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

AMUSEMENTS. Direction : Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. — 4 SESSIONS TO-DAY — 11 A.M.—2.15—5 P.M.—B P.M. SHIRLEY'S VERY BEST PICTURE. Sho Dances . . . Slip Shiss Five New and Csltrjiy Sung Hits SHIRLEY TEMPLE SHIRLEY TEMPLE SHIRLEY TEMPLE SHIRLEY TEMPLE SHIRLEY TEMPLE SHIRLEY TEMPLE SHIRLEY TEMPLE SHIRLEY TEMPLE SHIRLEY TEMPLE SHIRLEY TEMPLE SHIRLEY TEMPLE SHIRLEY TEMPLE A Cloudburst of Melody and Happiness. "STO W A W A Y," "STOWA W A Y," "STO W A W A Y," A Twentieth Century Tux Special. With ALICE FAYE. ROBERT YOUNG, EUGENE PALLETTE, ARTHUR TREACHER. A picture thrill-filled and exciting! Shirley talking and singing Chinese! Romance in glittering Shanghai! A glamorous cusr of great stars! Gordon and Kegel's latest song hits! A gripping story—a surprise dramatic climax! THE IDEAL FAMILY SHOW. CIVIC TO-DAY! Approved for Universal Exhibition. I CRYSTAL ~ RIALTO \ ! PALACE & RIALTO| i MT. EDEN. NEWMARKET. 1 I I'bone 14-.~i73. Phone 46-009. I 1| Final Screening at Hotli Theatres. i T<>-NIGHT AT 8 P.M. HKNKY FONDA. V\T PATERSON. MARY BRIAN, "SPENDTHRIFT." Approved for Universal Exhibition. WALTER ABEL. ktrude MICHAEL , " SECOND WIFE." Recommended bu Censor for Adults. COMING TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). VT 2 P.M. AND 7.45 P.M. I " LLOYDS OF LONDON." Approved lor Universal Exhibition. M VTINEK TO-MORROW, SAT.. 2 p.m. •Lloyds of London," News, Cartoon, 1 C»med_v, Sport Thrills. Musical, etc. I _j-_ l{U} ATTUA< TIONS— 7 J nDTMPPQQ T To-night at 7.43 FKHNUHiOO lalsjq sat., 2 & 7.45 j DOMINION BD. I Phone l"»-43». XOTE • New Starting Time, >T Nightly. * •'*"•' u 3 SMART GIRLS " _ ■ " 3 SMART GIRLS " j . | " 3 SMART GIRLS " I Musical " 3 SMART GIRLS " | s s couo r m | " 3 SMART GIRLS " Approved for Universal Exhibition. FRED MacMURRAY, " TEXAS RANGERS." Recommended b<l Censor for Adults. MATINEE TO-MORROW, SAT., i P.M. " Same Programme as above. I ALEXANDRA Y^lJ£?Zn I GREEN LANE. i Phone 16-647. GEORGE ARLISS \ Great Star in a Personal Triumph, "EAST MEETS WEST." Recommended by Censor for Aaults. COMING TO-MOKROW (SAT.). KAY FRANCIS ill "SWEET ALOES."! Ucuoiumintted by Censor tor Adults .\!?<j. "RHYTHM ON THE RANGE." Approved for Universal Exhibition. SPECIAL AT THE MATINEE. 2 P.M. I •Rhythm on the Itaniie." Comedy, Cartoon, Miisiciil. etc. LAST O Xsx & I^AYS of the SPECIAL CORONATION PIANO EXHIBITION iM-ing held ill the • UNITY HALL, 325. UPPER QUEEN STREET. AUCKLAND (A few doors above the Town Hall). I'.v CHAS. BEGG & CO., LTD. Whatever you c!o don't miss I lie opportunity of visiting this I'niqui* IvNliibition. Itcmemlier there are Only -J Days to u'o before it closes. Open Daily from J..".0 to ."i p.m., and from 7.30 p.m. to I<> p.m. Also Every Evening. VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL ITEMS By Auckland's Leading Artists. ADMISSION KKIUO. CHAS. BEGG & CO., LTD., For 70 Years N.Z.'s Leading Piano House. 15 ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. AT ITS BEST! BLANDFORD PARK, TO-MORROW. 1.30 P.M.. NTH. SHORE v. PONSONBY. NTH. SHORE v. PONSONBY. 3 P.M. THISTLE v. COMRADES. THISTLE v. COMRADES. 14 DANCING. \ KARANA DANCE CLUB. x\- LABOUR HALL. TO-NIGHT, DANCING. MAY 14. Presenting TOMMY MORGAN AND HIS AKARANA RHYTHM ACES. Sub., Ladies 1/, Gents 1/ti. Supper provided. 14 .1. RUBB. M.C. MASONIC — Belgium St. — TO-NIGHT. KIO GRAND NIGHT REVELLERS. 1/ Ladies — Gents 1/. OLD-TIME AND MODERN. 14 J Q A T U R D A Y, MAY 15 ST. PATRICKS DANCE. MANCHESTER UNITY HALL. Good Supper. AL. CLARK'S ORCHESTRA. Subscription : Gents, 2/ : Ladies. 1/0. 15 QATUKDAY 8 P.M. SATURDAY. O TAMAKI YACHT CLUBHOUSE, CORONATION DANCE. Aid funds for Yacht Club's Queen. Modern and Old-time Dances. Al. Clark's Band. Supper. Popular Prices. :15 BIRD SHOW. NORTH SHORE CANARY AND CAGE BIKD CLUB. THIRD ANNUAL SHOW, To be held in the PARISH HALL. ANZAC STREET, TAKAPUNA, TO-DAY AND ALL DAY SATURDAY.