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Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 127, 1 June 1938, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. ALL-WESTERN WEEK! ALL-WESTERN WEEK! ALL-WESTERN WEEK! 2 BIG WESTERNS! 2 BIG WESTERNS! AT POPULAR ROXY-TIVOLI PRICES: CHILDREN 6d 6d 6d 6d 6d 1500 SEATS AT 1/ 1/ 1/ COMMENCING TO-NIGHT! COMMENCING TO-NIGHT! ZROXYN /TIVOLI\ / ROXY \ A / TIVOLI \ I Queen St. )N 1 Near Grafton j V Continuous IT\ \ Bridge. J V from / \ Nightly J \. 11 a.m. / \. Nt 8. y rhcuiP -11 "41. Phone 44-13fi. Direction : Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. ROW CONTINUOUS SESSIONS: 11 — 2 — 5 — S. TIVOLI NIGHTLY AT 8 O'CLOCK. | WESTERN I Action Pictures j NO. 1 | Fim NZ " Screening THE WORLD'S MOST POPULAR STAR. YOU HAVE NKVF.K SEEN HIM, PIT TO-PAY HE IS THE \YOItT,TVS MOST POPI'I.AU ST AH—Leading Gable 3 to 1. Robt. Taylor 'J to 1. THE SCREEN'S NEWEST SENSATION! .oUltllllllllllllllllll l llllllllllilllllhb. GENE AUTRY, GENE AUTRY, GENE AUTRY, GENE AUTRY, GENE AUTRY, The Greatest of All Singing Cowboys, in "RED RIVER VALLEY" "RED RIVER VALLEY" "RED RIVER VALLEY" iilllllllli ijlllllllP 1 "" He hns n Smile on his Face A Song in his Heart A Gun in his Hand. Battling the Killer-King of the West ! Thrills! . . . Action! . . . Surprises! | WESTERN | 20th Century-Fox Films | No. 2 | Flrßt N-Z- Screenin s WAR ON THE RANGE! ....riding the rustlers off the range! ....running the racketeers out of the West! ...iiilllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllii "RAWHIDE." " RAWHIDE." " RAWHIDE." "RAWHIDE." WITH SMITH BALLEW SMITH BALLEW SMITH BALLEW iilllllllli I lllllllfllii 111 "" The range aflame with gunfire! Fence-bustln' Lou Gehrig teams with your favourite singing cowboy and busts up outlaw bands and rides the rustlers off the range to the roar of flaming guns! /loth Approved for Universal Exhibition. BOXY TIVOLT TO-NIGHT! KOXY TIVOI-r TO-NIGHT t BOXY TIVOLI—— TO-MOBROW! WRESTLING. TOWN HALL. A.W.A. (Ine.) SATURDAY! LOFTY BLOMFIELD'S LOFTY BLOMFIELD'S GREATEST BOLT OF THE) SEASON, AGAINST . RAY STEELE RAY STEELE WHO PROVED IN THE TOWN HALL ON MONDAY NIGHT THAT HE IS UNDOUBTEDLY THE M O S T POLISHED WRESTLER EVER TO VISIT THIS COUNTRY. BOX PLANS AT REG. LEWIS, CORNER OF QUEEN AND FORT STREETS. FREE LIST ABSOLUTELY SUSPENDED. TEACHERS OF DANCING. ' t IJIHB pATBICIA gCHOOL O ' JJANCING, 203, SYMONDS STREET. PRINCIPAL: PATRICIA GREEN. Modern Ballroom, American Tap, . Old-time DancingPrivate Lessons. CLASSES: Modern Ballroom. Wednesday, 8 p.m.' Old-time, Friday, 8 p.m. Practice Dance Monday Night. PH. 31-031 for your Appointment. AMERICAN Tap—Classes tor 6 or mot pupils arranged. — E<|ney's Dane Studio. 319, Queen St. Phone 41-615. BDNEY'S DANCE STUDIO of Ballrooi and . American Tap, 310, QUEEN S3 Phone 41-615. FREE concession durin June. Pupils taking a course In Ballrooi or Tap receive an extra lesson. *• Don't hesitate. Book early. •t "VTADAME VALESKA, M.R.A.D. (At 1»I Teacher), Studio, 407, Queen St Reopened Feb. 26. Interviews Dally. till 6 p.m.—46-121. < HI VATE Lessons —2/a Tap, Ballrooi (Tap Classes 1/6) ; 3 Dances by posi 5/. —Ruby Sherrlff, H.B. Bldgs., Newton. < TUDIO Dance, " Symondsville," Symond St., Saturday nest. June 4.—Ph. 42-231 TOILET SPECIAL IBTB. ' MADAME JULIAN, Specialist, Permanei Waving. I-lelene Curtis. Absolutely n electricity.—l 42, Karangnhape Rd.. bttwee Woolworths and Selfrldges. fjagg "■ — AND TCtnnnMft k Cafe, Queen St.—Deligh m ▼•••table and Fruit Salad* all da;