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Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 192, 16 August 1938, Page 18

_; AMUSEMENTS. . "Rosalie" "Rosalie" "Rosalie" "Rosalie" you'll thrill anew ,<t> !• » TO THE MAGIC VOICE Rosalie of ... "Rosalie" •vtblson t^ddy "Rotsalif" BLSON -E^DDY nosaiie ■μ-jblhox t^ddy Rosalie elson I "Rrxsnlio" AJBI-SON T^DDY Kosane JNblson J^DDiXtOSalie -VTBLSON TT^DDY "TtniflliV BI.SCIN -*^DDY Jtosane -vjBLsoN -γ^ddy Rosalie JM blson -^ddv "Rosalie" sJnsing -rosalie" . . . "Rosalie" ' ~iVHy should i care -, "Prvcolio" •• ■ " IX TUK STILL OP JttOSaiie THE NIGHT." etc., etc. "Rosalie" _ an d — "Rosalie" tjowbll "Rosalie" owell "RosahV TRI-banor powBLL XVO&cllie -"UV.AXiIK -*- OWELL "Rosalie" tjowbll "Rosalie" T , , ' KA , X,,I{ * '.^ K, - K fir . ~ Daneiiitf her way into your KOSaiie heart nvnln . . . and . . . "Rosalie" frank morgan iVU&ttlie EDNA MAY" OLIVER "Rosalie" ——. "Rosalie" associate programme "Rnuolin" "Surf Heroes'"—Pott- Smith KOSaiie specialty . . "Joaqilin Mur"Rosall'p" rieta" —Historical Mystery im !' ~ • • St. James , News Service. Rosalie ;;Kosaiie" ST> JAMES' Kosahe «<t-« l" >« Direction: KOSaiie , Sir Benjamin Fuller. "Rosalie" sessions : "Rosalie" 11 . . . 2.15 . . . s p.m. "Rosalie" bookings . . . "Rosalie" arP ne » v . y - Pl«ns at the ~_ i'»> Theatre. Phone 3--!>2O. xvOSalie Approved for I'niuerual "Rosalie" Exhibition. "Rosalie" — A metro-goi.dwyn «<d i- » MAYER SPECIAL PROKosalie DccTioN. "Rosalie" "Rosalie" "Rosalie" uiiNiniiiniii iiiiiiiiiiiniui 1111111 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuuiiiiiiii I6d PRINCE EDWARD 6d I Ic A NEWTON. Thone 46-252. gjj | I U Dir.: Sir Benjamin Fuller. _, i 16d GUBST 7QA GUEST J , i I g(J NIGHT. * »«>v NIGHT. 6d | 1 fcd Margaret Charles 6d | I "" Sullavan Butterworth | I "Q In *. j I I6d rnHB titOON"S 1 16d X 1X C%VR TTOMB." Oil I 2oa It was love at first ficht ! c _j = I6d A Rleeful, spn-oful spot of "U = I6d tU,,! 6d l § y( j AND—BUSTER CRABBB 6d I 1 6d " DRD7T In FENCE." &* J I 6d Zane Greys Exciting Drama *JU | I ISA oi a Bans of terror-dealing 6(J I I "" cattle rustlers. | 1 6d Both Ltiuernal Exhibition. I liiiiirtiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiii iiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiini iiniiiiiiiwit

Fuller-Hay ward's , —■>. Phone 26-041 I BRITANNIA W PONSONBY | Newsreels .Nightly at 7.30 p.m. I j Karen Morley and <irant Richards in •• ON SUCH A XHJHT." Approrvtl for Universal Exhibition. Ben Lyon and Sari Maritza with Erich von I Stroheini nnd Hrrmiiii Kin? in "CRIMSON ROMANCE." Recommended by Censor for Adults. fFuller-Hay ward's /~-\ Phone 22*583 I I VICTORIA C^IDEVONPORTI J 7.30—T0-NIGHT— 7.30 I Victor .lory. Sally O'Neil in " TOO TOUGH TO KILL." Approred for Universal Exhibition. . Peter Lorre. Edward Arnold in "CRIME AND PUNISHMENT." Recommended by Censor for Adults. 6d — GUEST NIGHT — 6d I Fuller-Hayward'B /"~N Phone 26-408 I 1 CINEMA LYNN] TO-NIGHT AND WEDNESDAY. 7.30. 