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Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 281, 26 November 1937, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. I s~2nL_jEr7|i \£—] PLAZA —^ I f>irectlon : Aiioilk..mated Theatres, Ltd.! ! j| 11 a m.—l'_'.3o—2.3"—-5 and S p.m. | TO-NIGHT! — TO-NIGHT! i | A GREAT BIG SI N< i S ATION A L ' j SHOW 'I'll TOP THEM ALL! | |! I<ll\ 11. 111 sweet nn.l trembly .. . j ij song hits by Gordon and Revel | . . seven-and seventy scrumptious silrls . . . n parade of personalities . . flying tlildles . . hot trumpets . . . honey crooners . . . dancing feef . . . and, sufferin' funnybones! the Insnnest antics ever from the Rltzmanlacs! Twentieth Century-Fox, , Makers of "Sing. Baby, Sing." "on the Avenue. "Girl in a Million.'' and "Wake Up and Live," etc., present |J "YOU CANT "YOU CANT "YOU CANT "YOU CANT "YOU CANT "YOU CANT HAVE EVERYTHING" HAVE EVERYTHING" HAVE EVERYTHING" HAVE EVERYTHING" HAVE EVERYTHING" HAVE EVERYTHING" Approved for Universal Exh lh(/i«n. WITH j j ALICE FAYE ijj (Sweet and Lovely i ji! DON AMECHE (The Screen's Dashing Don Juan) RITZ BROTHERS j ! (Triple Threats to Gloom) CHAS. WINNINGER I ( r)nrlrlj* of "Thrro Smart (ilrls") J ARTHUR TREACHER (Jeeves. Bnl Jove!) jl — And — j A HOST OF POPULAR STARS. I SONG HITS Include : "Danger. Love at' Work" "Tile Loveliness of You" | "Pardon Us. We're In Love" "You Can't Have Everything" "Afraid to Dream" I THE PICTURE THAT HAS GOT EVERYTHING. PLAN OPEN AT THEATRE, OR PHONE 41-38(5. | CRYSTAL RIALTO j PALACE & RIALTO | MT. EDEN. NEWNVARKET. | Phone 14 873. Phone 46-608. | TO NIGHT — A SAT., at 7.45. NOTE : Owlnir to Its length, the programme will commence at MARK TWAIN'S Unforgettable Story. "PRINCE & THE PAUPER." "PRINCE & THE PAUPER." "PRINCE & THE PAUPER." With ERROL Only from Mark RROL LYNN Twain could come as the reckless rogue this story of a who saved n throne ! prank which almost THE wrecked »n empire— MAUCH TWINS. and th* courage the most unique star that saved It! team of all time! .... Recommended bu Censor for Adults. — Associate Feature — JED PROUTY A JONES FAMILY In their Latest Riot of Mirth. "BIG BUSINESS." Approved for Univcrtal Exhibition. MATINEE TOMORROW (SAT.). 2 P.M. "Prince and the Pauper." News, and Cartoons, etc. ADELPHI | 8 | RICHMOND AV. | Piione WARNER OLAND In a new record for thrills, " CHARLIE CHAN AT THE OLYMPICS." Iteeommended bp Censor for Adults. ARTHUR TREACHER In P. (». Wodeholise's " STEP LIVELY, JEEVES." Approved ',or Universal Exhibition. MATINEE TO-MORROW (SAT.), "J OA BIG ICE CREAM PARTY. Same Big Programme as above, also Mickey Mouse and Terrv Toon Cartoons, (sth Episode of "King of the Wilds." mid a FREE ICE CREAM will be given to every child. OUR GREATEST MATINEE. — DON'T MISS IT. — f DE LUXE | A]Bo T S; n t ,gh a a 8 8 | MT. ALBERT. I Phone 40-104 Loretta Young. Tyrone Power, "CAFE METROPOLE." Preston Foster In Bret Harte's "OUTCASTS OF POKER FLATS." Both Recommended bu Censor for Adults. AVIATION. TOST- \ ERO piLUB. (I NO MANGERE AERODROME SUNDAY. PARACHUTE DROPS. AEROBATICS. PASSENGER FLIGHTS. SEE THE AIR LINERS ARRIVE AND DEPART. Admission to Aerodrome fid. School Children Free. No parking charge. Passenger Transport Company'* Bus leaves Bus Station 1.20 p.m. Sunday. FLIGHTS ARRANGED TO ANY PART OF NEW ZEALAND. F TRANSPORT NOTICEB. A UCKLAND TRANSPORT BOARD. A RACES, ELLERSLIE. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 27, 1937. In ndditlon to the special nnd frequent services from the City, extra cars are icheduled to run direct to the Course from I'onsonhy (Three Lamps) ns follow: 10.57 i.m., 11.2. 11.7, 11.12. 11.17, 11.22. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20. 1037. Extra cars ex Ponsonby (Three Lamps) is follow : 10.00 a.m., 10.58, 11.6. 11.14. A. E. FORD, Manager. RAILWAY NOTICES. WBW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. TAKAPUNA RACES, AT ELLERSLIE RACECOURSE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1037. Trains leave Auckland for Racecourse at ?.".3 *«;»»• 11;1». 11.25. It.SO a.m.. 1.20 nnd -. Ip.m. Return"fnre' I'/" ~PrV' '"■ " f '" r -(» — ART UNIONS. KA R w'l n f U £ e * nVln!r ri ' lh December 8. rawln « I oetponed