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Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 206, 1 September 1938, Page 32

—. AMUSEMENTS. ~MAYFAIR ■ 1 Queen St. Phone 42-169. Deaf Aida Installed. j|||||| Direction : Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. •Sessions at 11 — 2 — 5 and 8 NOW GOING INTO ITS 2ND BIG WEEK! THE DAFFIEST, lUPPIFST TPXV FULLEST SHOW' YOU'VE EVER SEE.V Public Maniacs No. I—2 and 3. THE RITZ BROTHERS W * THE RITZ BROTHERS? a THE RITZ BROTHERS - Jg THE RITZ BROTHERS p. IP"" ■■'"Illlllll"With TONY MARTIN MAKJORIK WEAVER SLIM SUMMEKVILLE JOHN CARRADINE WALLY VBKXOX In a Coast to Coast Hiccup on a nutwork of Hilarity : Jill., Jk ■m " KENTUCKY W "- " KENTUCKY MOONSHINE " MOONSHINE " ||||F" ■""iiil~~ Aiiiirincil for Universal Exhibition. WHEN YOU HKAK THE DONG ITS FUN O'CLOCK MOUNTAIN TIME! || LOOK! LOOKr LOOK: Special Added Attraction, AT THE MATIXBE, i TO-MOHKOW. S P.M. I I On The Stage "POPEYE"—"POPEYE" AND HIS PAL HARRY, I Presenting for the First Time in X.Z., their | VENTRILOQUIAL NOVELTY ACT. " POPEYE ON THE AIR " rj BIG ATTRACTIONS >J I MAYFAIR. (Qnoen St.). Afternoon Sessions Only. PRINCESS I to night at 7 AK DOMINION RD. I Fri., Sat. * •*•' Centrally Heated. | Phone 15-430 LESLIE HOWARD. .IOAX HI.OXDELL In "STAND IN." Approved for Universal Exhibition. WARNER OLAND in the Thrilling " CHARLIE CHAN AT MONTE CARLO." Recommended by Censor for Adults. TTRTTAT r Final Screening HEjIjALi Jto nlgnt at 7A X PONSONBY BD. I Phone 26 940 • •*•* I Deaf Aids Installed I 6d — GUEST NIGHT — (•A Margaret Sullavan. Walter Connolly, ou "SO UED THE ROSE." (*A Approved for Universal Exhibition. uu Robert Kent, Gloria Stuart. CA "CIJIME OF DK. FORBES." Recommended by Censor for Adults. I DE LUXbT^X 1 " 7.45 I MT. ALBERT. | Phone 40104 ANNABELLA Beautiful Star of "Wings of the Morning" "DINNER AT THE RITZ" CLAPHAM AND DWYER In " VARIETY HOUR." Both Recommended by Censor tor Adulti BOOK NOW AT LEWIS EADY, LT». MISS KATHLEEN BOYLE Presents "CINDERELLA" and "THE TOYMAKER'S DREAM." TOWN HALL COXCERT CHAMBER. Adults 1/6, Children 1/. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7. 7.45 p.m. xl RUGBY FOOTBALL. SATURDAY. SATURDAY. NEW ZEALAND MAORIS NEW ZEALAND MAORIS NEW ZEALAND MAORIS NEW ZEALAND MAORIS 3 p.m. v. 3 p.m. AUCKLAND AUCKLAND AUCKLAND AUCKLAND THB NEW ZEALAND MAORI TEAM in their Tour of Fiji hare played the style of Rugby which is traditional among Maori players. The 1038 Team will play a game full of verve and dash, so that the undefeated AUCKLAND Team will be thoroughly tested. The match la sure to be brilliant and exciting. 1.30 P.M.—CURTAIN-RAISER—I.3O P.M. 1.30 P.M.—CURTAIN-RAISER—I.3O P.M. INTERMEDIATE REPS. v. SOUTH AUCKLAND Admission: Ground 1/, Stand 2/ Extra. Schoolchildren to Ground, 3d. Auckland Rugby Union Tickets are NOT Available for this match. SEPTEMBER 24. BARBARIANS v. AUCKLAND MAKE A. NOTE OF THE DATE! :2 YACHTING. """Tr~-| CSATUBDAY, SEPTEMBER q //p x \ rpAMAKI -yACHT pLCB, BASTION POINT. A NNUAL TIRIZE -JO-IGHT AND DANCE. Prizes Presented by Sir Ernest Davis at 9 p.m. All Winners are requested to collect their Prizes. Supper 10.30 p.m. Aristocrats Orchestra. Ladies 2/6, Gents 3/, Double 5/. W. A. WILKINSON, Commodore. B. A. HAYXES, 1 Hon. Secretary. JUMBLE SALES. ~\ JUMBLE Sale will be held at the ■ cx - Methodist Central Mission, Airedale St., Friday, 2.30 p.m. i JUMBLE Sale.—St. Matthew's, Friday". 2 - 4 p.m. 1 J — UMBLE Sale, St. David's Scout Hall, Virginia Ave., BWday. g«p. 2, 7 p.m. xl