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

AMUSEMENTS. <^cTvT^> Direction : Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. 11 A.M.—2.15—5 P.M.—B P.M. IT TOPS ALL OTHER MUSICALS. the most iii-hk hilarious and sruriiisKiTi, show kvkri The King of Mirth — EDDIE CANTOR — — EDDIE CANTOR — — EDDIE CANTOR — — EDDIE CANTOR — — EDDIE CANTOR — — EDDIE CANTOR — — EDDIE CANTOR — — EDDIE CANTOR — — EDDIE CANTOR — — EDDIE CANTOR — — EDDIE CANTOR — — EDDIE CANTOR — — EDDIE CANTOR — Eddie's Greatest Laugh llit, " ALI BABA GOES TO TOWN," " ALI BABA GOES TO TOWN," " ALI BABA GOES TO TOWN," " ALI BABA GOES TO TOWN," A 20th Century-Fox Special. Approved fur Universal Exhibition With THE MUSICAL OF 1000 LAUGHS. The ares of musical entertainment . . . the hilarity kins of screen and ra«lio and tin* producers of your bijrpnst hit shows ... pro to town together to you the hip-hip-liooroai-ingest smash hit ever! IT'S A CANTORNADO OF HILARIOUS LAUGHS! , Also ; , I " MARCH OF TIME," | i No. -1. 103 S. ■ | GREAT ENTERTAINMENT! CIVIC TO-DAY! Approved for Universal Exhibition. CRYSTAL RIALTO| PALACE & RIALTO| MT. EDEN. NEWMARKET. | Phone 14-H73. Phone 46-609. | Tonight, Fri. & Sat., at S p.m. • LORETTA YOUNG, DON AMECHE, l Madcap Sweetheart* . . . living on ! Thrills and laughing at Peril ! I With BoRHAII MINEVITCH and his I Musical Rascals, in ! "LOVE UNDER FIRE." j STAIN : WAK-TI ME SPAIN! ! An exciting romance which hurdles I barbed-wire barricades and goes | plunging into I MORE FIN AND F FRO RE ! THAN YOU'VE EVER SEEN ! I — Associate Feature -—• | JANE WITHERS I A Hiding, Roping Buckaroo. in | " WILD AND WOOLLY." I The West whs never so Wild until I Jane Arrived. I Both Approved fur Universal Exhibit ion. Special Added Attraction 1 EMPIRE GAMES FINALS, Including ROOTS (N.Z.) | Amazing Victory in tlie sxo yards. | MATINEE TO-MORROW (SAT.). 2 P.M. "Wild and Woolly." Popeye and 2 Terrytoon Cartoons. - Comedies, and Empire Games Finals — 7 ATTRACTIONS. r Extra at Crystal Palace Only -i CHILDREN'S FANCY DRESS PARADE [EMPRESS | "-""a8 ! NEWTON. Phone 27-077 THAT RAVISHING BEAUTY of "Winjrs of the Morning" * — ANNABELLA — * In an unforgettable storv, - UNDER THE RED ROBE - Approved fur Universal Exhibit inn. RALPH MORGAN. IIKR PERT MI'NDIN. " THAT'S MY STORY." Reeommendcd bit Censor for Adults. MAT I NEK 'LO-MOKIiOW 2 P.M. "Under rhe K«»d "Idol of the Crowds.'' News. Cartoon. Serial. All .1 ppro red fur ( ' nirrrxttl Exhibition. i Jlllthe ASTOR,!I;IIjl j ! ' DOMINION RD. !| ;!j jJ ! | Telephone 15-433. To-night at S. Variety Session 7.31.). Fred Mac Murray : .lean Parker : Jack Oakie : in 1 "TEXAS RANGERS" [ Recommended by Censor lor Adults. Stuart Krwin : Bettv Kurnoss : in " ALL AMKKICAN CHUMP." Approved for ','nivernal Exhibition. " Secret A sent X!i.*' Popular Prices : Reserves No Extra. MATINEE TO-MORROW AT P.M. lexas Rangers,"* Serial, l'(>peye. Cartoon. etc. ! PEERLESS THEATRE I I ST. HBLIER'S. PHONE 17-4.')5. | AT 8 P.M. FRIDAY. SATURDAY, MONDAY. Robert Montgomery, jiadcb evans. I FRANK MORI; AN, BILI.IIO BURKE AND! ERIC BLORE In " PICCADILLY JIM." r. G. Wodehouse at his best ! A picture full of unmistakable comedy. Approved for CnirersaJ Exhibition. JjfjNEW REGENT"I^. I EPSOM. - TO-NIGHT AT S. Phone 14-142. CLARK GABLE, FRANCHOT TONE and JOAN CRAWFORD In "LOVE ON THE RUN." ALICE FAYE. WALTER WINCHELL In " WAKE UP AND LIVE." Both Approred for Thtirerxal Exhibition -j , PETER PAN -=J | = -'N iC.'s Tremier Cabaret.) ~= 3ilSiu-ox To-night 8.30 P.M. - 1 A.M. To-niSl't To-nigh I Lauri Paddi's Band. To-night ?n!gh? ! 2/61 12/61 To-night "" 1 ' To-night To-night Reserves : Tel. 4G-Y77. To-niglit To-night To-night To-night Manager - - - NEIL EDGAR I) OOF TILERS' PICNIC, MOTCIHI, SATURDAY. Duchess, Central Wharf. '.) a.m. IS TEACHERS OF DANCING. ■y"ETTLETON-EDWARDS School. Albft *' Bldgs.. Swanson St. Interviews daily from 11 a.m. A