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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 55, 7 March 1939, Page 18

. AMUSEMENTS. STRAND. 1 lllllllliiiiiiiiniijiiiiFiiimuuMinniiiiniiilllllll IMrection: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Continuous Sessions: 11, 12.45, 2.15, 5.0, 8.0. MADE TO MAKE THE WHOLE WORLD LAUGH. GEORGE FORMBY GEORGE FORMBY GEORGE FORMBY GEORGE FORMBY In "IT'S IN THE AIR" A B.E.P. Release. Approved for Universal Exhibition. 100111 MAYFAIR 1011 I Queen St. Rhone 42-169. II lllllillilllllll Deaf Alda Available. !11|1111111111|| Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. LAST 3 NIGHTS. SESSIONS AT 11 - 2 — 5 AND 8. ** A ; A Positive Riot HA! S A ; at Every Session. HA! HA! HA' ha; KRAZY WEEK ha; HA! _ HA! HA! f* T7"RAZY A TTRACTIONS (* HA! ha; u ii-RAzi Attractions " hai HA Headed by HA! HA! Those Great Shakesbeerian Actors HA! ha| THE MARX BROS. ha! ha! THE MARX BROS. |i| HA! The Mad Marxes ... HA! HAi CZARS OF INSANITY . . §|j I In the ■ —', I FIRST AUCKLAND SCREENING | HA| of Broadway's Sensational Two- HA! g~; Season Laughing Knockout . . . HA! H-iJ "ROOM SERVICE" ha! ha! "ROOM SERVICE" h!\ H 4; The Dizziest. Dafflest, Krazlest g A ; HA i Show that ever made Hysterical ft, , Hi Hi «tory! HA! HA! Approved Universal Exhibition. »jA' HA! HA' HA! -KRAZY ATTRACTION No. 2-i g£ ; HA! The "Cuckoo" Comedian HA i HA! EDGAR KENNEDY, HA! H A | "HIGH BEER PRESSURE" HA! HA! —— HA! HA! „ „ 111 l H\' HA! -KRAZY ATTRACTION No. 3~ h\ ; HA! Tue "Nitwit" Comedian jj\i HA! LEON ERROL HA! n A ! "HIT AND RUM" HA! MA! —^—^——— HA! HA! -KRAZY ATTRACTION No. 4- JJ A ; HA! The "Goofy" Comctilun jj^i HAi WALTER CATLETT HA! HA! In "UPI'ER CUTI.EI.-i." HA: HA' 'I" nii HAi -KRAZY ATTRACTION No. 5- ■ „?; HA i The "Screw i. )..*-_•" fVm.ilians ha' HA! THE THREE STOOGES HA! HA! "HALF SHOT j.iOO I'EKS" HA! HA| ; HA! HA' I Then as Good Measure • |j A ; HAM "GOOD SCOUTS" HA! HA! I Walt Dlsney'B Latest Cartoon. HA' HA! HA! HA! HATHA! HA! HATHA! HA! HA! — COMING FRIDAY I Both First Auckland- Sereenlng.~| "TYPHOON TREASURE" ' AND f CHALLENGE" Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. | ALEXANDRAI™,^ 1 e ir n i | GREEN LANE. | Ph. 16 647. O SONJA HENIE, RICHARD GREENE, 'Joan Davis, Arthur Treacher in "MY LUCKY STAR." GEORGE O'BRIEN in the Thrilling "LAWLESS VALLEY." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. DE LUXE | Also £*•■" ■* 8 MT. ALBERT. | Phone 40-104 CHAS. BICKFORD. ANNA MAY WONG, 'DAUGHTER OF SHANGHAI' GERTRUDE MICHAEL, LARRY CRABBE. "SOPHIE LANG GOES WEST" Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. - ; DANCING. TO-NIGHT'S THE NIGHT! ♦ At 8 O'CLOCK. FOLLOW EPI SHALFOON'S COTTON PICKERS TO THE CABARET METROPOLE, CABARET METROPOLE, Where RHYTHM goes with Everything. COME TO METROPOLE AND LEARN .'. TO SWING. Admission 2A x 7 CRYSTAL PALACE CRYSTAL PALACE BALLROOM, BALLROOM, MT. EDEN. TO-NIGHT — TUESDAY. GEORGE S. MARTIN Proudly Presents The, " COCOANUT GROVE " COCOANUT GROVE HOTSHOTS." HOTSHOTS." The Brilliant Band which for the past 10 weeks has broken all attendance records at the METROPOLE. • HOCK WITH RHYTHM to this Outstanding Band. TO-NIGHT TUESDAY. LADIES 1/6 — GENTS 2/. Dress Optional.'' Supper. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT CRYSTAL PALACE BALLROOM. 7 fT) 0 - N I G H T - TO-NIGHT ■*■ — And Every Tuesday Night — MUNICIPAL HALL — NEWMARKET. GBAND OLD-TIME AND MODERN DANCE. You are guaranteed a good time. Good Music by SYLVESTER'S MELODY QUARTET. Good Spot Waltz and Monte Carlo Prizes. Sit-down Supper of Sandwiches and Cakes. 1/6 —Admission—l/ 6. Streamers. Under First-class Management. 7 ARCH. BBOWNLIE'S Red Aces Orches-■"-•tra: Modern or Old-time.—Ring 15-643 ■ TWH T»LIND INSTITUTE. Auckland's most ■*-> Brilliant Band, old-time and modern.— Bos 8. Newmarket. Phone 45-870. B "EiPI SHALFOON'S Dance Band Bureau: •" 8 Bands available.—Atwaters Pianos. B TEACHERS OF DANCING. FRANK WOODRUFFS for Old-time. The Expert Instructor. 174, Symonda Ft. B