AMUSEMENTS. 11 MAYFAIR [818 ' (LATE NATIONAL). I. - Queen St. Phone 42-169. |= Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, l.tu. LAST TWO NIGHTS. Continuous Sessions : 11 a.m., 12.30. 2.30, 5 and 8 p.m. MIRIAM HOPKINS. RAY MILLAND, WALTER ABEL, HENRY STEPHENSON, In The Riotous Rollicking Romance. .rtllllllllllllllllll 'WISE GlßU'lllllllfllli,, Rccommcndcd by Censor lor Adults. Everything she touched turned to trouble . . and she touched everything from Orphans to Prizefighters. EXCELLENT FEATURETTF.S. FRIDAY NEXT— The Screen's Ace Detective. WARNER OLAND, WARNER OLAND, WARNER OLAND, WARNER OLAND, ll 111 With ,i|| 111., KEYE LUKE •Mill— VIRGINIA FIELD CHARLIE ROBERT KENT CHARLIE SIDNEY BLACKMER CHAN HAROLD HIKER CHAN Three mysterious deaths MONTE MONTE A *° r niisling! " 0n CARLO. . CARLO. A dozen men and women A Fox 20th under suspicion, and ProdueMon CHARLIE ''IllljllP lll ' 1 ' Chan, facing his strongest challenge, scores his most brilliant victory. Recommended by Censor tor Adults. j cjrp A rprji \~ Final Screening | OlAlJll | To-night at >7 A'K [ ONEHUNGA. | Phone 12 344 • 6a _ GUEST NIGHT — 6d ANN SOTHEHN. GENE RAYMOND, THE HARMONY RKOTIIEKS, 6d And HOPE'S HADIO RAND. In 6d " WALKING ON AIR." A High-speed, Romantic Comedy. Chock 6u full of Music, Song Hits & Witticisms. Approved for Universal Exhibition. 6d VICTOR JOKY, FAY WRAY, 6d « WHITE LIES." h(j Recommended by Censor tor Adults. ["PRINCESS 1 To-night at 17 AK I DOMINION RD. | Also Tliurs. 1 ] Centrally Heated. | Phone 15-439 6d — GUEST NIGHT — c , GEORGE O'BRIEN in the Thrilling 6d gMITH gPEAKS. 6d y pprovea tor Universal Exhibition. LEE TRACY, GLORIA STUART. In WANTED—JANE TURNER bd Recommended by Censor tor Adults. j A ni?T DUT T Final Screening I AJJillJLii Xll I To-night at <7 jiSi | RICHMOND AV. I Phone 27-235 1 6d — GUEST NIGHT — BRIAN DONLEVY, GLORIA STUART uu In the real life action drama, 6d "36 HQURS TO KILL." Qd Recommended by Censor lor Adults. WHEELER & WOOLSEY, « SILLY BILLIES." 6d Approved tor Universal Exhibition. I VTXTP'Q INorthcote. To-night at t>. I iVIIN D | Final Screening John Loder, Anna Lee in "NON-STOP NEW YORK." Recommended bu Censor for Adults. DANCING. GRAND BIRTHDAY DANCE CARNIVAL, TOWN HALL, MONDAY NEXT, JUNE 6 (KING'S BIRTHDAY). DANCING, 8.15 TILL 1 A.M. (OLD-TIME AND MODERN). MAKE UP YOUR PARTY NOW. Bookings are heavy for the Biggest Danct of the year. SPECIAL ATTRACTlON—Demonstration ol the latest dancing rage—THE 810 APPLE —by , Miss Margaret O'Connor A NIGHT OF SURPRISES. ART LARKINS AND HIS BAND. SUPPER. DRESS OPTIONAL. Tickets on sale at Lewis Eady, Ltd,. Ladies 3/. Gentlemen 4/. Double 7/ Spectators 1/. B. BURRIDGE, Secretary, xl 110, Colonial Mutual Bldgs.
IT ABOUR TT ALL !=• i Labour P-ALL |= = - KARANGAHAPE ROAD — TO-NIGHT. ANOTHER carnival night. Hats, Squeakers, Streamers. HAWAIIAN DANCE CLUB With L. MATI'S HAWAIIAN BAND Presents MODERN DANCING. Popular as Ever. Come and Meet all-the Good Dancer* at " Labour " Rendezvous. Subscription 1/6; any 2 before 8 p.m., 2/. 2 Monte Carlos. Spot Waltz. SUPPER PROVIDED. M.C. : H. YOUNG. Management: N. McKAY. 1 /CARNIVAL NIGHT TO-NIGHT. V ORANGE CORONATION' HALL, Top o£ Synionds Street. EMBASSY DANCE CLUB PRESENTS JIMMY FITZPATRICK, Radio Personality, Featuring To-night " Broken-hearted Clown," " There's a Gold Mine in the Sky," with TED CROAD AND HIS FAMOUS CHEVALIER BAND (8 Players), 1 N.Z.'s Largest and Versatile Combination. , Come along tP-night and enjoy this popular entertainment. 2 Monte Carlos; 1, 2, Prizes. Balloons, Streamers, Squeakers, Blowouts, etc. Supper Provided. Ladies 1/tt, Double 2/6, Gents 1/6. p 1 MAC. BROWN. M.C. U A S O N I C JJ ALL, UPPER QUEEN STREET. REALM OLD-TIME DANCE WILL NOT BE HELD ON THURSDAY. NEXT WEEK AS USUAL. " 1 1 TO -NI G H T—C ARLTON HALL, Sandrliigham. - mT. albert a.a.c. monster dance, e Old-time and Modern. f Good Orchestra, Great Floor and Bumper V Supper. Ladles 1/, Gents 1/6. 1 5 mO-NIGHT —GAIETY HALL, Surrey Cres. '. X TUI OLD-TIME DANCE, Featuring all S Favourite Dances. Excellent Music. Floor, B Management. Monte Carlo, Spot Waltz; , gupper. Admission 1/. Dir.: E. McLEAN. r Don't forget Carnival. MONDAY, June 6. 1 W 1 jjjsf COASTERS SOUTH ISLAND ASSOC. —A Dance will be held in the 1 Arts Hall, Kitchener St., Next Thursday - Evening. Monte Carlos and Novelties. 5 Admission 1/6, Double 2/6. Everybody welcome. Li U»FI SHALFOON'B Dance Batfd Bureau: g Hi g Bands available. —Atwaters, 47-047^ 4 ' EXHIBITIONS. ■ ■ i — FINAL THREE DAYS! A UCKLAND SOCIETY OF ' r lr I arts ° I ANNUAL EXHIBITION I I AT UNITY HALL * (Few doors above Town Hall) 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.. 7 to 9 p.m. POPULAR ADDRESSES. " TO-NIGHT, 8 p.m.—Mr. Gilbert Archey : t- " Unpainted Pictures." i. Thursday, Mr. A. C. Hlpwell; Friday, Mr. C B. A. Singer. Admission 1/. 1
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Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 127, 1 June 1938, Page 24
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