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Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 139, 15 June 1938, Page 28

AMUSEMENTS. ANOTHER GREAT DOUBLE - FEATURE AT POPULAR I ROXY-TIVOLI PRICES: j CHILDREN 6d 6d 6d 6d 6d j 1 1-300 SEATS AT 1 1 1' j. COMMENCING TO-NIGHT! I C O:• IIE X CING TO-NIG HTI' /RO Xi\ /tivoliX ! / ROXY \ A f TIVOLI \ ; | Q:ern St. )N I No::r G:a:tju j ! [0-'. A: . 'i i 'Gres. Lrd. -j ■.■■■; \ . . I.'-. ,\T - <•«■!.• '••!<- j f:\ i M;;.S . . wi'.i' dared TO 1.. • ■ , II: CLAIRE TREVOR As .'.' AN I —— DIXIE DUNBAR I a- IiNV ( v.": ■■ V - .i a W. -i' 1 ill — I — PHYLLIS BROOKS — a - v:'' KI 1Wi.,1 w.ir.-.'l ;•:! I'. -y 1 ' .• ■•is I JAYNE REGAN A - .ilrry (Who w,A: \ ... s B-.y l'ri.iul i | LEAH RAY j As 1.1 Nl'A (Who ; I!:" •■ i Excitement) j LYNN BARRIE I As SAM'KA ! (Who waut*-vl livr Nai-.iu in Lights; j : " WALKING : BROADWAY" A picture as brightly exeitin;r as Broadway itself ... as teeming with heart-catchin drama as its >ide streets! No. 2 Republic Pictures (inc.i FEATURE First N.Z. Screening. T. show her l'.p WASN'T YELLOW he pa : nted the old town ceil! SMILES . . ROARS . . SCREAMS . . HIUVI.S . . IN FACT. ITS TUB LAUGIITIME UK A I.li'ETi ME . . . ROGER PRYOR — LEILA HYAMS — EDGAR KENNEDY — — EDGAR KENNEDY — HERMAN BIXG — EDWARD BROPHY STERLING HOLLO WAV — IN — THE LAUGHTIME OF A LIFETIME IN A DIZZY WHIRL AROFND THE CLOCK. A\m 111 Slip spi I |||, .liiilllill 11 il tilliii! i 111! iii lllils II iliiiii il Jlklk " " 81000 MINUTE " He hail to spend a fortune—PW> dollars a minute — to win a fortune—and lie couldn't give the money away . . . everything lie touched turned into cash. Lau;.'h — you'll roar—as Wally Jones tries to race the clock on his wild spending spree. Bath Approved for Universal Exhibition. BOXY TIVOLI TO-NIGHT! ROXY — TIVOLI TO-NIGHT: ROXY TIYOI.I TO-MORROW! I'lider the Auspices of THB AUCKLAND CITY COUNCIL. SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1938, AT 8 P.M. M'LLE. RENEE NIZAN M'LLE. RENEE NIZAN M'LLE. RENEE NIZAN M'LLE. RENEE NIZAN (Of Tar is). BRILLIANT CONCERT ORGANIST (who has just completed a triumphant tour of America and who is now touring New Zealand) WILL GIVE A RECITAL ON THE Li RAN D ORGAN AT THE TOWN HALL. Assisting Artists : THE LYRIC QUARTET (Messrs. Ripley. Campbell, McElwain and Thomas). ADMISSION 2/. Extract from the " Dominion " : " It is not too much to say thai not since the day of Edwin Lemare ha.- a Wellington audience heard the organ so beautifully iilayed." The "Evening Tost": "A large audience .... appeared to be hypnotised uy the brilliance of Iter playing." :21 BRIDGE EVENINGS. "RATIONAL PARTY. The Remuera Women's Organisation is holding a BRIDGE EVENING, in the RIALTO LOUNGE, on TUESDAY, JULY at S P.M. Tickets 2/. Intending Players Ring 46-058 or IU-068 by June 21!. xlj TABLE TENNIS. \ ICELAND TABLE TENNIS ASSN. (INC). Chihrooms have been secured at Symonds Strt-et in Smith and Brown's old premise.-. Entries v. ill close FRIDAY. 17th. 5 p.m . with the Secretary. Inter-club I'nmpetiti ns v.iil comment" MONDAY. 2"th. 7 p.m. Draw for first and second nights wiil be published in "Herald" and "Star" on Monday. 20th. It is essential that all tnt'.i-s are in the hands of the Secretary by Friday Nigh* E. J. PRICE. Hon. Seeretarv. P.O. Box 33. Newton. Phone 12-11:-!. 1", OPTICIANS AND OPTOMETRISTS. THOS. F. LOWES. F.8.0.A.. F.5.A.0.. I Edin. >. F.N.A.0.. F. 1.0. iEi>_-.i. Ophthalmic onth-ian. Lister HI.!-'.. Vicrorl.-i Sr.. City. I'll. 44.441;. cninu-s. Resi(lcni e. 7 p.m. to s p.n:.. 2. I.ower Symonds St.. opp. Government H' use Ph. 42-410. C RESTAURANTS AND TEAROOMS. Cafe. Queen St. — Deliglit- * ul Vegetable and Fruit Salads all d;iy.