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Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 254, 27 October 1938, Page 28

AMUSEMENTS. 1B , D i™,,p ,||ll^„lj | | jl Um 11 Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. Continuous Sessions: 11.0—2.1.-. —.'i.O —8.0. I LAST SESSION Ti' MI.HT | GRACIE FIELDS In "WE'RE GfHNG TO Bft RICH." Also—"Yoaiig nnil Innocent." Both Rrromnirml'il In; t'rnxnr for Adult#. 1 TO-MORROW | THEY FIGHT FOR THEIR 1.0 V K WHILE WAR UK U.MS SOI XD THE TOCSIN OF PRIMITIVE HATE ! J AMOUR J AMOUR DOROTHY T AMOUR A Mjsteriouß 1 i Wiii 11' Goddess T\OKuTHY "T AMOUR of a .Ttinzle Empire I\OROTHY f AMOUR a nil a ir ,J Mill'.M.ned TV'ROTHY T amour Aviator ;iit you JJAY K AV 3£lM.xnd rpHRII . L I|AV A| I [.LAND L UAY A.ILLAND ' PON rpHRILL And Rubber-tared T VNNK VERMAN ; 7 in a 111 Paraiuomit's pjER J I NGI.K LI KAISIX(; J-J H R ,J UNGLE E' JJOMANCB. 'P£ HK # J I'N(iLE JytVE' 'J-£EK JUNGLE J OVE' * ALSO » POPEYE CARTOON. POPEYE CARTOON. 1938 " MARCH OF TIME." Approved for Lnirrrxal Exhibition. j STATE j r , nnl sccecnlng ONEHUNGA. | Tonight at O ■ I r> « at' Aids Installed I I'lione 12-.?44 O ' 6d _ GUEST NIGHT — CJ I.ee Triu-.v. Gloria simirt in ; "j "WANTKU .I.\NE TURNER." i bd Recommended bti Cciixnr for Adults. ' firl DICK FOKAV ill "BIG NOISE." ou Approval lor tinirersal Exhibition. PRINCESS"] Hcrepnlns dominion up. I i'onight at u Draf Aids Installs! IMiono 15-4.10 _6d — GUEST NIGHT — [ Cfl Le«v Ayre". Florence llice. k "PANIC ON THE AIR." b(1 Antoinette Oilier, John I.oder. /»J "OURSELVES ALONE." PU Roth Heroin mended Cm-nr for Adults. I po? E S AL ' Flnal I ' S °NR\ RD. (To-night at HA K 1 I>af Aids Installs! j phono 26 940 ■ 6d — GUEST NIGHT — CJ Ann Sothern. (;.. n e Raymond, . ou "WALKING ON AIR." f)o la Ria c K All Ji I*, jo V.,\ iim Grey's /•J "DESERT GOLD." WRoth Ipproied for I nirersnt Exhibition. | DE LUXE | KrL at 8 i Ml'. ALBERT. I ['hone 40 104 j „ KK'-'-V in Mark Twain's "THE ADVENTURES OF TOM SAWYER." All in Glorious Technlcolmir. ARIIII R 1 RACY (Street Sinsteri in "COM M A Nl> PERK< >I!.M AN«'E." Roth Approved for fJniverxnl Exhibition.. PIRATE SHIPPE — MILFORD BEACH — OLD-TIME DANCE CARNIVAL. EVERY SATURDAY. i See Saturday's, " Star " for Special Transport) Arrangements. DANCING. ANNOUNCEMENT. MODERN DANCING. TO-NIGHT AND EVERY FOLLOWING THURSDAY AND SATURDAY AT S P.M. AUCKLAND'S MOST LUXURIOUS CABARET—THE METROPOLE QUEEN STREET. ' IS NOW AVAILABLE TO THE DANCING PUBLIC AT THE POPULAR PRICE OF 2/6. I DRESS OPTIONAL. ' i Cubicles are provided and may be reserved (Phone 42-330) : but you won't sit in them '■ lor long, because you will want to enjoy the perfect balanced vibrating floor, the softly . glowing and ever-changing loftv " illuminated ceiling, and the Rhythmic 1 Swing o£ the Famous J NEW METROPOLE < SWING BAND AND YOU'LL HAVE TO DANCE! So why not Dance in the Best Cabaret in r Australasialt Costs No More. s WE'LL BE EXPECTING YOU. Balloons. Streamers and Novelties. ! It won't be OUR fault if you're not happy! J. M. ARCHER, Manager. MASONIC HALL, UPPER QUEEN STREET. REALM OLD-TIME DANCE. TO-NIGHT AND EVERY THURSDAY. PARKER'S ORCHESTRA SPOT PRIZES. LIGHT SUPPER. Admission: Ladies 1/, Gents 1/6. K. C. RUSSELL. M.C. 27 g TILL NIGHT -8 TILL "1 2 And Every Thursday and Saturday. JJOMANOS pAXCE QLUB. JJ ALL. Auckland's Most Popular Modern Dance. Music Rendered by ART. LARKINS' ORCHESTRA, FeaturiDg All the Latest Jits. Lucky Number Dances. Chocs.. Cigs.. etc. Admission 1/6. SUPPER PROVIDED. x 27 A. McKENZIE. M.C. O NIG H T TO N" r<f H~~T. ZEALANDIA HALL. BAI.MoItAL. OLD-TIME DANCE. COSMOPOLITAN DANCE CLUB. GOOD MUSIC—MERRYMAKERS BAND. Monte Special. Balloons. Streamers. Supper. M.C. : .1. FOX. Ladies 1/. Gents 1 ti. 27 MRS. NH'HOLL. Hostess. Am bahsadoks hal l. Dominion Road. TO-NIGHT—LEAR NEKS' OLD TIME CLASS. Come and Learn to Dance. Everybody Welcome. Admission Hil. "J7 Gaiety hall—surrey crescent. USUAL DANCE TO-NIGHT. aristocrats dance band. Two' Monte Carlos. Supper. Popular Price 1/. 27 BLIND INSTITUTE. Auckland'a moat modern.—