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Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 4, 6 January 1938, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. I STRAND. | I Direction : Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. Continuous Sessions: 11—2.15—5—8. TO-NIGHT — •' ANGEL'S HOLIDAY " And " DANGEROUSLY YOURS." TO-MORROW— 2 ACE FEATURES JUST ARRIVED FROM LONDON. (1) 7 GLORIOUS SONGS, HUMOUR—DRAMA—MUSIC. STANLEY HOLLOW AY STANLEY HOLLOW AY STANLEY HOLLOW AY STANLEY HOLLOW AY IN "SONG OF THE FORGE." " SONG OF THE FORGE." "SONG OF THE FORGE." " SONG OF THE FORGE." Rollicking Choruses and Rousing Humour (2) ALL LONDON'S GREATEST MUSIC HALL STARS IN "VARIETY PARADE." "VARIETY PARADE." "VARIETY PARADE." JACK THREE HARRY HYLTON ceTeSSed TATE AND BAND Songsters (YES PAPA) SHERMAN FISHER GIRLS, Famous Dancing Troupe. \iT ' " - GONNELLA G. S. MELVIN A Bunch of Red-hot And Comedy Musicians. Troupe . ™ ERNEST N ONI "Always SHANNON The Blotto." Clever Musical Impersonator. Clown All Approved for Universal Exhibition. BRILLIANT ENTERTAINMENT. MAYFAIR ; -r (LATE NATIONAL). _______ Queen St Phone 42-169. : Direction : Amalgamated Tiieatres. Ltd. Continuous Sessions : 11—2—5—8. FINAL SCREENING TO-NIGHT. A Grand Double Feature. JACK BUCHANAN As a Dashing, Debonair Detective In " SMASH AND GRAB." Recommended by Censor for Adults. THE JONES FAMILY In the Season's Greatest Laugh Hit, "HOT WATER." Approved for Universal Exhibition. TO-MORROW (FRIDAY). Return by Popular Demand of the Most Widely-Discussed Picture of All Time. JJUDYARD J£IPLING'S JJUDYARD J£IPLING*S 1 "ELEPHANT BOY." " ELEPHANT BOY." " ELEPHANT BOY." " ELEPHANT BOY." Approved for Universal Exhibition. THERE HAVE BEEN ALL KINDS OF PICTURES, BUT NEVER ONE LIKE THIS. ♦ * * rpHRILL mounts upon thrill . . . leading to a tremendous climax In which eighty elephants, one of ; which is said to be the largest tusker ever captured, are herded together. It is breath-taking! * * * MAYFAIR — TO-MORROW. PIRATE SHIPPE j — MILFORD BEACH — OLD-TIME DANCE CARNIVAL. EVERY SATURDAY. See Saturday's "Star" for Special Transport Arrangements. 6 COOKE'S RESTAURANT — SEASONAL DISHES — Our Menus are full of Delightfully Cold Dishes for this hot weather. Using only carefully selected goods, Cooke's tterve Tasty, Wholesome Dishes expertly prepared and deftly served by Courteous Waitresses. 3-COURSE MEALS, FISH, GRILLS, SPECIAL ENTREES, COLD SALADS. Morning and Afternoon Teas and Suppers. And remember— Cooke's- Delicious and Satisfying Ice Cream has Real Food Value. COOKERS RESTAURANT, "THE PLACE TO EAT." 60. QUEEN STREET. H fTIHE MILLS BROTHERS J- in. their inimitable style sing "BIG BOY BLUE," Y5157. BOND AND BONDS RECORD SHOP. 6 MEETINGS. A MALGAMATED ENGINEERING AND -"-ALLIED TRADES INDUSTRIAL UNION OF WORKERS (NORTHERN INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT), AUCKLAND BRANCH. A Meeting of CANISTER WORKERS of the above Union will be held on THURSDAY, January 6, 1938, at 7.30 p.m., in the Trades Hall, Auckland. Business: (1) To consider Claims for New Award. (2) To Elect Assessors. J. NEALE, Secretary. ADULT DEAF SOCIETY. All Members are requested to attend a Special Meeting at the Club Rooms, Parnell, on SATURDAY, Bth. x 6 GEO. S. SMITH, Organising Sec. PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. T|H. B. LEVINSOHN AND DR. H. J - / TICHAUER, D.M.D. (Berlin). Dental Surgeons. Will be practising during the holiday period at Lister Buildings, Victoria Street. PHONE 45-521. T DENTISTRY. TTOWEY WALKER'S New "Oxygen-gas" process for quite painless extraction of teeth. j) "fpEETH made to suit you" with pleasing -1- natural appearance at Howey Walker's. D