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

AMUSEMENTS. A DEVIL-MAY-CARE " MOUNTIE "... toin between love ami duty, poured out liis heart to this jrirl from another world! Haw thrilled you'll lit- when you hear him lead 300 ■■Mounties" in the rousing "SONU (if THE MOCNTIES" ami then lift his glorious voice to the tenderlv romantic strains of " ROSE MARIE, I LOVE YOT" and the haunting melody of -THE INDIAN 1..:V8 CALL'! TO-DAY! — AT — 11 — 2.15 — 5 P.M. — 8 P.M. ST. JAMES , THEATRE Direction : Sir Benjamin Fuller. Immortalised by the magic of the Screen set against the breath-taking beamy of the North-west . . . Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's " ROSE MARIE," " ROSE MARIE," " ROSE MARIE," " ROSE MARIE," " ROSE MARIE," " ROSE MARIE," — With — XJELSON T^DDY ELSON •t'DDY NELSON TT^DDY ELSON •L'DDV TT'DDY ELSON J-'DDY TEAXKTIK f BANKTTE Ji -AC- L 'OXALP, TBANETTE \fACT^ONALD, A AC J -'ONALP. TEANETTE ATACTAONALD, «J EANKVTE JI AC- L 'OXALD. ALLAN JONES — REGINALD OWEN JAMES STEWART. HEAR . . . "Rose Marie. I Love You." "Indian I.ovo Call," "Sonc of the Mounties," "Pardon Me. Madam," 'Serenade Just For You." etc., etc. SEE . . . The Spectaculnr Totem Pole Dance . . . The Autumn Corn Dance . . . The Musical Hide of :SOO Canadian Mounties . . . 100 Natrve Indian Warriors and Maidens^in Thrilling Tribal Dances. A Brilliant Associate Programme includes . . . " CINEMA CIRCUS," | Delightful Coloured Musical Revue. I " BAR-RAC'S NIGHT OUT," | Pete Smith Oddity. ~_\ BOX PLANS . . . for all four sessions to-day and for To-morrow and the First Week of the Season are on view in the Booking Office in the Main Foyer daily from 9.30 a.m. It wll be essential to reserve or come early! Approved for Universal Exhibition. "It's Sn Warm and Cosy." 1 the Capitol \ n «aE£f ß tS Randolph Scott and Frances Drake in "TOLL OF THE ROAD," Thrilling Story of Y'outh, Love and Danger. Approved for Universal Exhibition. Also Frances Dee, Brian Donlevy anil Charles Butterworth in " HALF ANGEL." A Splendid Comedy-Mystery. Recommended by Censor for Adults. Also "PHANTOM RIDER" Serial. Matinee To-morrow—W. C. Fields in "Poppy" (Universal). Cartoon, Comedy, Serial and NujiKet Shiny Shoe Club. 100—PRIZES—100 Pencil for Every Child. MAYFAIR SANDRINGHAM. Phone 12-093. Centrally Heated. To-night, also Sat. and ; Mon., 7.30 p.m. Special Children's Mat., I Sat., 2 p.m. Pulsating drama, gripping ! I action, thrilling romance. "THE LAST OF i j THE MOHICANS." Approved for Unirersai ' j Exhibition. With Randolph Scott. Binnie Barnes, Henry Wileoxon. Bruce C;ibot. Also, i tho glorious star and brilliant director of i "Little Women" brings the world another i great picture. "SYLVIA SCARLETT." Adult'. Recommendation. With Katharine Hepburn, Cary (irant. Brian Aherue. Edmund j Gwenn. Featuretti'S include "Orphan's Picnic." Coloured Cartoon. Be Wise — Book Now. Crowds ! Crowds ! Crowds ! . . . More Popular Than Ever . . . PAN^\^ Premier Cabaret.)^^ 8 - TONIGHT: TO-NIGHT! DANCING: 8.30 TILL 1 A.M. i 2/6 ! Including Supper | 2/6 | — "The Hand That's a Feature" — THEO WALTERS And His Augmented VELVET RHYTHM BAND. SPECIAL! Miss Natalie Mr. Matthew Stratton Stratton In Demonstrations of Modern Ballroom Dances. Manager NEIL EDGAR. HOCKEY. ifo TJEMUERA GROUNDS, \jfcf -*-* MARKET ROAD. TOMORROW. Qff jl ANOTHER GREAT GAME. SOMERVILLE V. ST. LUKE'S, 3.5 P.M. Also, Y.M.C.A. V. GRAMMAR 0.8., 3.5 P.M, UNIVERSITY V. MT. EDEN. Admission 6d, Stand Free. I Papatoetoe Buses leave Commerce St., at 1.30 p.m. 14 MEETINGS. A UCKLAND T ITTLE mHEATRE QOCIETY. XfOTICE TO "\rBMBERS. All those interested In the active side of the Society (Stage Plays, Radio Plays and Play Readings) are requested to meet at the Studio at 8 p.m., TITONDAY, IT™ INSTANT, TOP FLOOR, SHORTS BUILDINGS, QUEEN STREET, C.I. ; 15 THE AUCKLAND CUTTERS' AND I'RESSERS' UNION. The Ordinary Monthly Meeting will be 1 held in the TRADES HALL, Hobson Street, on MONDAY, May 17, at 7.30 p.m. Business: General. W. S. MOXSOM, xl 4 Secretary. REMOVAL NOTICES. GP. MURRAY, DENTIST, • Late of Symonds Street, May now be Consulted at 213, PACIFIC BUILDINGS, Wellesley St. 1 Phone 45-206. A