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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 37, 14 February 1939, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. TIVOLI TIVOLI TIVOLI j ANOTHER CRACK-A-JACK 3-HOUR GUEST NIGHT ! 7.30 — TO-NIGHT — 7.30 5 — BIG ATTRACTIONS — 5 6d 6d 6d 6d JOEL McCRBA C,i aA 6d6d joki. mocrea odod „ , „ , .[OKI. McCRBA flj (-J 6d6d BARBARA STANWYCK gS t«A ~ In " 6d6d 6d 6d -BANJO ON Rfl R , 6d 6d MY KNEE" ™ ™ 6d6d gg ~ „ , 6d 6d 6d 6d LEK TRACY , , LEE TRACY 6d 6d W6d GLO h:aßTuart 6d 6d 6d 6d - m - 6d 6d "BEHIND THE ™ ™ 6d6d HEADLINES" bd be fi i fij —— ' 6d 6d oa bci Both Approltl i for . /»j fi j 6d 6d " Universal Exhibition. uu ou CJ C/l ~ 6d 6d ba bd 2-REEL COMEDY. g,fi , 6d 6d ■ 6d 6d 6d 6d MUSICAL REVUE. 6d 6d J fi d 6d 6d6d " 6d6d 6d6d[ CARTOON - 6d6d TIVOLI — TO-NIGHT — 7.30! j C"T» A rPTT 1 I Uue Night Only blAlill | To-night at *j I ONEHUNGA. IPhone 12-344 ° | Deaf Aids Available i Definitely Your Last Clinnce to See Barbara Stanwyck, Herbert Marshall, ••ALWAYS GOOD-BYE."' Recommended bu Censor lor Adults. THE CRAZY GANG in the Hilarious "ALE'S BUTTON AFLOAT.'' Approval for Li nivrrsgt Kxhibi'inn. I REGAL j&ff&.S. 7.431 I PONSONBY UD. Il'houa I Dcnl Aids Available | j &k — GUEST NIGHT — I n i RALPH BELLAMY in Harold Bell ! DU Wrights ! 6d "WILD BRIAN KENT." J ,-,. WARREN HULL, JEAN MUIR, ""J " FUGITIVE IN THE SKY." | ° Both Recommended Censor tor Adults. | DE-LUXE \ M J%»:t at 8 [ MT. ALBERT I Phona 40-104 PAUL ROBESON, " JERICHO." Recommended by Censor for Adults. George O'Brien, "PAINTED DESERT." Approved for Universal Exhibition. DANCING. . i__ — TO-NIGHT — MODERN DANCING MODERN DANCING —• TO-NIGHT — AT THE ARTS HALL. KITCHENER ST. (Near Public Library). NORM. CROWDER'S SILVERTONE BAND, The Orchestra that puts Tone and Rhythm into Music. SIT-DOWN SUPPER. ICE CREAM OR TEA. COFFEE. CAKES. ETC. TO-NIGHT, ARTS HALL, The "HIGHLIGHT" of the Week's Dances. BECOME A PATRON OF THE CITY'S PREMIER' DANCE. HALL. special Carlo, Spot Waltz, Balloon Dance and, of course, the Lambeth Walk and Palais Glide. Ladies 1/6, Gents 2/. Management: *$S. HAMMOND. M.C.: JIM WALTERS. IT'S A POSITIVE FACT THAT AS THE COCOANUT GROVE HOTSHOTS (WARMER AND WARMER) WARM UP THE ATMOSPHERE POWERFUL FANS DRAW THE PUREST AIR STRAIGHT PROM THE HEAVENS AND NO LESS THAN HALF A MILLION FEET PER HOUR IS FORCED INTO THE ; g | CABARET METROPbLE | YOU CAN BREATHE •...■•';< YOU CAN SING . A ' ,■ - YOU CAN DANCE>'' ' \;' .. ■' TO-NIGHT?i AND EVERY TUESDAY. ADMISSION 2/. DRESS OPTIONAL. AMBASSADORS HALL, TO-NIGHT. DOMINION' ROAD, 2ND SECTION. . THE REOPENING OF THE COLUMBIA SOCIAL CLUB OLD-TIME DANCE. APRIL 12. ; ; Under Sole Management of: A. G. COSiEY. -■ , . . . £■'. with, ' PARKERS ORCHESTRA , ■ OP SIX PLAYERS.. ■ ;'.'. Including Ron S win ton, Piano Accordion; Jack Griffin, String Bass, Bun jo and Violiri; Trevor Parker, Drums and Sax, Clarinet. •i MONTE CARLOS.: • Excellent Floor, Music, Supper. We wish to draw the attention of Patrons and Public that no expense lid* been spared in renovating and altering the Hall —a new and j spacious lounge that will add to the comfort of the dancers. Make up your party and be among the first to enjoy an evening in this now beautiful hall, which is the largest and coolest hall in the city. Remember, no extra charge. Admission 1/6. '.'-j' ■'■,■■ ALWAYS THE BEST IN AUCKLAND. P.S.—Learners' Class Thursday as usual. TVANCING TIME FOR DANCERS. TO-MORROW NIGHT. TO-MORROW NIGHT. TO-MORROW NIGHT. • BY WHOM? ■ ? SEE TO-MORROWS PAPERS. : , xi 4 QRYSTAL PALACE BALLROOM. MODERN DANCING, WEDNESDAY, 15th. NOLAN RAFFERTY'S QUARTETTE. __; 14 rpO-NIGHT r— AND EVERY TUESDAY, ■*■ APOLLO HALL, Queen Street. OLD-TIME. Monte Carlo. " Sit down Supper. Admission 1/6 Each. 14 RAND OLD-TIME DANCE MUNICIPAL HALL, NEWMARKET. ' OPENING TUESDAY, FEBRUARY .21. Good Supper. Admission 1/6. Watch "Star." x! 4 WEDNESDAY, AND EVERY WEDNESDAY. THE ONYX CLUB, "By the Sea." JOHNNY MADDENS SWING KINGS Bock you with Rhvthm. Inquiries, 14-790. 14