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Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 264, 6 November 1937, Page 28

AMUSEMENTS. 1 ST. JAMES' THEATRE. Direction : Sir Benjamin Fuller. TO-DAY AT 11 — 2.10 — 8 P.M. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's " /"I APT A INK COURAGEOUS," " " piAPTAINS /"IOUKAGKOUS," " ATTAINS v-'OURAGBOUS." " t IAI'TAINS pOl KAIIBOUS,' " ATTAINS V^OI'KAIiBOUS." " COURAGEOUS." •• vopßAo^irs." •• piAPTAINS /COURAGEOUS," " Captains Courageous," - With SPENCER TRACY FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW LIONEL RAHRVJIItRH, ■ MELVYN DOUGLAS. I Associate Programme Includes . . . "EQUESTRIAN ACROBAT ITS." Pete Smith Specialty . . . "BOSCO AND THE CANNIBALS," Coloured Cartoon'. BOX PLANS At the Theatre. Phone :!2-020. To-day from a.m. Approved Jor Universal Exhibition. !==_ Upper Symonds St. Dir. : K. J. Iverridge. Sessions and s p.m. News 7..'in p.m. Hp. ."i "Jungle Jim" Serial, Matinee (inly. Unpaid Reserves Meld Till 7.30 p.m. Only. Metro-Gold wvn-Maver Presents OLD OLD SOAK , '=^ 1 And Just Look at this All-Star Fun Cast! WALLACE BEERY — UNA M Kit KKL ERIC LINDEN - ItETTV KUItNBSS TED HEALY — JIUITII l'.AliHim' Also The GREATEST SINHIN*! STAR OF THE AC B PAUL ROBESON j PAUL ROBESON 1 "The SONG OF FREEDOM." Both Approved for UniverExhibition. Karangahape Rd. Direction : R. J. Kcrridge. Matinee 1.30 ; To-night 7.30 p.m. Sham Bp. 5 "Jungle Jim" Serial, Matinee Only. Unpaid Reserves Held Till 7.45 p.m. Only. I FREPRIC MARCH. WARNER BANTERj | Lionel Barrymorc. June Lang I I n —"THE ROAD TO GLORY."— Recommended by Censor for Adults. Also 1 ALICE FAYE. JACK OAKIE | | WARNER BAXTER. MONA BAllltlH I 111 —"KING OF BURLESQUE"— Approved for Universal Exhibition. [TH EC APITOL" 1 Kii'oßAil: This Evening at a Quarter to Eight ! Patricia Ellis. James Melton, Zasu Pitls, Hugh Herbert. in "SING ME A LOVE SONG," A .Stunning Musical Comedy ! Approved for Universal Exhibition *lso, Peter l.orre and Brian Oonlcvy in "CRACK UP," Exciting Secret Service Story Recommended by Censor tor Adults. Reserves (no extra) : Phone 12-1!)!). Unpaid Bookings kept till 7.40 only. MAYFAIR SANDI! INGHAM. j I'lione 12-093. To-night an<l Monday. 7..'10 p.m. SHIRLEY TEMPLE in "STOWAWAY." Universal Exhibition. With Roht. Young, Alice Fine. Eugene l'allette. Also a powerful story from a seaport of unending drama. "NIGHT WAITRESS." Recommended liii Censor tor Adults. With Margof Grahame. Cordon Jones. Including EXCBLI.ENT I'EA TURETTBS. WMMfWY, L T A iiiil The Super-Modern Suburban Cinema. At 7.4."< p.m. CI.AKK GABLE and JEAN HARLOW in •CHINA SBAS." JOK K. BROWN ill "WHE.VS YOUR BIRTHDAY?" /loth lit/ Censor tor Adults. — IN THE COOL OF THE EVENING — . . . Darce in FLANNELS at PAN\^^ TONIGHT TONIGHT Dancing : S p.m. Till 12 p.m. LAURI PADDI'S FAMOUS BAND, | — Featuring — I- JOHNNY MADDEN - (The Singing Drummer I. Admission : DRESS 1 2/6 | OPTIONAL (Reserves: Tel. 40-777.) Manager NEIL EDGAR. CLASSIC CLUB, VOCAL & INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT BY MEMBERS. LEWIS EADY HALL, TUESDAY, NOV. 9, 1937, AT 8 P.M. PERFORMERS: Misses Mavis Beadle. Joan Dowding. Betty Fenton, Judith Glover. Daphne Higliam, Lillian Kennedy. Ida Lockwood. Edna Pence, Netta Simicli. Beryl Smith. Gwenda Weir. Mesdames Sholto Smith. Maud | I.ysaght, Messrs. Henry Donaldson, James Gibson. Arthur Thompson. ADMISSION, 1/ Reservations at Lewis Bad.v. Ltd., fid extra. ti ' MEETINGS. AUCKLAND TIMBER WORKERS' UNION. A GENERAL MEETING OF THE UNION Will be held In THE LABOUR CLUB ROOMS, Fourth Floor, Pacific Bldgs., Wellesley St., On WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 10, At 7.30 p.m. BUSINESS : Secretary's Report of Dominion Council Meetings at Wellington, Conciliation Council and General. F. CRAIG. 6 Secretary. A UCKLAND UNITED STOREMEN AND tT,T„^ CKERS AXD WAREHOUSE EMPLOYEES INDUSTRIAL UNION OF WORKERS. Members are hereby notified that the j Monthly General Meeting of the Union ! will he held in rlie Trades Hall, Hobson Street, on TUESDAY NEXT, oth inst., at 8 p.m. Business : General. 6 W. MILLER, Secretary. ART UNIONS. Domain Carnival Raffle— J - J Winning No., Ticket 3362. x€