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Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 97, 27 April 1938, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. Final - Days! I — MAJESTIC —I CoDtinuous from 31 a.m. "THE I AWFUL TRUTH" AWFUL TRUTH", IRENE DUNNE CARY GRANT ! Approved jfor | T~nivcr*al Exhibit ion. ! Associate Feature : "PAID TO DANCE." Don Terry—Jacqueline Wells. Rccommcndcd b;/ Censor f'jr Adults Plans at Majestic. Phone 4". 21 n. MAJESTIC, FRIDAY. HERE AT LAST is the screen's first punch-paok"d r-pot« of the Alien Smuggling Racket. SMI'IiCI.KKS DROWN H KI.i'LESS VICTIMS TO AVOID CAP'li RE! Slave Smugglers E.\p<'-«•<! l -y Daughter of Shaiigl.iil "DAUGHTER OF SHANGHAI" "DAUGHTER OF SHANGHAI" "DAUGHTER OK SHANGHAI" "DAUGHTER ~F SHANGHAI" "DAUGHTER UF SHANGHAI" ANNA MAY WONG ANNA MAY WONG ANNA MAY WONG ANNA MAY WONG CHARLES BICKFORD EVELYN BRENT LARRY CRABBE * THE underworld couldn't ?eal THIS GIRL'S I.illT SHE KNEW! The secret of a thousand deaths'. SHE SAW! Men bartered for gold in the tropic dens! SHE LEARNED! The workings of the ■world's most inhuman racket . . from the inside: • • • She challenged the far-flung fury of the Alien smuggling ring in a breathless adventure unmatched for thrills! "A Paramount Picture." Associate Feature : THE SEASONS EXCITING ESPIONAGE DRAMA! Punctuated with Gay Dancing. Merry Music and Youthful Romance. "CAFE COLETTE" " CAFE COLETTE" " CAFE COLETTE" PAUL CAVANAGH GRETA NISSEN Beautiful Parisian Dancer, the toast of all France and secret agent of a powerful gang of International spies, using all her womanly weapons to obtain the coveted formula of K33, a sensational explosive. Watching the interests of the British Secret Service is Paul Ryan, "ace" Intelligence Officer! who aims to get at the real powers of the gang, through the girl. PLANS AT MAJESTIC. PHONE 43-210. Both Rccommcndcd by Censor ]or Adults. " The Show Place of Auckland.'' |THE BERKELEY] M Final Screening To-night at 8. M(NO PICTURES TO MORROW — — KOHL SCHOOL CONCERT.) M Jane Withers and Robert Kent ill M " ANGEL'S HOLIDAY" ~ Approved for Universal Exhibition. M You'll laugh! You'll gasp I VT You'll thrill I It's a Perfect Entertainment! M Specially Selected Featurettes. M There's Ample Parking Space for Motorists at The Berkeley. , I THE CAPITOL ] M For One Performance! M 6d—GUEST NIGHT—€d \.f Margaret Sullavan. Walter Connolly in "J " SO RED THE ROSE." M A Musical Drama. - -yr Approved for Universal Exhibition. Also Gertrude Michael. Walter Abel in M "SECOND WIFE." »jt A Dramatic Romance. * Recommended bii Censor lor Adults. ! PEERLESS THEATRE I ST. HELIBR'S. PHONE 17-455. TO-NIGHT AND THURSDAY AT S P.M. JOAN CRAWFORD. ROBERT MONTGOMERY. WILLIAM POWELL. FRANK » MORGAN in Frederick Lonsdale's Delightful Comedy " LAST OF MRS. CHEYNEY " Recommended bv Censor for Adults. . OCR GANG — 1 NTI.REST—NEWS. pLY N X OF THE INLAND. THE REV. JOHN FLYNN. 0.8. E., Superintendent of the Australian Inland Mission, will Speak TO-NIGHT in ST. ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, at 7.40 p.m. And TOMORROW NIGHT in ST. STEPHENS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Ponsonbv. at 7.43 p.m. 21 \ - LECTURES. _ gTARTLING A C T S AND JRREFUTABLB ON " N.Z. AND THE BANKS " Speaker: REV. C. P. BRADLEY. Chairman : W. J. LYON, M.P. Don't Fail to Hear this Wonderful Address. Get the Truth once anil for all. KEY. C. I I*. BRADI.EY ha> amazed Southern audiences with the simple facts. So be early j and hear for yourself. I RADIO ARTISTS RANGI AND IIINE ; Present Maori Items for Opening Number. THURSDAY, APRIL 28, AT S I'.M. :2S JUBILEE. TJEMUERA DISTRK "1 STHOOL j 11 JUBILEE. j EX PUPILS AND TEA''!I EK>. ! To assist the Jubilee mi':ee i n ! finalising arrangements. pi.- a «- >oiir j enrolment fee (-J a, ;l < x . — ; tiie to I _ MRS. C. FATTEN ] 51. Wlietnransi Komi. t. i broadcasting lAI K - L - A - Moore wni, >IE.\K From I STATION 1/..1 | ON THURSDAY, v ::I'M I "Development of l'riiuan I.: . New | Zealand. Including \ -i-.i:ural j Operations of Hi" Ai..-:. v r Early I Mission Farming ami I• i... : | t <'outinuen i -•