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Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 118, 21 May 1938, Page 28

AMUSEMENTS. FOR LAUGHING OUT LOUD! The uproarious tale of a prissy Friscilla who saves her sister 'rom a charming vagabond —and keeps him for herself: TO DAY AT 11 — ".15 — 8 I'.M. ST. JAMES' THEATRE. Direction : Sir Benjamin Fuller. Met ro-Goldwyn-Mayer's Comedy Whirlwind .... II II Double vitedding." OI'BLE 'VeDDIXG." DODBLE \7r7EDDING." OUBLE >>EDDING.'' DOUBLE \T7EDDIXG." OUBLE V> EDDIXG." DOIBLE TTTEDDING." OUBI.E >» EDDING." 111 I | — With — BILL POWELL — And — MYRNA LOY A Wonderful Associate Programme j includes: -CHILE. LAND OF j CHARM." (Fitzpatrick Travel Gem), j "CANNED FISHING" (Our Gang), | "WHAT DO YOU THINK?" j (Odditv). ST. JAMES' NEWS SERVICE. Etc. BOOKINGS ARE HEAVY! Flans at the Theatre from 9.30 a.m. Phone 32-920. ; Approved for Universal Exhibition. Upper Symonils St. Dir. : R. J. Kerridge. Sessions : 2 and 8. News. 7.30 p.m. Unpaid Reserves held till 7.30 p.m. only. M.O.M. BRINGS YOU THE MOST EXCITING I)I{A MA THE SCREEN HAS EVER KNOWN. . CLARK GABLE ! MY£NA LOY L ! In Hi |! i " PARNELL." !j| 1 i " PARNELL." I 1 1 " PARNELL." I I " PARNELL." I 1 Supported by FVlna May Oliver, j Edmund Gwenn, Billie Burke, I Allan Marshall. Donalil Crisp. I This Great Cast gives you THE ROMANCE OF IRELAND'S UNCROWNED KING. Excellent Supporting Programme. Approved for Universal Exhibition. Karangahape Rd. Direction : R. J. Korridge. SESSIONS: 2 AND 8 P.M. DAILY. | SPENCER TRACV. GLADYS GEORGE, I J FRANCHOT TONE In | Metro-Goldwyn-Mnyer's Powerful Story . . | "THEY GAVE HIM A GUN" | Recommended bj/ Censor lor Adults. I Also AKTHLK Tlt EA CHICK In | " STEP LIVELY, JEEVES " A pnro ved for I n i versa I Exit ibit ion. I ill! THE ASTORj I I I 1 DOMINION RD. ! II I Telephone 15-433. I To-night at 8 : Variety Session, 7.30. Joan Crawford : William Powell : Robert Montgomery : in ~THE LAST OF \ MRS. CHEYNEY." | Also: "THE GAME THAT KILLS." Both liccommcndcd by Censor for Adults. Popular Prices : Reserves No Dxtra. | PEERLESS THEATRE | I ST. HELIER'S. PHONE 17 4u5. | TO-NIGHT AND MONDAY. .TAXEST GAYNOR. FREDRIC -MARCH, ADOLPHE MBNJOU. MAY KOBSON In "A STAR IS BORN." Approved for Universal Exhibition. In Teohnieolour. Aussie News and Cartoon in Colour. [ SOUTHERN CROSS j ELLERSLIE. TO-NIGHT AND MONDAY AT 7.4.") P.M. (1) Eilward G. Robinson and Bette Davis in "KID GALAHAD." (2> Warner Oland in "CHARLIE CHAN ON BROADWAY." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. For Reserves. I'lione 17-023. M STRAND THEATRE. SUNDAY EVENING, 7 p.m. — Doors Open. 7.1.j p.m.— Screen Talks. 7.30 p.m.—Address bv tn3V. J. H. CHAPPLB on "THE BIBLE IN SCHOOLS." Is it a book to be put into the hands of our children? At 8.20 p,ni.—Picture Programme, headed by, the Merry English Comedy " THE JOY RIDE," Starring the Laughing Jester of the Films, GENE GERRARD. Approved for Universal Exhibition. SILVER COLLECTION AT DOORS. RATIONALIST ASSOCIATION AND SUNDAY FREEDOM LEAGUE (Inc.). 21 WAITOMO CAVES WAITOMO CAVES EXCURSION. EXCURSION. KING'S BIRTHDAY WEEK-END. JUNE 4 AND 6. Depart Auckland by Special Train, 1.10 p.m., Saturday, 4th. Return to Auckland, Monday, 6th. INCLUSIVE COST, £3 5/ (Ist Class Rail. Motor, Accommodation, Cave Fees). Book NOW. GOVERNMENT TOURIST BUREAU. 97. Queen Street. Phone 44-SOO. 21 BOWLING. G. ~\r T - EDEN BOWLING -*- 1 - CLUB (INC.). \Y\£jjn Nominations for the Office of President. Vice - President, Secretary. Treasurer, Management Committee (4). Match Committee (3) and Green Superintendent close at the Pavilion on TUESDAY. May 31. at 7.30 p.m. C. S. CAVE. 21 Secretary. LECTURES. "PEOPLE'S UNIVERSITY — SUNDAY,' * 2.45 p.m. Speaker : MR. S. OLDFIELD. Subject: "WHAT IS SPIRITUALISM?" 3. Queen Street. All Welcome. S CARD PARTIES. "500," TUESDAY, AT 8 AUCKLAND CITY BOYS' BAND ROOM, Opposite Druids' Hall, North Street. . 21