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Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 234, 2 October 1937, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. — PLAZA \ Direclioti : A ma.ga mated Theutres, Ltd. 11 A _ " 30 _ 5 ANU 8 l> M — SECOND BIG WEEK — — SECOND BIG WEEK — ANI > ST ILL Gt»LNG ST lit >N< i— AN i > NO Wi >JS I >~|<; l{~| T' s~T lIK BEST I'M 'TURK SEEN IN AUCKLAND FPU .MANY A PAY. VV AK,; IT'' A Nl ' I IVK." "YVAKK r;i- \M> | IVK." " ' ' AKE " P L|VH " " W TAK|,; T r '' \ Nl> 1 IVK." "** AKK * P-* *- Nl> I^IVK" " VVTAKE | T P i Nil I IVK." " » ' AKK ' I» i«-Nli L|VK " WAKE T T l' \ND T IVK." Approval fur Universal l.'.r/ilhi I h,n WITH ALICE FAYE BEN BERNIE PATSY KELLY WALTER WINCHELL NED SPARKS JACK HALEY WISECRACKS. SONGS AND DANCES ENOUGH FOR SIX PICTURKS—YOU WILL ENJOY EVERY MINUTE. DON'T TAKE OUR WORDASK THOSE WHO HAVE SEEN IT! PLAN AT THEATRE. PHONE 41-SSH. j STATE | To " night nt 8 I ONEHUNGA. I Phone 12-344 VICTOR McLAGLEN, PRESTON FOSTER, In a thrilling coastguard story, 41 SEA DEVILS." Recommended by Censor for Adults. GRACE MOORE, CARY GRANT, "WHEN YOU'RE IN LOVE." Approved for Universal Exhibition. | STATE | Tonight at C I DEVONPORT. | O | Centrally Heated. I Phone 22-101 CLAUDETTE COLBERT, FRED MacMURRAY, In a story told in thrilling scenes and sweeping action. "MAID OF SALEM." WARNER OLAND, BORIS KARLOPF. 44 CHARLIE CHAN AT THE OLYMPICS." v Jloth Recommended bp Censor fir Adults empress i ?™'„sr:; 1 "! NEWTON I Phone 27 077 JANE WITHERS JANE WITHERS In her new whirlwind of mirth, l|| THE HOLY TERROR 111 HI THE HOLY TERROR |'| With EL BRENDEL. TONY MARTIN, and LEAH RAY. ■She's in the navy now, and she ceri tainly plays high Jinks. RICHARD ARLEN. LILLI PALMER, "GREAT BARRIER." I Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. I DE LUXE I Finnl Screening I MT. ALBERT. I '4<MO4 Dick Powell. Madeleine Carroll "On the avenue." Approved for Universal Exhibition George O'Brien. PARK AVENUE LOGGER. Recommended bu Censor for Adults. I l Nortllcoto. Final SoroonI U ° I ing. Usual Ei ee Bus. IRENE DUNNE in the Rollicking Romance "THEODORA GOES WILD." Tyrone Power. Lorettn Young, "LOVE IS NEWS." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition <^RATESHIPPE^> MILFORD BEACH "THE CABARET UNIQUE." SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2. I GRAND OLD-TIME DANCE. At which will be presented a Stage Setting from B. C. Stevenson's Delightful Opera, " DOROTHY," Depleting the Hop Pole Inn nnd Garden in Kent, 1740. MUSIC BY THE PIRATE SHIPPB ORCHESTRA (of 0 Instruments). Two Spacious Dance Floors (Upper and Lower Decks). Novelties and Favours exclusive to the Slilppe. BALLOONS MONTE CARLO. STREAMERS, etc. Scenic Settings by Edwurd Armltage. Free Bus Transport to and from Slilppe. Leaving Dcvonport 7.40 and 8.0 p.m. Bayswater, 7.25 nnd 7.55 p.m. Returning after Dance. ADMISSION : From Auckland, Including Free Bus Transport. DOUBLE, a/0. SINGLE. 2/. From Dcvonport or Bayswater, including Free Bus Transport. DOUBLE, 2/6. SINGLE. 1/0. Cabaret Suppers from Oil. Phone 2:3-414 for Reservations. E. R. MOUAT. M.C. SPECIAL PRIVILEGES FOR THE VEHICULAR PATRONS. Arrangements have been made with the Devonport Steam Ferry Co., Ltd., for the conveyance of intending passengers to the Pirate Sliippe Cabaret en the Vehicle Ferries. Motor Car and 2 Persons 4/ Return Each additional person 2/ Return This Includes admission to the Cabaret anil i Dance. I rickets available at the Vehicle Offlro I (via Devonport only). •_> COMMUNITY SINGING. WEDNESDAY. 12 XOO.V TO 1.30. Song Loader: VERNON T. DREW. SPECIAL ITEMS. 2 NAUTICAL FAIR. S3 — NEXT FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8. CONCERT CHAMBER. To bo Pponod liv "E LADY EVELYN IIRUMMOND, 10 I'" 1 ' All Sessions Free. Ships La do n with Cargo. Refreshments Saloon. Ships' Models. ' ~ ASHORW AND AI*'LOAT" ENTFRTMV I MENT. ' ln Aid "Flying Ansel" Missions to Seamen.