SHIRLEY TEMPLE In Her Greatest Triumph, " DIMPLES." I Also, WILLIAM BOYD j In Clarence B. Mulford's I "HOPALONG CASSIDY RETURNS." I Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. I MATINEE TO-MORROW, SAT., 2 p.m. Same Programme as above. '[ r\Tji t TTYXP [ To-nignt at 8 I JJJb LUAHi l A i so sat., 2& 8 I MT. ALBERT. | Phcne 40-104 || I The Year's Most Important Picture, FREDIUC MARCH I I In Hervey Allen's Inspired Novel, I "ANTHONY ADVERSE." II I Recommended by Censor for Adult*. j ttt-M fNorthcote. To-night and I JVIJNLT O J Sat . Usua i free Bus. PAUL KOBESON, Star of "Show Boat," "SONG OF FUOEDOM." Approved for Universal Exhibition. REGENT j T o-night at 7.45 EPSOM. l_ Phone 14-142. Clark Gable, Marion Da vies in "CAIN AND MABEL." And Bing Crosby in "RHYTHM ON THE RANGE." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. MATINEE SAT., 2 P.M. RUGBY FOOTBALL. Jgk BRILLIANT BACKS! MARIST v. PONSONBY, MARIST v. PONSONBY, 3 P.M. 'VARSITY v. TECHNICAL, 'VARSITY v. TECHNICAL, 1.30 P.M. TO-MORROW, SATURDAY. EDEN PARK. EDEN PARK. Admission: Ground, 1/; .Ladies, 6d; Schoolboys, 3d; Stand. 1/ extra. MANUKAU v. TRAIN. COLL. 3 P.M. SHOW GROUNDS OVAL. Ground and Stand, 1/. OTAHUHU v. GRAFTON, 3 P.M. i STURGES PARK. Ground, 6d. COLLEGE RIFLES v. NORTH SHORE, 3 P.M. DEVONPORT GROUND. :14 /COLLEGE RIFLES' FOOTBALL CLUB. FOURTH GRADE. Members of above Team are requested to meet Astor Hotel, Symonds Street, 2 P.M. SHARP, TO-MORROW (Saturday), " 13/5/37. , r xl 4 A. BARKER, Secretary. " fTIECHNICAL OLD BOYS' RUGBY A FOOTBALL CLUB. _, SECOND GRADE V. WAITEMATA. " Bus leaves top Symonds St. on Saturday = at 1.30 p.m. x! 4 - DYERS AND CLEANERS. 7. Shampooing, Specialists; latest A vJ process. Domestic Vacuum Co., 44-600 D