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Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 263, 5 November 1937, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. HE FOUND IT EASIER TO TAME A THOUSAND MEN THAN ONE BEAUTIFUL GIRL: THE REGENT Dir. : J. C. Williamson Picture Corp., Ltd. Sessions: 11 a.m., 2.15, o and S p.m. TO-DAY! Warner Bros. Present HUMPHREY BOGART ANN SHERIDAN (Jet set for amazing new thrills and real action when stark drama charges at you from behind the grey walls of " QAN •• Can ::S;£ _ -&£ - ■■ «a.N ""AX " uan •• f>an " yAN "F>an QUHN'I IN." LENT IN." QUENTIN." UENTIN." ION"TIN." lON TIN." LENT IN." v»UENTIN." QUENTIN." UENTIN." QUENTIN." UENTIN." With PAT O'BRIEN & BARTON MacLANE. Two men thrown together on opjiosite sides of the law—their only common interest is that of a lovely girl. Although liangerous was their hatred for each other, their love for this one girl was shrilling. TOGETHER WITH A FINE ASSOCIATE PROGRAMME. Including : I—Vitaphone Pictorial Review. 2—"Lifers of the Party" (Musical Revue). 3—"Big Time Vaudeville" 1 Vitaphone Funsters). 4 —News of the World. Recommended by Censor for Adults. WE ADVISE AN EARLY RESERVATION! Plans at Theatre — 32-888. TO-MORROW AT 10.30 A.M.! JjMNAL J»ARTY. MEET YOUR IZB RADIO FAVOURITES AND HAVE PLENTY of fun: W y l " THE LONDON." I A»lults : - Outstanding Koattires. R*»s. ; Western and Homantie Coined v. . S SYLVIA SIDNEY and V MARSHALL }/ in 1/ 6d "ACCENT ON YOUTH," 1/ 6d A most Comedy! IJfe begins at -to! ' TOM KEENE in V " SCARLET RIVER." J r " Fast. Snappy. Sparkling Story. 1/ Cd Full of Smash-Bang Action! T / Hot li Approved Univevsnl Exhibition. ' OG Adults. «d: Res.. One Shilling. 1/ — THE LONDON, opp. G.P.O- — pTUDOR RBMUERA. This Evening L=rPADEREWSKI < thp , Pianist), : - With Inline Marie Tempest ' and Charles Farrell in j MOONLIGHT SONATA." r„:z Approved for Universal Exhibition. ■ A Musical Romance ! ; Also "MARCH OF TIME." — - The position in Shanghai—and scenes —— in the great citv. p— WALT DISNEY CARTOON: " Wood land Cafe." f GAIKTY CINEMA I TAKAPUNA 1— 1 1 I Phone 23-485. To-nisht. —— Jean Arthur and flarv Cooper in "THE PLAINSMAN." Approved lor Universal Exhibition | AVONDALE Fri u"T,;^ un - ! - Lionel i'.arrvniore. Maureen O'Sullivan and Frank Law ton in M.U.M.s I ; I nique Thriller, r-.;: "^EVILjyiLL." Also T iia Merfcel and <iuv Kil>!>ee in —z rjpHLL rpHE yyMFtv - A Side-Splittinjr Comedy-1 )ra ma. Roth Rcvmnmcmh d Censor for Adult*. [ STRAND | °™unoa. ~ Double Star Attraction. Chester Morris, Leo Carrillo and Helen Mack in = "I PROMISE TO PAY." Victor Moore and Helen Broilrick in "MEET THE MISSUS." Both Approved Universal Exhibition. Matinee To-morrow at 2 p.m. j ambassador ! Jean Harlow. William Powell - Myrna Loy. Spencer Tracv in . "LIBELLED LADY." Scintillating 4-Star Comeily-Romance. Ralph Bellamy. Gloria Shea in "DANGEROUS INTRIGUE"' Both Recommended Censor for Adults Colour Cartoon, "Little Cheeser." Mat. Saturday, screening "Dangerous Colour Cartoon. Serial, etc. GARDEN PARTY. rj RAND C. A R D E N P A R T Y " To be held at Salvation Army Maternity Hospital, 33. Dryden Street, Gre'v Lvnn. On SATURDAY, NOV. li. 2' p.m. Everybody Welcome. 5 RESTAURANTS AND TEAROOMS. SJT- FRANCIS RESTAURANT, 11a, Queen Street, Will Supply you with the best. 1/ BREAKFAST. 1/ DINNER. 1/ TEA. 1/ FISH & GRILLS, at all hours. 21 Meal Tickets for £1. Open 7 a.m. VINCENT MARINOVICH, Proprietor. Late of St. Francis. Wellington. HF SANITARIUM CAFE. Queen St., Serves Delightful Vegetable and Fruit Salads All Day. Items individually priced R PUPILS WANTED. HAIRDRESSING —Former Pupils Recommend N. 7.. College.—22B, Qneen St. A RADIO Training by Admiralty Experts. Special Morse Classes. — Druleigh College. D SHORTHAND. Typewriting, Bookkeeping English, at Auckland Business College' D YOU —30/ Artist's Outfit Free for - 1 - you. Yon can earn £25 and more at interesting work. Illustrated book that shows you how to begin will be posted to you by return mail FREE. Please SEND NO MONEY.—Send your name and address to BERNARD E. McKAY. Studios. Wanganui. 5 "RADIO INSTRUCTION. - Professional " Operators. Broadcast and Sound Engineers, Public Address and Amateur Operators, Servicemen, Theory and Practical Courses. Equipment Includes: Broadtat ion IXJ.. Full-power Amateur Station, Sound Apparatus. Analysers. Valve Checkers, Signal Generators, Oscilloscopes, Public Address Amplifiers, Microphones. Moderate I< ees. Professional Instructo"* lOIINS' RADIO COLLEGE. Chancerv St. Auckland, C.1., Phone 47-004 (3 Lines). D