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

! AMUSEMENTS. ! ( — | |jj J JiliniKM' mi Ij I||}l M linxuilQlimmuiUUimi] jJ J jljl 11 ' Direction : Amalgamated Tln-atrcs Ltd. Continuous Sessions : 11.U — 1-" — o.O —S.U. ' THRILLING ADVENTURE Sa T. Ie : ' i nitilVl 11 j I'resents GARY COOPER GARY COOPER i GARY COOPER | GARY COOPER "THE ADVENTURES MARCO POLO" | A United Artists Release. j j Approved for Uitii vr-nl /.'//, ihition. : Til" I't ■11 .1 tin it of his time . . . he | h.itil'd ariciis and wooed a princess. | .-th;:;ing rumanci-:. I 3 — — | CRYSTAL RIALTO j | PALACE & RIALTO j : MT. EDEN. NEWMARKET. | ! Phone 14-..73. IMione 46-tio'J. I ' Soil-lit iiie.-llly Heated. i G(i _ GUEST night — 6d Tt 'MGI IT A'l' IJ 6d 1 For (1! I e >i-_-llt Olllvi. 6d ROCHELLE HUDSON, 6d HARRY RK HMAN. rH MIC'HAEL PAIITLETT, ( ' WALTER CONNOLLY, j 3(1 And 'he Writers ~f the Song. I 1 A !:!. I: V AND KII.EV. . ! In the New Mimical Sensation. : i THE .MUSIC GOES ROUND, i bt! THE MUSIC GOES ROUND. 6d . A.>M'fi;i!c !• raltire - • OC ' Mil 11AI 1. WIIALEN. jean Mill:. (.•,] SLIM SUMMKRVILLE. t' 11 A K I .ES uu WENNINGER in Jack London's " WHITE FANG." t>Cl r,nth Approved for Universal Exhibition. | STATE Uigurs 7.45 I ONEIIUNGA. I Phone 11'344 : _ GUEST NIGHT — 6d NORMAN FOSTER. ' GI.ENDA FARIIELL In 6d "HIGH TENSION." |6d KR.G BLORE. PHYLLIS ItltoDKS In " "TO BEAT THE BAND." u Oi-iffoth Appvovrd for I'nivnxal Exhibit ion. , 7.30 - I NEWTON. I Phone'J7-077 5 Gd — GUEST NIGHT — WALTER ABEL. GAIL PATRICK. Da ERIC BI.oRE. In the thrilling ill \ -1. • r romance. oci TWO IN THE DARK." Rcconnr,ended t>i/ Censor for Adults. .It HI NNY I'UWNS. DIXIE DtXl'-AK In ill' 1 Lrrra t '■>! of all U«uiifj-'tic 6d cm-dies. fi , " FIRST BABY." Approved lor I nil evxitl Exhibition. , iglfL-iJ ~ i green lane. ipii. ig 047 ' 5 6cl — GUEST NIGHT — 6d LIONEL BARRVMORE. HELEN MACK. In RETURN OF PETER GRIMIVi 1. ' EDWARD EVERETT lIORTON In - 6d »youß UNCLE DUDLEY." u Approved for I'niverftal Exhibit ion THE GLIDE THE GLIDE <C^SKATm - AUCKLAND'S PREMIER RINK. I Selee 11 • i a. s the \'i Hill.- o! tile 1'.1.'.s N -'ZEALAND SKATING I'll AM P I oNSII I P j TO-NIGHT. MISS JEAN HA^ j N'tnv Z»'alan«rs t'lia in j "ion Lady Skater, j Direct ir<'!i; Iht sm-ffss*at tin* Australian I'l'ii: ciiii ry Skatinir <'ha inpinnsiiips. # j miss this upp'trt unily of st viuz this < 'ha mpi<»n. Xf»TE- Alt hntll i-nuviiliTahlt* ha iiicurr»Ml in ln-inirinir this t.'ha mpioi to Auckland. tlotN- will h»: Nt> incrcasi* ii priccs. j GRAND SPORTS PROGRAM MR Inrludin: Walk ami Run Ran-: I.a.lics am! Gmils Musii-al St|uar»'>: Ladies and 'ii-nls' Musica Sticks \ pa; ! nrrs i. Extra Special Mont t'arlo Pri/rs. r CLYDE HOWLFAS SKATING BAND Ev.