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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 35, 11 February 1939, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. 2 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER STAR FEATURES ON THE ONE PROGRAMME AT, THE • M MAJESTIC Hill 1 Continuous from 11 a.m. to 7 p.jn. DE LUXE SESSION S P.M. Ist FEATURE — MAUREEN MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN O'SULLIVAN < LEW AYRES LEW AYRES In i " SPRING MADNESS" I | "SPRING MADNESS" \ , | "SPRING MADNESS" J JUcommciidcd by Censor for Adults. ~t How to hook a man in Ten Racy Lessons. See how five Gorgeous - .'-'v Girls gang up on one man's heart . . . and they didn't learn it front books. ■. V-Sj 2nd FEATURE — HERBERT MARSHALL HERBERT MARSHALL J VIRGINIA BRUCE | VIRGINIA BRUCE MARY ASTOR MARY ASTOR IN i WOMAN AGAINST WOMAN | WOMAN AGAINST WOMAN $ I WOMAN AGAINST WOMAN * Recommended by Censor for AdatiiiX "vS WHAT WOULD YOU DO? If you were wife No. - . IN- * THAT NO WOMAN'S LAND .... '-if the Home Town of Wife No. 1? See how tills second wife battles for her 7 M happiness .... In a drama that's if fascinating and thrilling because it's TRUE. PLANS MAJESTIC — PHONE 43-210. "The Show Place of Auckland." SPECIALLY AIR-CONDITIONED. It's the coolest spot in town. | BERKELEY 1 cSMSfit ..By the Sea! At Mission Baft M — :o: M To-night at Eight o'Clock. M OLYMPB BRADNA. MThe New Parisian Star, with Gene Raymond, Lewis Stone, in M " STOLEN HEAVEN." :| M A thrilling and exciting dramaM interwoven -with delightful mode. Approved for Universal Exhibition. :4 M Cinesound Review, etc., etc. Reserves (no extra). Phone 17-377. JJ THE CAFE LOUNGE. . ..." M Luncheons. Afternoon Teas. - Grills, M - Suppers and Dancing. Open To-night till 1 a.m. M Sunday, till • p.n. 1 CAPITOL \ I M To-night at a Quarter to light, i" CLAUDETTE COLBERT. M GARY COOPER In M " BLUEBEARD'S M EIGHTH WIFE." Bigger Laugh than "Mr. Deeds Got* Mto Town." it's the Year's Greatest and Gayest Comedy. M Approved for Universal Exhibition. M Also Alan Marshall. Tala Birrell in "THE INVISIBLE ENEMY." M Recommended by Censor for Admitc. M Thrilling Story of International Intrigue by B. Phillips Oppenheim. .Hlllllll DELTA .lIIHIII TO NIGHT. 7.45. AND MONDAY.. WARNER BAXTER AND FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW In "KIDNAPPED." — Also — " TARZAN'S REVENGE." Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday Nest: TWO THRILLING WESTERNS. "GUN LAW" AND "RAWHIDE." All Approved for Universal Exhibition. PICTUREDROME — milford. LORETTA YOUNG. DON AMBCHB In "LOVE UNDER FIRE." Also: Comedy, Terrytoon. "News. etc. Approved for Universal Exhibition. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! DANCING: 8 p.m. till 12. II SENSATION !

i pLAYING fJIO-MOKKOWS H 1 Ts ! SWING AND SWAT WITH JdHNNY MADDEN J J (The Voice of Gold) i | And Ht« I gWING ICINGS II SCORING TJNQCESTION- , ABLY THE FASTEST KISB TO FRONT RANK IN THE HISTORY OF N.Z. DANCI ING ANNALS. || Admis.: DRESS Admis.: I 2/6 1 OPTIONAL | 2/6 | HEAVY BOOKING! II I Reserves Tel. 46-777. | Manager . . . NEIL EDGAR. FOR YOUR DIARY! H.M.S. LEANDER CONCERT PARTY (By kind permission of Commodore J. W. Rivett-Carnac. D.S.C.) WILL PERFORM IN HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, AUCKLAND, Oil SATURDAY, MARCH 18. MATINEE}, 2 P.M. EVENING SHOW. S. CONCERT IN AID OF NAVAL CHARITIES. 11 Printed and Published for the Proprietor*. New Zealand Newspapers, Limited, by Ambrose Charles Pamoo, of 67. Hamilton Road, Ponsonby. Publisher, at the OSc* . he J . Company. Shortland Street. Auckland. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1939.