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

AMUSEMENTS. IT'S COMEDY WEEK AT THE j | pillliiniimiiiijijiiiiiimiiauiipiiuiiiiniiijjj j | 1 ! IllllllllllltnillllllllllluaHaulUllHlllllllllillllll 11. J I Direction : Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. Continuous Sessions': 11.0- —2.15—5.0—5.0 YOU'LL LAUGH TILL YOU'RE WEAK At FREDRIC MARCH FREDRIC MARCH FREDRIC MARCH FREDRIC MARCH CAROLE LOMBARD CAROLE LOMBARD CAROLE LOMBARD CAROLE LOMBARD in THE KUNNIKST SHOW THAT EVKR HIT THK SCR KEN. " NOTHING SACRED " " NOTHING SACRED " " NOTHING SACRED" " NOTHING SACRED " " NOTHING SACRED " " NOTHING SACRED" "NOTHING SACRED" "NOTHING SACRED" " NOTHING SACRED" "NOTHING SACRED" " NOTHING SACRED" "NOTHING SACRED" A United Artists Release. — With — CHARLES WINNINGER WALTER CONNOLLY Recommended hi/ Censor for Adults. Phone 43-114. I MAYFAIR ; (LATH NATIONAL). _ ■ Queen St. Phone 42-100. j Direction: Amalgamated J'hc.itrcs. Ltd COMMENCING TO-NIGHT! Continuous Sessions : 11 — " — 5 — S. DOUBLE FEATURE SMASH ENTERTAINMENT AT FEVER PITCH. GET READY FOR THRILLS . . . FOR I.AUGIIS . . . FOR EXCITEMENT: No. 1. WAR ON THE UNDERWORLD! WAR ON THE UNDERWORLD WAR ON THE UNDERWORLD! WAR ON THE UNDERWORLD A LAUGH FOR EVERY THRILL . . The most exciting tilm in years .... FRANCHOT TONE FRANCHOT TONE FRANCHOT TONE FRANCHOT TONE FRANCHOT TONE FRANCHOT TONE FRANCHOT TONE "EXCLUSIVE STORY." , Recommended bu Censor for Adults. No. 2. GLORIOUS WITH MUSIC! THRILLING WITH ROMANCE! ' PACKED WITH SIDE-SPLITTING COMEDY! "A XIGIIT AT THE OPERA." With the MARX BROTHERS MARX BROTHERS MARX BROTHERS , GRAUCHO — CIIICO — HARPO "They're three of our foremost comedians . . my wife can tell you the fourth.'' —EDDIE CANTOR. "Threo times as funny as anything I'ye e\*er seen . . but then there are three times as many comedians." —WALLACE BEERY. "We laughed till we cried." —LAUREL & HARDY. IT'S GUARANTEED ENTERTAINMENT! Approved for Universal Exhibition. MAYFAIR TO-NIGHT! AT ' To-night at O xvxlvjaij Also SnturtlaT O PONSOXBY RD. I'hone 26 940 ; ROBERT TAYLOR, BARBARA STANWYCK, VRSTOR McLAGLEN, In a Thrilling and Amazing story. "HIS AFFAIR." Rccommcndcd fty Censor Jor Adults. WM. HO YD as Hnpalonp Cassi<ly in " RUSTLERS' VALLEY." Approved lor Universal Exhibition. MATINEE TO-MORROW (SAT.). 100. Same Great Programme as a hove. i WIRTH'S CIRCUS WIRTH'S CIRCUS WIRTH'S CIRCUS GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH ' I AUCKLAND OPENING: — MONDAY NEXT — ' SHORT SEASON ONLY. LOCATION: OLD DOCK SITE. BOOK AT LEWIS EADY, LTD. TRICES : 360 Reserved Chairs at 7/; Unreserved, 5/, 4/; and <"><io Seats at 3/ (all plus tax). Children Half-price. THIS YEAR SURPASSING EVEN THE MIGHTIEST EFFORTS OF ITS OWN UNEQUALLED PAST.' j AND I THE ! MASTODONIC SURPRISE \ OF THE CENTURY. | Combining a Grand Spectacular < Paceant with the Biggest. Most Bewildering Array of World Astound- I ing Features ever assembled in Circus i History. i TOGETHER WITH SUPER MENAGERIE OF STRANGE WILD ANIMALS ! A WORLD S WONDERLAND FOR CHILDREN. OPEN 4 TO o DAILY. Admission : Children 6d. Adults I,'. j A WORD TO THE CHILDREN ! Bring your pr rents at 11 o'clock NEXT SUXDAY MORNING to the Goods Yard to see Princess Alice, the 4-ton elephant, unloading the huge .jim-ton train. Ask vour pals if they are going: if not. bring them with you. i