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

AMUSEMENTS. Hill MAJESTIC Hill Continuous from 11 a.m. Beth Features Screen at 5 p.m. Another Amazing Metre-Goldwyn-Mayer' Entertainment. To the Screen Comes BAYARD VEILLER'S Most Sensational Mystery Romance! 13 WERE AIIVE When the Lights Went Out! Try and Solve the Puzzle of the "Murder Seance." ♦ j QAST 1 , Jlllll Ilk H ~ Sl ' „ TWV MAY WHITTY 1 Hill ("Night Must Fall") "THE * MADGE EVANS 13TH ("Piccadilly Jim") 13TH LEWIS*STONE CHAIR" ELISSA LANDI ("After the Thin Man") n TTTTTT r I7 n — THOMAS BECK lj| lIP Heaven") "I I |l" RALPH FORBES ("Romeo and Juliet") Recommended by Censor for Adults. Additional Feature : Here come the Texas Plainsmen Swinging down the Battle-Blazed Trail . . . Singing the Songs of the Saddle! " DODGE CITY TRAIL." " DODGE CITY TRAIL." THE BIG SONG ROUNDUP! Hit the Trail with the Sons of the Singing Saddle. Approved for Universal Exhibition. Plans at Majestic — Phone 43-210. STATE Symonds St. Direction: R. J. Kerridge. Sessions : 2 and 8. News, 7.30 p.m. Unpaid Reserves held till 7.30 p.m. Only. SECOND AUCKLAND SCREENING OF Sabu. the Child Wonder, in "ELEPHANT BOY" I, "ELEPHANT BOY" m, HH "ELEPHANT BOY" |= H "ELEPHANT BOY" ==== 1 "ELEPHANT BOY" 1000 Elephants, 1,000,000 Thrills'.! The Most Sensational Success of the Year! BRING THE) WHOLE FAMILY. Approved for Universal Exhibition. Also, SPRINGBOKS v. HAWKE'S BAY And Mickey Mouse Cartoon In Colour. — Karangahape Rd. Direction : R. J. Kerridge. Sessions: 2 and 7.30 p.tn. Final Episode "Ace Drummond" both sessions. Unpaid Reserves held till 7.45 p.m. LOOK!! Two of the season's finest pictures! WILLIAM POWELLS JEAN ARTHUR in The sparkling successor to the "Thin Man." I "THE EX-MRS. BRADFORD"! Recommended by Censor for Adults. Also I Oeorge Brent. Beverly Roberts I In "GOD'S COUNTRY AND THE WOMAN." Ail in glorious technicolour. Approved for Universal Exhibition. SPRINGBOKS v. HAWKE'S BAY. 1 | THE ASTOR, II DOMINION RD. J Centrally Heated. To night at 8 : Variety Session. 7-30. DBANNA DURBIN In "THREE SMART GIRLS." "THREE SMART GIRLS." Chester Morris : Helen Mack : in "I PROMISE TO PAY." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. Popular Prices : Reserves. Tel. 15-433. HSkJNEW JREGENT. Centrally Heated. To-night at 8. Ph.l4-142. ROBERT MONTGOMERY, MADGE EVANS. FRANK MORGAN, in "PICCADILLY JIM." Recommended by Censor for Adults. 11l NEW ROYAL 111 i. —•■IIIIInIII (KINOSLAND.) 1 lllllaTills Eveuing at 7.30. pi, •>«.•>«•> JOHNNY WEISS.MULI.ER. ~ MAUREEN O'SUI.LIVAN in " TARZAN ESCAPES." JOE E. BROWN In "EARTHWORM TRACTORS." both Approved for Universal Exhibition. BOYS' VS—// ANNI VERSARY I WEEK. SUNDAY October 3 -8.15 p.m., Concert at Regal Theatre, Ponsonby. MONDAY Octi.her v4.—-Reuuion Smoke Concert tor kx-members. T UESDAY, October s.—Monster Card Tournament (Whist and 500), Purl Hall Jervois Road, near Currau Street' Admission 1/. l ' \\ EDNESDAY, October 6— -ANNIVERSARY DANC&, Drill Hall, Blake Street. Ponsonby. Double 3 0, Single 2/. THURSDAY. October 7.—Children's Fancv Dress Ball, Purl Hall, Jervois Road Admission (id. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. October 8 and 9 (Afternoon and Evening) COUNTRY FAIR, I'url Hull, Jervois Road. SUNDAY, October 10.—Carlaw Park "30 p.m.— CAVALCADE OF BANDS, PAST AND PRESENT. Presenting Old Boys of Bands of Former Years. ~ S. '1 FUI.LERTON. lion. Secretary. PICNICS. EXCURSIONS. ETC. A vc** D UCHESS FOR QNEROA— (From Central Wharf.) rjAO-MORROW (SUN.), A.M. -/« — DAY EXCURSION. Leaven on Return, (5 "p.m. FS j M.V. gA Ho OS A, FROM NORTHERN WHARF. EVERY SUNDAY AT 9.45 A.M. FOR MOTUIHI MARINE PARK. Fares 2/6 and 1/3. WAIHEKE BAYS, 3/ and 1/6. 47-324 ; fs JII. BRADNEY AND SONS, LTD. OSTEND DIRECT. Leave Auckland: Leave Ostend : Wed. . . 9.30 a.m. Wed 4 p.m Thurs. 6.30 p.m Fri 7 a.ill Eri- •■ • 6.30 p.m. Sat 7 a.in Sat. ... 1.4."> pm. and 3.45 p.m. Suu. ... 9.30 a.m. Sun. . as arrange. I)