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Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 269, 12 November 1937, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. _ \ illlTh, X 1 PLAZA | I inn A inn Igamntrtl Thnurrn, Ltd. 1 II A.M. -12.r.0 —2.30—5 AND 8 T.M. C ' SECOND j r : SENSATIONAL i == r === nlctnre In Auckland for —• Krli li Itemiiriiue's Stirring = "mi the Western Front." = ni;\v inivkrsals " :^HJ.. T HE ROAI) RACK"jm - ROAD BACK"=== ROAD RACK" == < 'THE ROAD BACK"H= - ROAD BACK"== THE ROAD ROAD BACK"ilii : MI" THE ROAD BACK'« ROAD BACK'S l/crommrnrlrtl hi/ f'rnnor = JllllN KING . . KICIIARD CROMWELL . . . SLIM SIM = MF.RVILLE .. . NOAH BF/EIIV. = .Inn. . . . ANDY DKVINE . . . = = BARBARA READ. == A momentous picture tluit will = yonr ynnl . . . mid n pence : — t" the whole world! = | THOUSANDS HAVE SEENf |IT AND THOUSANDS! : 1 MORE WILL—SO BE WISE.| f BOOK NOW! % l I PLAN AT THEATRE — RES. ll :.S<V | t I aTATIT I To-night at U 1 I Also Saturday ° : | DEVON PORT I Phone 22-101 ERROL FLYNN, THE MAUCII TWINS, Billy and nobbv. In MARK TWAIN'S Classic. " PRINCE & THE PAUPER." - Kceommciiilrd by Censor Jor Adults. JAMES MELTON—PATRICIA ELLIS, "MELODY FOR TWO." Approreil fur I nlrrrsal Exhibition. MATINEE TO-MORROW (SAT.), 2 P.M. "Prince and the Tauper." News, Comedies, Cartoons, etc. I STATE | A ,rru', 8 | ONEHUNGA | I'hone 12-344 LORETTA YOUNG, TYRONE POWER, In "CAFE METROPOLE." ReeommendeA by Censor Jor Adults. WM. BOYD In Clarence K. Mnlford's " HILLS OF OLD WYOMING." Approved for Universal Exhibition. , MATINEE TO-MORROW (SAT.), 2 P.M. Snme Great Prosramme as above. \ REGAL To-night at C Also Saturday ° PONSONBY RD. Phone 26-940. 1 WARNER OLAND • In a new record'for thrill* " CHARLIE CHAN AT THE OLYMPICS." i* ROLAND YOUNG, ANITA LOUISE, " CALL IT A DAY." Both Recommended Censor for Adults. i. MATINEE TO-MORROW. SAT., 2 P.M. il "Chan at Olympic*," News, Comedies, I. Cartoons, Musical, Noreltleg, and 3rd Episode of "King of the Wilds" Serial. - 8 ATTRACTIONS. »* Tf TWfl'S INorthcote. To-night at 8. 4 ° Also Sat. at 2 and 8. John Boles, Doris Nolan In "A 8 GOOD AS MARRIED." Richard Arlen In "GREAT BARRIER." COLOURED CORONATION FILM. , Aft Approved for Vnivtrsal Exhibition. - TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT i- —PETER PA?^^s. •j- hMtor CiWHfcl^ Dancing: 8.30 till 1 a.m. 1/ AIPI p ADDrs =- Famous Band, Featuring L = JOHNNY (The Blnglng Drummer). | 2/6 | Including Supper | 2/6 | TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). CUBICLBB HEAVILY BOOKED! Reserves: Tel. 40-777. Manager NEIL EDGAR. ATHLETICS. \fT. ALBEBT AMATEUR ATHLETIC CLUB. n GRAND OPENING MEETING, NOVEMBER 20. .100 Tarda, 220 Yards, 440 Yards, 880 Yards, One Mile, 100-Yards Junior, 880 Yards .Junior, Shot, Discus, Jnvelin. Entries close WEDNESDAY. Noveml-rr 17. S p.m., at WATT*' SPORTS DEPOT, or SECRETARY, 13, Renfrew Av„ Mt. Albert. PHONE 14-887. 12 DAWCINO. HyfASONIC, Belgium St. TO-NIGHT. IvX 1/ Ladles—Gents 1/6. RIO GRAND r NIGHT REVELLERS. OLD-TIME AND MODERN. x! 2 VINCB SHI ELLS. M.C. 2 DENTISTRY. • ITT OWN SPECIAL METHOD OF •M. PAINLESS EXTRACTIONS Possesses Many Great Advantages Which are Distinctive. HERB ARE SOMB AMONG OTHERS: 1. NO PAIN. . ' 2. NO NEED to come back for the second 5 time or oftener aa under other : methods. • 3. EXPERT EXTRACTIONS. No broken 1 teeth or stumps In the gums. 4. PERFECTLY BAFE FOR ALL AGES. I ' I can safely uie it on a patient of 80 years. 5. IF YOU HAVE A WEAK HEART, or t Suffering from other complaints. . It will not affect you. " fl. NO PAINFUL PRICKING. 7. NO SWOLLEN GUMS. - S. ABSCESSED TEETH are painlessly extracted. • » EXTRACTIONS FREE when teeth are ordered. THE LATEST IN PAINLESS FILLINGS. DK. BOWS LEW'S, of BOSTON. "OBTUNDENT." PAINLESS DENTISTRY AT MY ROOMS IS NOT A MYTH, BUT A FACT. OPEN EVERY EVENING. £ Jf FIRST FLOOR. ENDEAN'S BUILDINGS Next C.P.O. Phone <1-004. Take Elevator. A 10 TTOWEY WALKER'S New "Oxygen-gas" , .P rocpHß lulte pain; is extraction of 11- teet »- d "'PEETII mnile to Huit you" with plenslns. •J natural appearance at llowcy Walker'U D