6d — GUEST NIGHTS — 6d Frances Lantrford. Sir Guy Standing in " PALM SPRINGS." Frances Farmer. John Howard in " BORDER FLIGHT." Also Three Featurettes. "MARCH OK TIME." PEERLESS THEATRE ST. HELIBR'S. PHONE 17-4r>s. TO-NIGHT, WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY. Peter Lorre in "THANK YOU, MR. MOTO." Recommended b<l Censor for Adults. Also Additional Feature—" MY DEAR MISS ALDRICH." Maureen OSullivan. Edna May Oliver. Universal Exhibit ion. Commencing Friday-—" The Prisoner of Zenda." Recommended Censor for Adults. 111 l NEW ROYAT. 1111 Kinssland. 1 111 -tfl Hi VY IXKJ A JXLt \[ I • pj, 12-091. ed , —POPULAR" NIGHT—6d Charlie RusKles —Mary Boland ■in " EARLY TO BED." Richard Dix In "SPECIAL INVESTIGATOR." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. DANCING. OLD COROMANDEL COUNTY BOYS AND GIRLS' ASSN. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT DRUIDS' HALL. OLD-TIME AND MODERN DANCING. CASINO ROYAL ORCHESTRA. 8 TILL 12. Monte Carlos (2>, Ticket Waltz. Good Music and Good Floor. SUPPER—Sandwiches and Cakes. Admission 1/6 Bach. Everybody Welcome. CARDS AND PRIZES FOR NON-DANCBRS. MO N S T E R BALL A MBASSADORS TXALL, mO-NIGHT. DOMINION ROAD—SECOND SECTION. COLUMBIA SOCIAL CLUBS MONSTER OLD-TIME BALL—S TILL 1 A.M. Under Sole Management of A. G. COSSET. WITH PARKER'S ORCHESTRA. OF SIX PLAYERS, including RON SWINTON, Auckland's Brilliant Piano-Accordion Player; JACK GRIFFIN, String Bass, Banjo and Violin. Lucky Ticket Prizes. Ladies' Ist. Snakeskin Handbag: Gents' Ist, Brief Bag. Also other good prizes. 2 Monte Carlos—lst, alb Box Chocolates; Gents' same value. Also Novelty Montr. Balloons, Streamers, Confetti. SUPPER includes Trifles, Fruit Salads. Jellies, Cream, Sandwiches. Cakes, Tea and. Coffee. Admission : Single 2/6, Double (Lady and Gent) 4/6. Always the BEST in Auckland. Iβ GAIETY HALT,—srnww.v <T{ESCBNT TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY). "BACK TO SCHOOL DAVS NIGHT." 4 Cash Prizes. Popular Voting. Monte Carlo. Spot Prizes. SUPPER —Cakes, Sandwiches, Tea and Coffee. CONNON'S POPULAR ORCHESTRA. Admission 1/6. 16 BLIND INSTITUTE, Auckland's most Brilliant Band; old-time afld modern. Bos 8, Newmarket. Phone 43-870. B 808 SMITH'S "Spirits of Rhythm."— Fur Engagements Phone 41-732. B PI SHALFOONS Dance Band Bureau. 8 Bands available.—Atwaters Pianos. B TEACHERS OF DANCING. AVIS HEDGEMAN SCHOOL OF BXLLROOM DANCING. Strictly private lessons daily by appointment. 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Class Lessons Tuesday, 8 p.m. Make inquiries at the Studio, 328 a. QUEEN STREET. Phone 44-147. TS PRANK WOODRUFFE. the Expert: Oldtime full course. 17/6. 174, Symonds St. B MAVIS TOLLEMACHB returned from studying Modern Ballroom Dancing in the leading studios of London and America, resumes Teaching at lla, Ranfurly Road East, Epsom. Private Tuition and small classes arranged for friends wishing to learn together. Correct style and technique assured.—Phone 16-214. B SYMONDSVILLE SCHOOL OF DANCING Strictly Private Lessons by appointment. Modern and Old-time. Tuition (Classes, Mondays, Thursdays, 8 p.m. Dances I Saturdays. Call or Phone for particulars. • MISS B. SPENCER,' 42-237. E