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Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 270, 13 November 1937, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. THE EMBASSY . J. C. Williamson's New Intimate Theatr Sessions To-day: 11 a.m., 2.15 and 8 p. m . WALTER WANGBR'S |j "VOGUES OF 1938," Unparalleled In Screen History I * * • The girls are gorgeous ... The clothes are breathtaking . . . The story is intriguing . . . The songs are hits . . The comedy if fast. * * * And Everything Is New— NEW — and the colour glorious. I With VCTARXBR "QAXTBR, JOAN "DENNETT, HELEN VINSON — ALAN MOWBBIT MISCHA AUER. X Walt Disney's Inimitable Cartoon, "MODERN INVENTIONS." In the Lounge: Special Engagement of 808 SMITH And his " SPIRITS OF RHYTHM," Featuring Hits from "Vogues of 1938." Approrcd for Universal Exhibition. Released by United Artists. RESERVE! TELEPHONE: 32-660. W? j " THE LONDON." | Adults: 2 ROUSING FEATURES! rJ? qj Musical Comedy and Western! t'i ?4 ELISSA LANDI */ 9d CARY GRANT \f qj Richard Bonelli. Lynne Overman In ■*\ gj \ "ENTER MADAME." \\ f . a , Music: Comedy '. Romance! i / ffl Scenes from "La Tosca." "Trova- ■*/ QA tore." "Rusticana." 1/ *f" TOM KEENE in j', 9° "RENEGADES OF THE" ft Jj WEST," V f "" A DARE-DEVIL COWBOY : i / QJ Chills. Mystery. Thrills! */ B °th Approved Universal Exhibttlon.l/ 9u Adults 9d. Res. 1/, Children 6d. 1 / THE LONDON, opp. G.P.O. JL LJUDOR <™aaq M^ VALERIE HOBSON zzzz and Douglas Fairbanks, Junior in a London Film Co. Picture: = "WHEN THIEF MEETS 1= THIEF." • Splendid psychological angles and ■ modern ideas. Recommended by Censor for Adult*. ■ ■ == z -Also BRITISH AIR NEWS—WaIt Disney Cartoon : "Magician Mickey," =: Musical Novelty. Universal News, etc. I GAIETY CINEMA j TAKAPUW, To-nifkt Merle Oberon and Brian Aherne in = "BELOVED ENEMY.** Approved for Universal Exhibition. Also : "March of Time." I STRAND I ONHHOT6*. \*J±J\AmU \ TO-NIGHT at & EE JEANETTB MaeDONALD and = NELSON BOOT fa EE "ROSE MARIE." Approved for Universal ExhOittm. Excellent Supporting FeatorettML j 1 BIRKENHEAD | rol gfg ßr ==i CONSTANCE WORTH in = "CHINA PASSAGE." z=Z And CHESTER MORRIS in EE "COUNTERFEIT." Both Recommended Censor for Admit*. T~zz Brilliant Supports. 1 AMBASSADOR j£SSg£| Irene Dunne. Mclvvn Douglas in ,== 'THEODORA GOES WILD.' Jane Wyatt. Louis Havward. in -— "THE LUCKIEST GIRL IN THB WORLD." Both Approved Universal Exhibition. Colour Rhapsody. -.Merry Mutineers." j j LIBERTY CINEMAJ j?**™* To-night and Monday, at 7.30. JEAN HARLOW WILLiAM POWKU. = MYRNA LOY. SPENCER TRACY in EEE "LIBELLED LADY." Recommended by Censor for Adult*. Also CARY GRANT in the "AMAZING QUEST OF MR. ERNEST BLISS.'' Approved for Universal Exhibition, - CONCERT CHAMBER. — MONDAY. NOV. 22: TUES, NOV. 33. At ~.40 p.m. MISS CECIL HALL'S PUPILS Will be Presented in .'■ BALLET SCENAS & DANCE FANTASIES, "England for Ever." ".Mountain Lore," "Weeping Willow." "Play Time," etc. Adults. 1/6: Children. 1/. Booking Free. Lewis EUdy, Ltd.. from -Monday. Nov. 1-j. ! 3 CJO HOMELIKE—THE FLAVOUR AND VARIETY OF THE SPLENDIDLY m COOKED FOODS WHEN DINING AT T II E K I T Z, 242. QUEEN STREICT. =g LECTURES. __ TWO IjIKEK T IXTURES OX CHRISTIAN CCIEXCfI BY Q.AVIN Xy t LUX. C.S.B, . OF TORONTO. CANADA. I Member of the Board of Lectureship of THE j Mother Church. THE First Church of Christ. Scientist, in Boston. Massachusetts, IN "ATAYEAIK rpHEATRB (I-Jte National). Queen Street ON SUNDAY. NOV. 2S. AT 3 P-* 1 (Sunday Afternoon Lecture will be ! Broadcast from IYN). MONDAY. NOV. 2!i. AT S P.M. No Collections. All .ire Cordially Invited PEOPLE'S UNIVERSITY—SUNDAY. 2-« p.m. Debate: "That the Government Has Kept It* Election Pledges." Affinn* tive: S. Oldfiehi Xegarive: J. R- Lundon. 3. QUEEN STREET. Discussion. All Welcome. . \TISS KAY GOt)DSON (of «°° l ■"" Will Sl c:ik on , i-nva j THE VALUE OF COR'.'ECT'NG oLli I BODY MECHANICS.'" | ORAFTON I.MM'AKV. MONDAY. « P-M- -.