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Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 62, 15 March 1938, Page 20

I AMUSEMENTS. Direction : Amalgamated Theatret, IM. j 11 A.M. — 2.15 — 8 P.M. ] — FREDRIC MARCH — — CAROLE LOMBARD — In — A Technicolour Riot of Mirth. "NOTHING SACRED" A United Artists Picture. , with CHARLES WINNINGER, WALTER CONNOLLY. Recommended by Censor tor Adults A GRAND COMEDY. FRIDAY NEXT. The King of Mirth. EDDIE CANTOR EDDIE CANTOR In "ALI BABA" Goes TO TOWN. Laughs . . . Laughs. ] QTATff ° ne Night Only | I iD XXX Tonight at Q I ONEHUNGA. Phone 12 344 ° |||||| WILL HAY — WILL HAY jlillj In an Excursion of Fun, "OH, MR. PORTER." 11111 l Approved for Universal Exhibition. — Special Added Attraction — A FURTHER EPISODE OF THE "BOMBING OF SHANGHAI." Recommended by Censor for Adults or.ly, and Not Suitable for Children. NOTE—This will be screened after usual performance. 1 QT A TF, r ° ne Night Only | To-night at y I DEVQNPOKT. | p none 22 10 j ?> Gd — GUEST NIGHT — 6d WHEELER & WOOLSEY 6fj In a Deluge of Mirth, 6d " RAINMAKERS." HARRY CAREY, HOOT GIBSON, ™J POWDER SMOKE RANGE. vQllath Approved for Universal Exhibition. ADELPHI I Tonight at O jn.±s±JXJl in | A , RO Wednesday O RICHMOND AV. | Phone 27 235 6d — GUEST NIGHT — 6d LORETTA YOUNG, 6d ROBERT TAYLOR, s*j In the Romantic Comedy, J" " PRIVATE NUMBER." bd Recommended by Censor for Adults. 6d Also Screening. Qfl TATRICIA ELLIS, FRANK McIIUGII, In a lively and refreshing musical, JJ " FRESHMAN LOVE." "O Approved for Universal Exhibition. I iillTT-fC I A QTnT? 11l rll'lil IxlrLi Aol UK, I I 11111 l 1111 l DOMINION RD. III! ' I I Telcjihone 15-433. I I hi! To-night at S. Variety Sessions 7.30. Carl Brisson : Arllne Judge : in •' SHIP CAFE." Approved for Universal Exhibition. Jack Holt in Kane Grev's "END OF THU TRAIL." • Recommended by Censor for Aitults. CIRCLE 9d : STALLS 6d MAYFAIR- s^^™^ To-night, also Wed. and Thurs., 7.30 p.m. Special Season 3 Nights. The Faithful Screen Version of the famous novel by Lloyd Douglas. " MAGNIFICENT OBSESSION." Approved for Universal Exhibition. With Irene Dunne, Robert Taylor. Charles Butterworth. Also. Edmund Lowe. Dorothy Page in " KING SOLOMON OF BROADWAY." Recommended by Censor for Adults. Including EXCELLENT FEATURETTEX. Stalls 1/. Circle 1/6, | STAR THEATRE papakura.~| Special Season of 3 Nights: Tues.. Wed., Thurs., 8 p.m. Direct from Queen Street. Auckland, after a record run : " WIFE, DOCTOR, NURSE," with Loretta Young. Warner Baxter, Virginia Bruce. Also. v»n Amazing Mystery, steeped in wild surprise : "REMEMBER LAST NIGHT." with Edward Arnold, Constance Cummings. Reginald Denny. Robert Young. Both Adult Rccom. Including Excellent Featurettes. o o SKATEWAYS SKATEWAYS | SKATEWAYS SKATEWAYS SKATEWAYS SKATEWAYS SKATEWAYS NEW RINKTOP OF KHYBER PASS. GRAND GALA OPENING. TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY, .MARCH 16. TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY, MARCH IG. TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10: WEDNESDAY NIGHT ! SKATEWAYS SK ATE.WAYS SKATEWAYS SKATEWAYS SKATEWAYS SKATEWAYS SKATEWAYS OPENING EARLY SATURDAY AFTERNOON FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN. C^KATBWAYS. ELOCUTION. JEAN DOUGLAS. L.L.C.M., Voice Pro•J duction. Speech Training, Humour, Drama, Examinations.—lo. Coleridge St., Surrey Cres. B CHIROPRACTORS. /"CHIROPRACTIC Institute, Lionel Duggan. vv Principal, Winstone Buildings. Phone 44-029. B DUGGAN. Miss Freda (Palmer Graduate). N.Z.C.A.. Winstone Bldgs. 46-444. B ILES AND GILES. Palmer Graduates. N.Z.A.C.A.. Dilworth Bldgs. 45-525. B PERCY HAMBLYN, Palmer Graduate. 603, Colonial Mutual Bldgs. 42-244. B TOILET SPECIALISTS. MADAME JULIAN, Specialist, Permanent Waving. Absolutely no electricity.— 142. Karangahape Rd.. between Woolworths and Pelfridgfrs. D OUR 12/6 Perm, has lovely Curly ends. Cinderella Salon. K'hape Rd. 42-577. B T/-ERLIE BEAUTY SALON. > COMBINED. PERMANENT WAVE GUARANTEED. One Price' Only. 10/6. I Nest Maple, 19, Karangahape Road. B