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Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 60, 12 March 1938, Page 28

AMUSEMENTS. JOHN VAN DRCTBN'S stirring play of Charles Stewart I'arnell, famous* Irish Patriot. who gave his whole life to his people . . only to hear their jeers when he asked for the love of the only woman he ever desired! Liable in his greatest role . . . Myrna Loy, more heivitching than ever, as Katie O'Sliea. who held a nation's destiny in her hand! TO-DAY AT 11 — 2.10 — S r.M. ST. JAMES' THEATRE Direction : Sir Benjamin Fuller. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's "P ARNELL" "PARNELL" "PARNELL" "PARNELL" "PARNELL" "PARNELL" "PARNELL" "PARNELL" — With — The Great Star of "San Francisco" CLARK /^ABI.E LAKK WAKI,B rtI,AKK /1 ABLE WABI.B / ILARK ( 1ABLE LA UK 1 " ABLE — And — Mykna toy, YKXA J-'dV, Mykna toy, YKNA -"OY, MY UN A T OY, YKNA -"OY, EDMUND GWENN— BILLIE BURKE EDNA MAY OLIVER. Another Outstanding Associate Programme includes : "GRAND BOUNCE," Pete Smith Specialty. "GLIMPSES OF JAVA AND CEYLON," Coloured Fitzpatrick Travel Gem. BOOKINGS . . . Are already heavy for this evening. I'lnns 011 view in the Main Foyer this morning from 9,:>0 a.m. Approved. Jor Universal Exhibition. —PRINCE EDWARD— Knranjpliai-e P.d Ph. 46 252. Direction Sir Benjamin Fuller. TO-NIGHT, at 7.30 p.m. PATSY KELLY -- JACK HALEY and I.AFKEL & HAHDY in " PICK A STAR." 2nd Feature: TOM BUKKti (World-fan 1011s Tenor), with SALLY O'NEIL. in 'KATHLEEN MAVOURNEEN' H.oth Approved Jor Universal Exhibition. Also Screening: "Crime Doesn't Pav" (Series). Coloured Cartoon anil News Keels. Fuller-Hay ward's / —N Phone 2ii-041 I BRITANNIA Qy PONSONBY | Three I.amps Terminus. | News Reels Nightly at 7.30 p.m. An Outstanding Attraction : FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW, with Spencer Tracy and Lionel Barrymore in Rudyard Kipling's Best-loved Story. "CAPTAINS COURAGEOUS " Approved for Universal inhibition. Mary Astor, with Chas. Quigley, in "LADY FROM NOWHERE." Jicrommended by Censor Jor Adults. I fuller-Hay ward's Phone 22-OS3 I | VICTORIA OI^DEVONPORTI j 7.30 — TONIGHT — 7.30 j RONALD COLMAN, JANE WYATT, in "LOST HORIZON." Recommended by Censor Jor Adults. Special Supporting Programme. " FI'RY OVER SPAIN." Recommended by Censor Jor Adults. Fuller-Hay ward's N Phone 26-IOH | CINEMA W GREY LYNN) Surrey Crescent. To-night at 7.'10 p.m. I JEAM HAKIjOW and CLARK GABLE ln "SARATOGA" GEORGE FORM BY ill " FEATHER YOFR NEST." th Approved for Universal Exhibition. i SOUTHERN CROSS I ELLKRSLIB. TONIGHT AND MONDAY AT 7.45 P.M. (1) ANNABELLA in " WINGS OF THE MORNING." Presenting JOHN McCORMACK. ALL TECHNICOLOUR. (2) WALTER CONNOLLY in "LEAGUE OF FRIGHTENED MEN." Both Approved Jor Universal Exhibition. The Popular Theatre with Natural Cooling MAYFAIR- "ft™'™""' TO-MGHT—also MON.. 7.30 p.m. A Thousand Elephants and a Million Thrills ! Rudyard Kiplin's " ELEPHANT BOY." Based 011 "Toomai of the Elephants." Also—the Year's Funniest Film Cast : Wallace Beery. I'na Merkel, in "(!OOD or.I) SOAK." rioth Approved for Universal Exhibition Featurettes include: "More Kittens" (Cartoon iu Colour) ami "Our Gang" Comedy. PICTUREDROME — mll for d. JESSIE MATTHEWS. ROBT. YOUNG'"and SONNIE HALE in "IT'S LOVE AGAIN." Also : News. Etc. Ull iversa! Exhibition. | THE REX I TE papa pa. - To-night and Mon. Madeleine Carroll, Dick Powell, in "ON THE AVENUE." Also : THE JONES FAMILY. "OFF ro THE RACES." Roth Universal Ex. HP PETER PAN _= =g : —'JS-Z-'s Premier Caharet.') ~== WHY NOT FLANNELS? To-nU'L t ! To-night! § P.M. TILL 12 P.M. 'Jo-night! To-night! Admission: KSigii I 2/6 | OPTIONAL To-iiigui : PARNELL SCHOOL DIAMOND JUBILEE, 1878 - 1938. TO-NIGHT, at 6 P.M. JgANQUET, gOCIAL AND FARMERS' TEAROOMS. TO-MORROW (SUN.), at 2.30. VICE IN Q.ROUNDS. To he conducted ;>v FANCOL'RT, REV. G. A. D. SPENCE, and others. Anthem hy Queen Victoria Maori Girls' Choir, Collection in aid of Radio Equipment for School. ALL ARE INVITED. Service will be held In St. Mary's Cathedral if weather is unfavourable. 12