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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 99, 29 April 1939, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. NEW ZEALAND'S PREMIER THEATRE. Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. 11 A.M. — 2.15 — 8 P.M. STILL THE CROWDS FLOCK TO " GUNGA DIN " I " GUNGA DIN " " GUNGA DIN " t, " GUNGA DIN " I I, / " GUNGA DIN " | " GUNGA DIN " I i " GUNGA DIN " I |l An RKO-Radio Picture | I Approvel for Universal ll' Exhibition, il" With ' VICTOR McLAGLEN CARY GRANT DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, JR. JOAN FONTAINE . . . Roaring for battle or ready for love . . Reckless, loyal, swaggering sons of tlie thundering guns of Kipling's storied India . . In Addition Walt Disney's Latest Cartoon, — MICKEY MOUSE — — MICKEY MOUSE — In . "THE BRAVE LITTLE TAILOR" And CHARLES TUCKWELL at the Civic Grand Organ. In "SOI.DfERS OF THE KING." | CRYSTAL ALEXANDRA | | PALACE & ALEXANDRA! I MT. EDEN II GREEN LANE | I Phone 14-573. || Phone 16-647. j To-night at First Auckland Suburban Screening. First Auckland Suburban Screening. DIRECT FROM QUEEN STREET. I F 111 1 Ifl 1 I i I I i I | THE i ADVENTURES OF j ROBIN HOOD I V ROBIN HOOD i V ROBIN HOOD V_ ROBIN HOOD ROBIN HOOD 11111 L ROBIN HOOD i j|. ROBIN HOOD i : I IK ALL IN GLORIOUS /I fi TEC 11NI COLOUR, ,||

I With j llillll ERROL FLYNN. Approved for Universal Exhibition. ONE TRUSTY SWORD AGAINST A THOUSAND . . . ONE STOUT HEART AGAINST THE WORLD ■ ■ ■ | REGAL | To -night at 7AK | PONSONISY ROAD. | • j Deaf Aids Available I Phone 26-940 i THE " DEAD END" KIDS | In the Thrill of a Century, " CRIME SCHOOL." Recommended 6j/ Censor for Adults. THE MARX BROS. (Czars of Insanity), "ROOM SERVICE." Approved for Universal Exhibition. And Latest MARCH OF TIME "Britain's Pilemnnt" and "U.S.A. Firelighters." >=iN E W • JRE GE NT Finallv To-night at S. l'hone 14-142. RONALD COI.MAN— MADELEINE CARROLL. " PRISONER OF ZENDA." Recommended by Censor for Adults. Selected Featurettes include Latest MARCH OF TIME. "Czechoslovakia." IS HE HALF DEVIL AND HALF MAN? | ARRIVING MONDAY! | I I The Mighty CHANG CHANG "CHANG WITH A COMPANY OF THIRTY AMERICAN AND EASTERNARTISTS AND A SPECIAL CUBAN MARIMBA ORCHESTRA In China's World-Famous MYSTIC MUSICAL REVUE " A TRIP TO HADES " With "THE ENCHANTED TRINCESS." The Magnificent fIO.OCMI Oriental Spectacle in 28 Bewildering Scenes, j Together With Glamorous! Scintillating JOANNA CLAIRE And Chang's Hollywood Ballet, Plus !

|||J|=GHOSTS and SPOOKS=J|||| Seasoa Strictly I.imited to 10 Nights. Note: During the first week of the School Holidays there will be a Matinee Daily at 2.150. | HIS MAJESTY'S. | COMMENCING NEXT I WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, . I I AT THE MATINEE. 'I GALA PERFORMANCE AT S P.M. Reserves 0/. 2/, 3/, 4/. plus tax. Box Plans now open at Lewis Eady. Ltd. MAYFAIR- ! S'SA"-TO-NIGHT at 7.30—A gold mine of melody. rpHE Q.IRL OF THE Q.OLDEN yyEST with .Teanette Mac Donald. Nelson Eddv. Leo Carrillo, Buddy Bbsen. Approved for Universal Exhibit ion. Supporting Programme includes 7tli Episode of "Flaming Frontiers" Serial. w=~ PETER PAN -=d JX.Z.'a Premier Cabaret.) - TO-NIGHT—B p.in.-12 p.m.—TO-NIGHT. QUBICLBS JJEAVILY ! ! ! JOHNNY MADDEN'S gWING ICINGS. DRESS 1 2/6 | OPTIONAL | 2/6 | Reservations, TEL. 46-777. MANAGER NEIL EDGAR. FOR AMUSEMENTS, ROLLER SKATING, BOXING, WRESTLING, BALLS, DANCING, TEACHERS OF DANCING, BHOWS, WINTER EXHIBITION, ELECTORAL, AVIATION, TROTTING, SPORTING, JUMBLE SALES, MEETINGB, LECTUREB, REUNIONS, 1 PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, SOCIALS, ETC., i ADVTB-, SEE PAGE TWENTY-THREE.