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Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 128, 2 June 1938, Page 32

AMUSEMENTS. Vl^> Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. TO-MORROW— - 4 sessions - TO-MORROW— u AM s US; 5 PMTHE MIGHTIEST SPECTACLE THAT EVER FLAMED ACROSS THE SCREEN . . . . l'acked with Thrills to an amazing climax. A city engulfed in Towering Flames. A NEVER -Til -BE-FORGOTTFA" El'IC. I ["IN OLD CHICAGO" ,"IN OLD CHICAGO" I 'IN OLD CHICAGO" 1 "IN OLD CHICAGO" | I "IN OLD CHICAGO" \ "IN OLD CHICAGO" "IN OLD CHICAGO" L "IN OLD CHICAGO"; j I "IN OLD I "IN OLD CHICAGO" | ' 'IN OLD CHICAGO" I I ! I 'IN OLD CHICAGO"! \ ! I "IN OLD CHICAGO" ' I "IN OLD CHICAGO" "IN OLD CHICAGO" I "IN OLD CHICAGO" ' "IN OLD CHICAGO" "IN OLD CHICAGO" ! H"IN OLD CHICAGO" A 20th Century-Fox Special. Recommended by Censor lor Adults With , TYRONE POWER TYRONE POWER TYRONE POWER ALICE FAYE ALICE FAYE ALICE FAYE And a Cast of 3<'oo. YOU'LL REMBMBER FOR MONTHS TO CO.MK ~ • The fearful stampede of 10.000 firemaddened steevs throufrh the hellcanyons of burning Chicago! Tlio (lynamitiug nf lilocks of lmilrlinjis in a vain attempt to halt the fire's tierce progress! The love ..f valiant Molly O'Learv for lier h's-'litin;,' sons ... a lose that never wavered . . . oven when all else vanished in the names of the great Chicago fire! YET— YOU'LL REMEMBER THIS PICTURE MOST FOR ITS HEART-KINDLING , HUMAN STORY! . T.AST DAY , I GARY COOPER I In i I "ADVENTURES OK MARCO POLO." | CHAN IN GAOL! =|y Yes. it's true '. The screen's ace Eg--; detective held as a murder suspect! |§j "CHARLIE CHAN AT MONTE CARLO" A new hich in-mystery excitement! And laughs, too! DON'T MISS IT! — TO-MORROW! Recommended by Censor for Adults. COOKE'S RESTAURANT, "SUGGESTIONS OF GOOD THINGS TO EAT." Our Three-Course Meal? are really cooked by women, who keep the homecooked flavours in all our dishee. FISH MEALS— Try a Freshly Fried Flounder or a Fillet of Snapper. GRILLS— Grilled Rump Steak. Grilled Chops. Grilled Sausages. Grilled Fillet of Steak. We Will Grill Especially to Your Order. OUR FAMOUS WAFFLES ARE MORE POPULAR THAN EVER.- They make a Delightful Afternoon Tea. COOKE'S RESTAURANT. 60, QUEEN STREET. H EXHIBITIONS. jy>J FINAL TWO DAYS ! AUCKLAND SOCIETY OF ARTS. ANNUAL EXHIBITION, UNITY HALL (Few Doors above Town Hall). 11 a.m. te 5 p.m., 7 to II p.m. POPULAR ADDRESSES. TO-NKiHT, 8 p.m.— MR. A. C. HIPWELL. " VALUE AND FUNCTION OF AHT." FRIDAYMR. R. A. SINGER. "TENSE I'A.STS AND PAST TENSES." Admission 1/. RESULT OF ART UNlON—First Prize, loon ; 2nd, 0938 ; •Inl, O'JO4 ; 4th, 09U4 : sth, 1026: 6th. OJIO7 ; 7th. 1006; Sth. 0445: Uth, 06U3 ; 10th, OSG4 ; 11th, 0356 ; llHh. i>43:; : 13th, 05S1 ; 14th, 1327; 15th. OSSS; ltith, 0357. W. LAIRD THOMSON. Secretary. y CIVIC FAREWELL. r-lIVIC FAREWELI REAR-ADMIRAL THE <C|BS3£al:\ HON. E. R. DRUMMOND. His Worship the Mayor of Auckland, Sir j Ernest Davis. Kt., will tender a Civic Farewell in the Council Chamber, Town HalU at 12.15 p.m. on FRIDAY, June 3. 1938, to Rear-Admiral the Hon. E. R. Drummond, C.8., M.V.0.. prior to relinquishing command of the New Zealand Division of the Royal Navy, and his return to England. Citizens are cordially invited to be present. JAMES MELLING, :2 Town Clerk. TYPISTS. "jlflSS lIAXTON, Confidential Public Typ-■i-TX i ngi Duplicating. Vulcan Eldgg. 30-614. - - B