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Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 65, 18 March 1938, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. \ IM. Jk 7 PLAZA \ Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd.. 11 A.M.—12.30—2.30—5 AND S P.M. f THE N \ { SEAL OF \ MERIT UNMISTAKABLY PLACED ON IT BY AU C K I.VNH PICT 1' RK G (.) ER S ! i SECOND BIG WEEK 11 SECOND BIG WEEK j j S TARTS TO DAY OK I I -l.Mh Cent nry-Kox's Special j Attraction: — "LANCER SPY" — — "LANCER SPY" — — "LANCER SPY" — — "LANCER SPY" — — "LANCER SPY" — — "LANCER SPY" — — "LANCER SPY" — — "LANCER SPY" — — "LANCER SPY" — — "LANCER SPY" — Recommended hj/ Censor for Adults. With GEORGE SANDERS I Tli#» N«*w Screen Personality) DOLORES DEL RIO PETER LORRE The blood will tingle through your veins as you see the adventure o£ one man pitted against a nation! THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY EXPLOIT EVER VENTURED! ALSO SPECIAL KK A Tl' RETTfc: "BONE BENDERS." Hilarious incidents in wrestling matches all over the world. ALL AUCKLAND IS TALKIN< I ABOUT IT: STILL NECESSARY TO BOOK! PLAN AT THEATRE. PHONE 41-586. 1 STATE F To-night at O I IjIAIIj I Also Saturday I DEVOXPORT. | Phone 22 101 The Celebrated Actor-Vocalist, PAUL ROBESON In RIDER HAGGARD'S "KING SOLOMON'S MINES." Approved for Universal Exhibition. Also WARXER OLAND In " CHARLIE CHAN ON BROADWAY." Vecommcnded b.i/ Censor for Adults. MATIXEE TOMORROW (SAT.), 2 P.M. Same Great Programme as above. j PRINCESS ! Also 1 8 DOMINION RD. | Phone 15-439 3—BIG ATTRACTIONS—3 BOBBY BREEN In "MAKE A WISH." Also Screening. WM. GARGAX. .IEA X ROGERS. "REPORTED MISSING." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. Also 1 Walt Disnev Colour Classic, | "MICKEY MOUSE." I "HAWAIIAN HOLIDAY." I MATINEE TO-MORROW, SAT.. 2 P.M. Same Great Programme as above. [ALEXANDRA | F^ ls s «« ln 4 I GREEN LANE. i Phone 16 647 KENNY BAKER. ALICE BRADY, FRANK McHUGH. JANE WYMAN. MR. DODD TAKES THE AIR. A story full of the most rib-tickling fun since Mr. Deeds first went to town . . . Approved for Universal Exhibition. HIGH QUALITY FEATURETTES. COMING TO-MORROW (SAT.). BOBBY BREEX In "MAKE A WISH." for Universal Exhibition. George Bancroft and Ra Hould in "A DOCTOR'S DIARY." Recommended by Censor for Adults. Also Mickey Mouse Cartoon. "HAWAIIAN HOLIDAY." MATIXEE TO-MORROW (SAT.), 2 P.M. "Make a Wish," Mickey Mouse. Hidden Treasure. Xews, Traveltalk. I TCT"Wfi'Q iXnrthcote. To-night a f 8. I -tv-tixyj O I Also Sat., at 2 and 8. Ginger Rogers and Fred A'staire in "SHALL WE DANCE V" Approved for Universal Exhibition. TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER. TO-MORROW (SAT.) NIGHT — AT S — The First/ Attraction of the Great "PERSONALITY CONCERT SERIES." Direction - - - - FREDRIC SHIPMAN. This " Series " will introduce to New Zealand Audiences (just arrived by the Monterey) HOWARD MILHOLLAND, HUMORIST AND IMPERSONATOR. Assisted by EVA GARCIA, The Brilliaat Spanish Pianist. Mr. Milholland was for ten years programme manager of the Broadcasting Company of America and his great gift for impersonation is shown in the wide range of personalities he brings into being on his programmes. ADMISSION PRICES: 6/, 4/ and 2/ (Plus Tax). Box Tlan at Lewis Eady, Ltd. DANCING. A I" ASONIC Upper rpO-NIGHT. Queen Street. 1/ Ladies — Gents 1/6 RIO GRANDE NIGHT REVELLERS. OLD-TIMR PROGRAMME. 18 VINCE SHIBLLS. M.C. A CCQRDION Player and Drummer. Parties. Dances; moderate charges.— Phone 12-605. Y POWER BOARD NOTICES. THE AUCKLAND ELECTRIC POWER BOARD. SHUTDOWN'. Notice is hereby given that the Supply will lie Shutdown, for the purpose of carrying our important alterations, on SATURDAY Next. March 1!>. 1938. between tin- liours of 7.0 a.m. and 4.0 p.m. in the undermentioned transformer area :— GRAHAM STREET. CITY (off Victoria St. West I, A.C. Underground Supply. K. H. HARTLEY. I IS General Manager.