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Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 99, 29 April 1938, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. TO-NIGHT — TO-NIGHT DOUBLE-FEATURE PROGRAMME AT POPULAR ROXY-TIVOLI PRICES. CHILDREN, 6(i 6d 6d 6d 6d 1.100 SKATS AT 1/ 1' 1/ /r()X\\ /tivoliX / roxy \a / tivoli \ Muorn Sr. Nenr ~,.; , r t0u \ I'niitlniii ,» J r-> \ Hrldse. / \ ?rurn / \ Nlsbtlj / \ n a.m. v , \* at ft. >/ IMiosie u ■111. Plione 4 t i;;i>. i;n\v ii.i\Tl.\nn;s SKSSInNS : 11. -'. ■">. 8. I"I V•»I.I NIGHTLY AT S uri.ncK. MAT I MIK 'J ' i il.'M'K Ti i Mi > K1: < i\V. i ATTRACTION , ;K ., k.,.i,,, | A -i" ill -ii Ih crook in sable — 1.i.1;, run,.in in- in I hi' shadow of l lII' ]:|V\ PRESTON FOSTER | ] ! PRESTON FOSTER j | PRESTON FOSTER j PRESTON FOSTER | WHITNEY BOURNE WHITNEY BOURNE WHITNEY BOURNE CECIL KELLAWAY ! | CECIL KELLA WAY \ \ CECIL KELLAWAY | I DONALD MEEK DONALD MEEK I jj IA Thrll Una "Kpiri : DOUBLE '/ , Kidnapper*. | dangerJm::;: , '^^!!:;;! DOUBLE iia.-kPUMT uluiVa ; T» \ X'r'TT'T? Newspaper Slip I JJAiNUJiiK—,,ii,.ii hip clue, i i\\ llirll Fxposoil II I DOUBLE l|tnngpr..ni. linng-l DANGER- I J I { DOUBLE ' • 11 : '"' i< 7^DANGER- koiibkky! A swi ft anil I DOUBLE Hfartlins story of ■n\vrr , iTT? Mni»>«lng diamond* UA IN UrLIV- nn ,i dangerous Its flip most oiznrro adventure that ever climaxed a gripping murder mystery! ftrrommcnilrrl by Censor for Adults. I ATTRACTION |Republic Pictures I JsJo. 2 I First N.Z. Screening CATCHY . . . SPARKLING . . . DANCING ROMANCE THAT'S FAST AND FURIOUS FUN! BEN LYON JOAN MARSH BEN LYON JOAN MARSH 1 I EDDIE NUGENT ISABEL JEWELL EDDIE NUGENT — In — I H , e lln ' l , rhy ;"•" • -DANCING she had "It"! —,—,__. He fell for the FEET society Rlrl who _ . .___-,_. hurt turned taxi- -DANCING dancer, and they TT'Tr'T7"T whirled and r £j - c ' - 1 twirled Into pnra- ,-. A » T/ ~, T » Tr , ■ Use until the bis-DANCING masquerade was TT'C'T exposed. rrjUil THEY SET THE WHOLE COUNTRY DANCF- CRAZY AS THEY WHIRLED AND TWIRLED INTO PARADISE ON THEIR "DANCING FEET." Approved for Universal exhibition. ROXY TIVOM TO-NIGHT! UOXY TtyOLI TONIC,HT! TO-MORROW, SATURDAY. SPECIAL 3-HOUR MATINEE FOR THE CHILDREN AT BOTH THEATRES, AT 2 O'CLOCK. CHILDREN 6d 6d 6d 6d 6d I GREKN LANE. 'Ph. 1^47 7.45 I WILL MAHONEY — WILL FYFFE. In the Greatest Side-Splitter s4nco "The Cohens nnd the Kellys." ". . . SAID O'REILLY TO McNAB." Approved for Exhibition. Also. AKIM TAMAROFF In "KINC, OF GAMBLERS." Recommended bji Censor for Adults. COMING TO-MORROW (»AT.). SONJA HENIE. TYKONE POWER. In "THIN ICE." Approved lor Universal Exhibition Also, DOROTHY LAMOUR, LEW AYRES "LAST TRAIN FROM MADRID." Recommended bu Censor for Adults. matinee tomorrow (sat.). 2 p.m. "Thin Ice," News. Cnrtoons. Comedies. W=~' PETER PAN ~=dj ~'' '"X.z.'ti Premier Cabaret.) ■_■ : To-night 8.30 P.M. - 1 A.M. To-nigh* To-night Laurl Paddi 'B Band. To-nlfiht iHiSiliil Lizej 'saw ess To-nlsht To-niaht Reserves: Tel. 46-V77. To-night To-night To-nlsrh;-To-night Manager - - - NBIL BDGAR RUGBY FOOTBALL. fi TpKCHNICAL COLLEGE OLD t& X BOYS' RUGBY FOOTBALL PRACTICE MATCHES. Second nnd Fourth Grades—v. Bit. Albert Grammar, school grounds, Mt. Albert. 2.30 p.m. Third Ornae—v, Grammar Old Boys, school ground. Mountain Road. 3 p.m. Intermediate —v. College Rifles, Three Kings ground, 3 p.m. Fifth Grade —Three Kln«s jrround, 2 p.m. 29 H. OAKLEY. Hon. Sec. MAKLST BKOK OLD BOYS' RL'GIIY FOOTBALL CLUB.—Final Practice, All Junior Grades. Snored Heart College, TOMORROW. All Sixth Grade Player* must, attend. 2» ('. B. MOLLOY, Hon. Secretary. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. QOCCEB >fflfc rpiIRILLS, TJLANDI'ORD JJARK. MT. ALB. GRAMMAR V. EAST. SUBORBK OLD BOYS EAST. SUBL'RBfEARLY GAME, 1.30 P.M. ABELS V. COMRADES. ABELS V. COMRADES. TWO LIVELY SENIOR GAMES GO LF. \ UCKLAND'S Foremost Coach. Norrlc a~V Bell.—Watt'* Sporta Depot, Pbune 40-412. D