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Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 282, 27 November 1937, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. ' | AN APOLOGY! The Management of St. James' Theatre wishes to make a sincere apology to the many hundreds <i patrons who could not ndmiltance ti> the Theatre last Despite the huge seating capacity of St. lames', it was hope! ->.-.'i.v ni-idc-quatv to aceonini'date tli» tremendous crowds ilim h-'-'ii sul the Thea-re t". .:ee "LOST HORIZON." We respectfully suggest that intending Patro;is make early application for icse;--. .i:i-.i;is fur this evening, or nt tend the Day Sessions. AGAIN TODAY AT 11 — 2.15 -- 8 P.M. . . . .Inst Another Success for . . . ST. JAMES' THEATRE. Direction : Sir Benjamin Fuller. THE YEAR'S MOST IMPORTANT PICTURE ■ ■ . Columbia's LOST TTORIZON," UST -P-ORIZON." OST TTORIZON," OST JJ-OKIZON." OST TJORIZOX," OST -"-ORIZON." «ssf TTORIZON." OST JIpRIZON." OST TXOUIZON," J3-OKIZON." " T < >ST XjTTlt IZON~ ■■ JU| >ST -Q-OltlZON." — With — RONALD COLMAN RONALD COLMAN , RONALD COLMAN JANE WYATT EDWARD EVERETT HORTON MARGO ISOBEL JEWELL H. B. WARNER. Plans nt the Theatre this Morning from 'J. 311 a.m. Recommended by Censor for Adults.

PRINCE EDWARD Karnngahnpe Rd. Phone 46-2.">2. Direction : Sir Benjamin Fuller. To-night at 7.30. Madge Edmund EVANS LOWE In "ESPIONAGE." Charles Marion STARRETT WELDON In "DODGE CITY TRAIL." Roth Approved for Univemnl Exhibition. Pete Smith. .Cartoon . .Our (Jang. Etc. BOX PLANS: T '"r "if N ;'«- °^ n at the Theatre. Fuller-Hayward's Phone 2'M>4l | britanniaCi; ponsonby i I Three Lamps Terminus. | Newsreelg Nightly at 7.30 p.m. PAUL ROBESON '•"■ « r, ' :,t singIn:: Star of the Age. In '•THE SONli OK FREEDOM." Al " 0: LIONEL BARRYMORE in "A FAMILY AFFAIR." Roth Approved for Universal Exhibition Fuller-Hayward'a Phone 22-fiS3 I VICTORIA VVDEVONPORTI 7.30 — T< )-.\Tf;HT — 7.30 I WILLIAM POWELL. JOAN CRAWFORD. ItOHT. MONTGOMERY. FRANK MORGAN THE LAST of MRS CHEYNEY Recommended bu Ccn*or for Adults. 80-hl.v Howes, Vera Penree in "PLEASE TEACHER." Approved tor Ujiivevsil Exhibition. I FiJler-Hnyward's / —v Phone 26-406 I CINEMA LYNN j ! Surrey Crescent. To-night at 7.30 p.m. I GRETA ROBERT GaivLJO "• TAYLOR "CAMILLB." Warner Oland in "Charlie Chan at the Kaee Track." Roth Recommended by Censor lor Adults ...ill NEW ROYAL "in, .tlllllllflll (KINGSLAND.) Illlllllm,. This Evening at 7..-JO. Phone 2S-2G2 DEANN.V DUBBIN in "THREE SMART GIRLS." RANDOLPH SCOTT. BINNIB BARNES 1e 'THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS." "THB LAST OF THE .MOHICANS." Roth Approved lor Universal Exhibition Also Mi<-key Mouse in Colour. L T A 11111 l Xpw Lynn. 47-n.\S '^^^^^ The Super-Modern Suhurhan Cinema. At 7.45 p.m. Double-Star Attractions. Lionel Biirrvmore in "THE DEVIL DOLL.'' Clark Guide in "CAIN AND MABEL." Roth Recommended by Censor for Adults PANTOMIME, LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD (Under Direction MISS JEANNE MANNIX the Invalid Producer) Will he Given in , /CONCERT /CHAMBER fTIOWN TTALL On MONDAY, DECEMBER 6, And TUESDAY, DEC. 7, In Aid of INVALID CHAIRS FOR WILSON HOMI FOR CRIPPLED CHILDREN. BALLETS hy Pupils of Madame Annetti Stoek and Misses Ailoen and Mav Beres ford. MAGGIE AND JIGGS, arranged bv Mrs Catt. Commences 7.43 p.m. Admission. 2/ and l/t>. Children. Half-prlc Reserves at Lewis Early, Ltd., Cd extra AFTER-THEATRE PLEASURESupper In the Restful and Comfortable Atmosphere of THE RITZ. 242. Quel n Street. :2 ATHLETIC SPORTS. GRAND SPORTS I CARNIVAL 3 DAYS' SPORTS MEETINGS (Under N.A.U. Rules.) BOXING DAY, ' NEW YEARS' DAY, And JANUARY 3, 1938. CASH PRIZES, £650. GASH PRIZES, £650. RUNNING. CYCLING HIGHLAND DANCING. Write to Secretaries for Programmes :— Springdale Spurts Chrt) : 11. A. Wairsfafl Wait.oa. Te Aroha Caledonian Society ■ J Excell. Te Aroha. Morrinsville Sport Ciuli : W. Morrison. Box 4». Morrinsville Noniiuations for Springdale, close DEC