AMUSEMENTS. A LAUGH TOPS EVERY | THRILLING MOMENT! Bt"7's first brilliant ultra modern screen comedy . . . packed with thrills and laughs . . . lavishly staged . . . gorgeously dressed: Frederick Lonsdale's sparkling witticisms kept a packed house last night in continual chuckles.' AGAIN TO-DAY AT 11— U.ls— S T.M. ST. JAMES' THEATRE Direction : Sir Benjamin Fuller. i IT'S THE SEASONS SMARTEST show: .... j Frederi -k Lonsdale's ■! "THE LAST "THE LAST "THE LAST O F OF MRS. CHE YNE Y " MRS. CHE YNE Y " | MRS. CHEYNEY" — With — WILLIAM POWELL j JOAN CRAWFORD ROBERT MONTGOMERY | FRANK MORGAN JESSIE RALPH BENiTA HUME, RALPH FORBES. riri'.liam A<si»« :at«' rroirrannne . . . " MARCH OF TIME." | . "The Morn: >n Church." "\'ae;ii ions in Winter." "Cnm-or U'>oipb." j OUR GANG COMI;HY, "Reunion in Rhythm." 1 "ROMANCE OF INDIGESTION," ; Robert Bcneliley (iiidity. BOOKINGS— art' hfiivy f-»r this « \ filing. rian< at the I'.-.K:;,- in the Main Foyer. by Censor for Adults. (M«ivi«» 1»a 11. I'ct«t I'an i'ahari-t, July S. » ! -PRINCE EDWARD- ! K'l I'll. 4«» Direction Sir IU.-njainin 1-*ul!»t. Pent rally lira tot]. Warm wV i'on\U<r tabic. TO-NIGHT AT 7.30. PICCADILLY TIM." ICi A I il LI Y *' I M," With MI:RY. j Ma 11 it* 1 1 Ivans Frank M«»r^nn. j Killir- . Fri«* Hl«»ro. F.»-:n-hU'y, IJalph F«»rhos. , \ I'VKVri KlO TN A T \NVi.\TTAN. * " I»VFNTFI;i) 1 N AMI ATT AN." | With .it-;an Ainiu ic. ' M»'<'r»'a. Ki'jlnal>l Owrn. ! MARCH OF AI fIME. No. 2. Comedy , . Cartoon . . News . . Etc.. Etc. BOX PLANS: I]"'^,:%" xirW i Fuiler 1 l.i > ward's / —s Pb-oo- 2;.o|t I BRITANNIACIj PONSONBY | ' I Three Lamps Terminus. ! W.irtn and Con, u.r; a to-. ,\e«sree„s |. in. • TWO SPECIAL AT'TR U'TbiNS ON THE : SAME PROGRAMME. 1 IRENE DUNNE, with GARY GRANT, in i "THEODORA GOES WILD." i MERLB oBBRoN and BRIAN AHIiRNE in "BELOVED ENEMY." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. ' i ! Fullrr-Jiu\ ward's / S l'i:une 'J'J IK* ; jl VICTORIA • i 7.",0 — to NIGHT — T.::o r": Marlene Dietrich. Charles Hover in '! " THE GARDEN OF ALLAH." ALICE BRADY" as "LADY* TUHIIS." Hoth Approvtd for Universal Exhibition. | Speial Coronation Pictures. ! I Jailer-1 lay ward's /• —v I'bone je,.o„; j I ( CINEMA (JGREY LYNN | ; .'iirre.v I rescent. To night at 7..'i0 p.m. 1 CENTRALLY HEATED. Walla«o H«»«»ry In "oI.D HI TCH " "OLD HUTCH " "OLD HITCH." "OLD HUTCH." The I lion 111- Quint upb r s in "HEART'S IN REI MtiN " "HEART'S IN JiEl NION," Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. REGENTJ,^ I Centrally llcated. To-night at 7.4.".. Phone l }-1 4^ CHARLES LAUGHTON, FREDRIC MARCH in "EES MISERABI.ES." Ann Shirley iu "T'A'u MANY' WIVES." Roth Reeommended Ini Censor lor htults COMMUNITY ' BIG TOWN HALL. ! WEDNESDAY at 12 Noon. Song Leader YERN'oN T. DRI'AV. Soprano. . MISS KATHLEEN I RANKLIN. Humour.. MISS BETTY BIRCH. At the Piano Mrs. Barrington Snow. I 1 AN OUTSTANDING OCCASION'. 3
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Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 156, 3 July 1937, Page 28
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