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Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 299, 17 December 1937, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. MAYFAIR MAYFAIR zEESSFSEEE: (LATE NATIONAL) - ~ -| Queen St. l'hone 4U-109 Direction : Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. Continuous Sessions: ] 1 —'J—j—s. — TO-NIGHT — FIRST AUCKLAND SCREENING. CLAUDE HULBERT, CLAUDE HULBERT, FRANCIS L. SULLIVAN, JANE CAISR, I n Tlie 100 Smiles an Hour "INTERRUPTED " INTERRUPTED " INTERRUPTED i " INTERRUPTED i HONEYMOON." ! HONEYMOON." HONEYMOON." HONEYMOON." Hero mm ended bji Censor far Adults. A Merry Matrimonial Misadventure. PISTOLS FOR TWO! . . . , HONEYMOON FOR ONE! Just married, so tlie bridegroom kissed the parlourmaid! WHAT WOULD LITTLE AUDREY HAVE DONE? It's Laughter all the Way! — In Addition — Return "by Popular Demand of the sweetest story ever told .... inspired by a well-loved song . . . " ROSE OF TRALEE," " ROSE OF TRALEE," " ROSE OF TRALEE," " ROSE OF TRALEE," Approved for I'n'rrmiil Inhibition. With The Screen's Most Lovable Child, BINKIE STUART, BINKIE STUART, The four-year old wonder. And DANNY MALONE, Ireland's Eminent Tenor. FRED CONYNGHAM — KATHLEEN O'REG AN. You will sit enthralled as its story unfolds. Truly a Breath of "Ould Ireland." A Picture that cannot fail to appeal—it contains everything! SWEET MUSIC — COMEDY — . TENDER ROMANCE. — SONGS YOU LOVE — "Mountains of Mourne," "Come Back to Erin." "Believe Me If All Those Endearing ' Young Charms." "Did Your Mother Come From Ireland." "Rose of Tralee," etc. Tender I'athos. Happy Romance, and Abundant with Irish Wit. STRAND. f IllllllllllllHllllllllTtlnranmiilllllllHlllllllllllll 11 Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. Continuous Sessions: 11—2.15—5—5. SPARKLING, HILARIOUS COMEDY! BARBARA HERBERT STANWYCK MARSHALL BARBARA HERBERT STANWYCK MARSHALL BARBARA HERBERT STANWYCK MARSHALL BARBARA HERBERT STANWYCK MARSHALL G LEND A FARRELL, ERIC BLORE. In "BREAKFAST FOR TWO." "BREAKFAST FOR TWO." "BREAKFAST FOR TWO." LOOK OUT FOR THRILLS! UPS FULL OF FUN! An R.K.O. Radio Special.

Approved for Universal Exhibition. | STATE 8 | ONEHUSGA I I'll. 12-3-14 JANE WITHERS Outshines Herself in "ANGEL'S HOLIDAY." PAUL ROBESON The Screen's Greatest Singing Star, in " BIG FELLA." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. MATINEE TO-MORROW (SAT.). 2 I'.M. Same Great Programme as above. i TfTMP'Q INorthcote. To-night at S. 1 XVXJ.N VJ O ) Also Saturday at 8. Cbas. Winninger in Peter B. Kyne's "THE GO-GETTER." Anne Shirley, Herbert Marshall in •MAKE WAY FOR A LADY." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. MISSION BAY CARNIVAL. MISSION BAY CARNIVAL. WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO OUR AMUSEMENT PARK, AMUSEMENT PARK, AMUSEMENT PARK, And thank you for your support over the last four years. 100% NEW ZEALAND ENTERPRISE. MERRY-GO-ROUND, | AND A STRONG LINE OF | ATTRACTIONS. | BRING THE KIDDIES! AND DAD AND MUM CAN HAVE A GOOD TIME, TOO. MILLER AND DAVEY. YACHTING. —-Tr-iyyHANGAREI CRUISING CLUB. jk\ RACE FROM AUCKLAND TO ONERAHI. A s>weepst:»ke Race for Mullet Boat Classes of 10/ per boat with a cup and trophy added will start from King's Wharf at 7.30 p.m. on FRIDAY. December 24, finishing oft Oneralii, Whangacei Harbour. Entries close at Messrs. ,T. Burns and Co.. Ltd., at 5 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, December 22, or at Victoria Cruising Clubhouse at 8 p.m. V. HARRISON, 17 Hon. Secretary W.C.C. DANCING. TVfASONIC, Upper Queen St.—TO-NIGHT, •i'-i- 1/ Ladies — Gents 1/6. NIGHT REVELLERS. OLD-TIJIB PROG RAM ME. 17 VINCE SHIM.C. TE AKARANA GIRLS' SILVER "BAND will hold a Dance. Foresters' Hall, Onehunga. Saturday, December 18. Monte Carlos, Streamers, etc. Good Supper. Rhythm Rascals' Dance Band. Ladies 1/0, Gents -'/. Come and hear Girls' Band piny some items. :1S LAWN TENNIS. GRASS Court to Let, 2nd section. —Ph. 46-555. 20