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Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 236, 5 October 1937, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. LAST THREE DAYS! AT 11 — IM.-> — S P.M. ST. JAMES' THEATRE. Direction : Sir Benjamin Fuller. Metro-Golihvyii-Mnyer's " THE GOOD EARTH " "THE GOOD EARTH" "THE GOOD EARTH" With ~ TJAUL iriM nuil T lISK TJAINBR. J- All. -'MM mill -IV\INBR. Plans lit Theatre. I'hono oi'-OUO, 1 Recommended by Censor for Adults. ; SARATOGA! ; The Motion Pi.-ture i-veryone is lalkI in« mlm.lit! The Romance everyone is winlinu In siM-: Th« Picture' the Theatre Hnern i,f Hi,. World hiivu insisted ihroii-h letters, telegrams Illid petitions . . . lie finished! The Picture tluit—HiriMiu'li the determination of Metro (ioldwyn Mayer In make Jean llarlow's last picture her tini-st—scales the entertainment peaks! "Saratoga ,, is one picture of Ihe new season not on.' of you m will want to miss! — NEXT FRIDAY! — ST. JAMES' THEATRE. Direction : Sir Benjamin fuller. TO AX EXPECTANT PUBLIC WK A X.XOUXCK THE PRKSENTATION (IK J i;.\ X HARUWS LAST~ PICTURE . . . Metro (ioldwyn-Mayer's "SARATOGA" "SARATOGA" "SARAT O-G A " "SARATOGA" "SARATOGA" "SARATOGA" "SARATOGA" "SARATOGA" "SARATOGA" "SARATOGA" "SARATOGA" j As exciting as the Sport of Kings 1 it dramatises . . . the fastest, I funniest race track story since "BKUAUWAi BILL . . . with . . . J BAN TJAKI.OW BAN -t^-AKLmV J MAX TTAKLOW DAN -n.AKI.(I\V J HAS TTAKLOW BAN -^J-AKI.OW J BAN TTAKLOW KAN -11 A K LOW JUAN TTAKLOW HAN -Q-AKLOW — And — CLARK pi ABLE LAKK 'J.ABI-B /■tLAUK piAIJLB LARK VJaBI.B pURK pi ABLE vJ.MU.K CLAKK pi ABLB LAKK VJari.K piLAKK pi ABLB VJaBLB UNA MERKEL— FRANK MORGAN WALTER PinOKON. LIONKL BARRYMORK. A SPARKLING, ACTION-PArKKP COMEDY - ROMANCE OF THE WORLDS GREATEST RACK" TRACKS AND THE TIirNDKRING THRILLS OF THE SPORT OF KINGS! BOOKINGS ARE HEAVY! Plans are Now Oven ;rt the Theatre. The wise are hooking early! Approved for Vnircrsnl Exhibition. j I~THE^APIT OLI An Outstanding Programme ! '. ! And IT'S GUEST NIGHT! Jessie Matthews ill •MIDSHIPMAID. -, A Grand Nautical Musical Comedy. Approved tor Universal Exhibition. Also Herbert Marshal] anil Lionel Atwill in I 'SOLITAIRE MAN." ! An Exciting Mystery Drama. ! Recommended bu Censor for Adults. ADULTS, 6d, 9d; CHILD., 6d. m> NEW REGENT,!,^ — ■-*■ EPSOM. I -' Centrally Healed. To-niyht at S. Ph. 14-14:2. . LORETTA YOL'XU. TYUONK POWER in j " LOVE IS NEWS." I' GEORGE O'BKIBN in I "PARK AVENUE LOGGER." 1 Both Approved for Universal Inhibition. I MAYFAIR — J=r ~SAXDHINGHAM. I , hone 12-n'j3. Centrally Heated. j To-niyht, also Tues., 7."'.i> p.m. (2 Niirhts i I 'ny I. Out of Harold i:eii Wright's Ringing Paces: -THK CAH.IXii OK DAN MATTHEWS." Adult Rrvuuimrn'lnHnn. With Richard j Arlen. Charlotte WynterK, Donahl Cook. I Also- Lawrence Tihheit and Arthur, Trearher. in "1 XDBK YOfR SPELL." Uvivcrsal Exhibition. Exi-ellenr Keamrettes. DANCING. Q.AIETY JJALL, SURRKY CRESCENT. TOXKiHT and BVBRY TIESDAY. (SKO CONNOVS POPULAR ORCHESTRA. •Z Monte Carlos list, 2nd anil :'.rd Prizes). Spot Prizes. SPECIAL SVl'l'KK. Cakes. Sandwiches, Tea and Coffee. Balloons, Streamers. A Iteal Good Time Assured. Tidies. 1 . Gents. 1 Zβ. ■* 4 MB.VSSADORS , TTALL, Dominion Kd. * rl - -*--*- 2nd Section. TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ! AMBASSADOBS' DANCE CUB ISjAL OLD-I'lMlO DAXCB, S-12. Sl'e/iaL 1/ SPECIAL Good Supper. 2 Monte Carlos. Good Prizes. LOT COCKS and his CAVALIERS, Flaying all the Popular Dance Numbers. Admission. IZ. 5 .1. W. GOOPHEW. M.C. TTALL rpO-NI<J>HT, And Every Tuesday. OLD-TIME DANCE CARNIVAL. JIM CARTER'S REVELLERS, Noted for Perfect lime. Monte Carlo and Spot Waltz. Quality Prizes. Balloons. Streamers. Supper. A Good Time for All at the Best Show in Town. Lndiess. ]/. Gents. 1/6. TO-NKJHT ! TO-NIGHT ! "PREMIER TTALL, ■*- ItBMI Bit -EIALL, 161, PONSONHY HI). (Opp. Fire Station). CARNIVAL X" I(; HT. AKNIVAL IGIIT. OLD TIME DANCINi; ! OLD-TIME DANCING: Excellent Music. Light Supper. 2 Monte Carlos. Novelties. PONT MISS TO-NIGHT. x£> yrrßD. -v"ight. Y\7BD. vwht. ORANCE CORONATION HALL. i EMBASSY DANCE (LIB. | Come nlong and have an en joy able evening's entertainment at our popular Mid-week Dance. TED CROAD anrl his CHEVALIER BAND (Seven Instruments), | Entertaining you with the hest in Dance Music. 2 Monte Carlos (1. 2. 3 Prizes).! Supper Provid <1. Ladies 1 0, Double 2/6,1 Gents I/a. MAC BROWN. M.C. 5 ART. LARKINS and his Dance Band.— Inquiries, Phone 27-450. B T>LIND Institute, Auckland's most Bril- •*-* Hunt Band, old-time and modern.— Box 8. Newmarket. Phone 45-870. B "piPI SHALFoON'S Dance~Bai;d Bureau ; 8 \ *-* Bands available.— nters Pianos. B, BUILDING PLANS. "CMIOM 10/. Qualified Architect.—Homf •*• Designers, licllaby's Bides., opp. C.P.O I bI