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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 28, 3 February 1939, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. . TO-DAY! AT 11 — 2.15 — S P.M. — "S P.M. *X7"OU shall see in two unforgettable hours an Entertainment to which Metro - Goldwyn - Ma.ver, .master makers of Motion Pictures, have dedicated their entire resources and renown! Built with the lavish expenditure of .millions comes the stirring portrayal oE the life and loves of the glamorous Marie Antoinette, tiie little llapsburg Archduchess who became the last Queen of France! ST. JAMES' THEATRE Direction: Sir Benjamin Fuller. pOMPLETELY eclipsing her , previous triumphs . . . NORMA SHEARER NORMA -SHEARER NORMA SHEARER NORMA SHEARER NORMA SHEARER NORMA SHEARER NORMA SHEARER NORMA SHEARER NORMA SHEARER NORMA SHEARER NORMA SHEARER NORMA SHEARER NORMA SHEARER NORMA SHEARER — as — " jy£ARIE ANTOINETTE " "M AKIE A iNTOIXKTTE " " jyj-ARIE ANTOINETTE " " ]\I A 1 A ntqinette " " M AKIB A. NTOINETTE " " M A111 K A NT0 IXETTE''1 XETTE '' " jy£ARIE A NTOINETTE " A NTOINI,n ' TK " " A NTOINErrTB " "M AUIB A NTOINETTE " " M AUIE A nto 1 NEfrTE " " ]\£ A « IE A ntoinettb " — With — TYRONE POWER TYRONE POWER TYRONE POWER TYRONE POWER TYRONE POWER TYRONE POWER TYRONE POWER JOHN T>ARRYMORE ' J OIIN A>AKItYMOUE .1- I EOBEUT "jl TOR LEY OBEKT I I JOSEPH QCIIILDKRAUT Joseph BOOKINGS ! The Plans for the first week are ItlHng rapidly at the Theatre Booking Ofllce... .it will be essential to reserve ,to avoid disappointment. Phone 32-020 after 0.30 a.m. Reconimcndcd by Censor for Adults. "The Show Place of Auckland." [BERKELEY | MBy t ho Sen ! At Mission Bay ! M Specially Air-Conditioned — It's Deligbtfiilly Cool Inside. | Commencing To-night at Eight o'clock. ! IVI Pred Mac Murray. Harriet Hilliard, jyj and The Yacht Club Boys M "COCOANUT GROVE." M "Says My Heart" — "You Leave Me MBreat li ley s"-" Dren in y Hawaiian Moon" _—You've danced to these numbers for M months: now see the picture that •ryr introduced tlieui. Vl Approved for Universal Exhibition. ]\/[ Cincsound Review, l'opoye Cartoon, etc. •nit Reserves (no extra). Phone 17-377. I\iLUNCH and TEA at THE BERKELEY. TV/T Supper aud Dancing till 1 a.m. I HAPTTOT I BALMORAL. I 1 Lnst NJ „ bt at 745 TVT Jane Withers, 'Stuart Erwin in " C II E c K E R s." IVI Approved for Universal Exhibition. T\T Also Peter Lorre and Keye Luke iu "MR. MOTO'S GAMBLE." M Murder in the prize ring! M Recommended by Censor for Adults. Serial: "Flash Gordon's Trip to Mars." | PEERLESS THEATRE I I ST. HELIER'S. PIIONE 25-OSO. I TO-NIGHT AT S. SPEXCEIt TRACY. LUISE RAIXBR Iu "BIG CITY" "BIG CITY" The year's outstanding nctlon-iilleil comedy drama, with the Big City for Its setting. Also Fox and Metro News, a Pete Smith Cartoon, etc. Matinee Saturday, 2.15 p.m.—Same Programme as above. M A YF A TT? sandringham. UAirmn Phone 12-093. To-night at 7.3o—Robert Young, Florence Rice. FranU Morgan. Edna May Oliver in "ROMANCE FOR THREE." Also Charles Quigley. Rosalind Keith iu "GUARDIANS OF THE AIR." Both Approved for. Vniversal Exhibition. . Special Matinee Saturday —• 2- p.m. AMUSEMENT PARK, CIVIC SQUARE. TO-NIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT. JUST FOR FUN. ADMISSION TO PARK FREE. DANCING. JiL pONSOXBY J^EAGUE JC . pURL JJALL — JERVOIS JJOAD. THO USUAL WONDERFUL XIGIIT OP DANCING AND ENJOYMENT. Mussels and Sandwiches. 1/6 — LADIES AND GENTS 1/0. 3 To-night —■ and every Friday. APOLLO HALL, Queen Street^ OLD-TIME AND MODERN. THE HAPPIEST CROWD IN THE WORLD. Admission: Ladies FREE, Gents l/'G. 3 TVrODERN DANCE — LABOUR HALL, Hi EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT. GOOD MUSIC, GOOD SUPPER. GOOD PRIZES. a ■ - A. DAVIS, M.C.