-ry Ev*'niult. A* Admission <»d. skan*s «!d. Flourair* l Od. THE GLIDE CNR. KIIVHEI; PASS AND PARK ROADS DANCING. " T ABol.'R TTALL ! : *-<AlHirit n-AM. I=rr=rr=== KARANGAHAPE ROAD — TO-NIGHT. BIG HAWAIIAN NIGHT. LEIS. I.EIS. I.EIS -- FREE I BE WISE - BE EARLY. HAWAIIAN DANCE CLUB With L. MATI'S HAWAIIAN BAN! Presents MODERN DANCING. I'opular iis Ever. Come and Meet all the Good Dancers at " Labour " Rendezvous. Sub. 1/6. o Monte Carlos. Spot Waltz SEE HOW THE HULA SHOULD BE DONE i,V THE lII'I.A KIN G AND HIS MAIDENS. Also; AUCKLAND'S JUNIOR AND SENIOR WEIGHT-LIFTING CHAMPION IN ACTION. Conclusion : HEAR AUCKLAND'S 14-YEAR-OLD CR< il »NER. L~, SUPPER PROVIDED. M.U. : H. YOUNG. - .Management : N. Mi KAY. 1 — rpO-NIGHT — MASONIC — rpO-NltiH' - 1 - HALL. - 1 - Top oi' (Jiteen Street. EMBASSY DANCE CLUB PRESENTS MISS l-'I.o. WHITE. Radio I'ersona; i; v and \'ocalist. with TED (.'ROAD'S FAMOUS CHEVALIER BAND i x Players). (onto along To-night to this Popular Mil E. | week Da.ice. Join the Happy Crowd t I I 'ain-i rs at this I'optiiar Hall. S. - Motite Carlos. 1. J. Prizes. Lc.llies 1 , (',. Doutile "J U. Gents 1, (5. ORANGE (' oRoXA TI o N II AI, I WED. JULY o. WED.. JULY <i. MONSTER FANCY DRESS CAHNIVAL And Farewell to Jiniiny 1- itzpaD-ick. Auckland's own Radio Star, the Boy with tie- Gold-n Voice, who is going to Australia on .1 u!y Is. Guest Artists include Nl-;nr>o and Party. Make vour rr> i'i olli ri e-■ -j'o :ii-1!I fur TicUets. " 1 i'.s rpO-NIGHT--GAIETY HALL. Surrev Ore — -I TUI OLD-TIME DANCE. Featurin ' ■*• i Your I-'avou! ite Dances. M.oite Carlo. Spi j Waltz. Supper. Excellent Music. Floo l< : Man.'.getnent. Admission 1/. y i lo Dire,-,ion: 11. McLEAN. — 1 Ts*- H.,11. cnr. Jervois Rd. and Curra '| St.. l'otisonh^" —Modern and Old-tin: s.. | Dancing TO-NIGHT and Every Wednesda; j Monte Carlo. Eight Supper. Balloons, et — i (iood Music ity Rio Dance Bantl. Ladit j1 '■ ( ''' nts I-' l ' l - 3 Kt\ HALL. EDEN I'ERRACI Laiiies 1 Gents 1 /1». i THE ALPINE OLD-TIME DANCE EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT, t Good Supper and Band. Uo A. ANDERSON. M.C. l'" O A T U R D A Y - S A T I- R D A ■ NIGHT. k'J MODERN DANCING. j CRYSTAL palace ballroom. C! 1: EPI SHALFOO.VS FAMOUS BAND. _ MANUKAU CYCLING CLUB. I 1 EPI SHALFOON'S Dance Band Bureau S Bands available.—At waters, -47-' 4 lt> i