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Press, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22004, 30 January 1937, Page 1

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AMUSEMENTS. 2ND BIG WEEK CROWDS STILL CROWDING. Hundreds return a second time. BOOK EARLY FOR TO-NIGHT. AMUSEMENTS. BRITISH CIVIC Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. 2.15 p.m. ‘AGAIN TO-DAY 8 p.m. The World’s Mightiest Voice Rings TTirough an Entertainment Rare and Unforgettable. A PICTURE YOU MUST SEE PAUL ROBESON PAUL ROBESON PAUL ROBESON PAUL ROBESON PAUL ROBESON The Wonder of the Age in “SONG OF FREEDOM “SONG OF FREEDOM “SONG OF FREEDOM (Approved ior Universal Exhibition.) A Gaumont British Special. AN ENTHRALLING STORY WONDERFUL SETTINGS , 4 GLORIOUS SONGS. A Film that will be Remembered when all others are Forgotten. RESERVES AT D.I.C. or Tel. 31-508. Children Under 12 Not Admitted. The Only Real Comedy Show in Town. Last Night’s Audience were kept in shrieks of laughter from beginning, to end. BOOKING? ARE HEAVY FOR TONIGHT. PLANS AT D.I.C. AND THEATRE. Again To-day: 2.15 p.m. and 8 p.m. MAYFAIR ’Phone 31-213 Direction; Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. “The Little Theatre of Big Attractions” CHRISTCHURCH CINEMAS. LTD. Present At The REGENT To-day at 2.15 and 8 p.m. JOHN BOLES Rosalind Russell Billie Burke in the Pulitzer Prize Play “CRAIG’S WIFE” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Reserves D.I.C. or Regent, 34-616. MAJESTIC To-day at 12 Noon, 2.15 and 8 p.m. DICK FORAN (The Singing Cowboy) in “TREACHERY RIDES THE RANGE” Thrilling Outdoor Action Show!! (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Reserves D.I.C. or Majestic, 33-537. TIVOLI To-day at 2.15 and 8 p.m. Entertainment Supreme. “NAUGHTY MARIETTA ” Jeannette Mac Donald Nelson Eddy (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Reserves D.I.C. or Tivoli, 32-810. LIBERTY To-day: Non-Stop From 12 Noon. Matheson Lang Athene Seyler in “DRAKE OF ENGLAND” And Rear-Admiral Richard Byrd’s “AT THE BOTTOM OF THE WORLD” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Reserves D.I.G. or Liberty, 35-067. GRAND P £°S u a Richard Arlen Sally Filers in “SHE MADE HER BED” And “HERE COMES THE GROOM” Jack Haley, Mary Boland, Pat Ellis. Hilariously Funny! (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Also Buck Jones, “The Roaring West,” METRO—SYDENHAM To-night and Monday Night! Matinee To-day, 2.30. ROBERT DONAT in “ THE 39 STEPS ” \r»nroved for Universal Exhibition.) Reserves Gray’s or Metro, 36-400. Prices 1/- and 1/6 at all times. hildren under 12 will not be admitted . the above Theatres until Further Notice! COMPANY NOTICE. IE NEW ZEALAND REFRIGERATING COMPANY, LIMITED. 'OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the "Bhare.Traflsfen.Hooka.xif4he.nbQve,.« impany will be Closed from MONV.Y the First day of February, 1937, SATURDAY, the Twentieth day of bruary, 1937, both days inclusive. -H. S. E. TURNER, Secretary. 159 Hereford street, CHRISTCHURCH. 19th January, 1937. 5228 F.P. CRICKET. R I C K E T. CRICKET. LANCASTER PARK. TO-DAY, TO-DAY. FIGHT FOR THE SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP. OLD BOYS v. ST. ALBANS. Admission: 6d to all parts. 5236 CARS FOR SALE. NASH SEDAN. In new condition, leather upholstery, air wheels, ducoed blue, one owner. £2lO. A good selection of all types. FOR BETTER USED CARS AT LOWER PRICES. SOUTH ISLAND MOTORS. LTD., Cambridge terrace (opp. City Band Rotunda). . ’Phones 33-585 and . 36-722. ORGAN RECITAL. CATHEDRAL ORGAN RECITAL. THURSDAY NEXT, AT 8 P.M. A. RIOT OF FUN AND LAUGHTER! SOMETHING HAPPENS EVERY MINUTE ! RKO-Radio’s Classic,, “THE BRIDE WALKS OUT” “THE BRIDE WALKS OUT” “THE BRIDE WALKS OUT” “THE BRIDE WALKS OUT” “THE BRIDE WALKS OUT” “THE BRIDE WALKS OUT” “THE BRIDE WALKS OUT” “THE BRIDE WALKS OUT” “THE BRIDE WALKS OUT” “THE BRIDE WALKS OUT" With BARBARA STANWYCK ROBERT YOUNG HELEN BRODERICK NED SPARKS GENE RAYMOND A comedy that will make you laugh for weeks to come, one wisecrack after another—the house rocks with laughter. Approved for Universal Exhibition. TTTT SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. PATHE NEWS (including Olympic swimmers in action), HILARIOUS . COMEDY, INTEREST, ETC. l‘‘ BOX PLANS OPEN ON MONDAY NEXT AT D.I.C. for RKO Radio Films Lavish Musical ' ALL IN .TECHNICOLOUR “ DANCING PIRATE ” “ DANCING PIRATE ” /Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Children Under 12 Not Admitted DANCES. CALEDONIAN SELECT ASSEMBLY DaNCE. Old and New Dances. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT 8 till 12. CALEDONIAN HALL 4 Cash Monties. Lucky Spot, Etc. BRADFORD’S- ORCHESTRA. Admission Is 6d. Supper Provided. Gallery 6d. THE BEST DANCE IN TOWN. 5139 W. HALL, M.C. CALEDONIAN HALL MONDAY. MONDAY. SELECT OLD TIME DANCE. 8-1. USUAL PRICES. Lucky. Spot. Monte Carlo. COLIN CAMPBELL’S BAND. COLIN CAMPBELL’S BAND. Seven Professional Players. Guests of honour; Members of GAIETY CARNIVAL NIGHT Mr Stanley McKay’s Company. Admission, 1/6. Supper provided. Gallery 6d. W. HALL, M.C. w INTER I N.T E R GARDEN GARDEN CABARET. BAILEY -MARSTON’S ORCHESTRA BAILEY-M ARSTON’S ORCHESTRA Double Ticket 7s 6d. Alcoves ss. For Reserves ’Phone 32-088. 5137 Mrs J. L. Mansel, Manageress. ST. JOHN AMBULANCE DANCE HALL PETERBOROUGH STREET. OLD-TIME DANCE. OLD-TIME DANCE. SATURDAY! SATURDAY! SATURDAY! SATURDAY! HUGHIE EVANS’ BANt) 8 till 12. MONTE CARLO LUCKY SPOT. Admission Is 6d. Supper provided. Floor Space 600 Dancers. X 4713 AMUSEMENTS. RITZ ASSEMBLY HALL TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. RITZ OLD TIME DANCE. PARMA WALTZ CONTEST COLIN CAMPBELLS BAND. Lucky Spot. Monte Carlo. Admission 1/6. Supper provided. SCOTTISH SOCIETY HALL TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. OLD-TIME DANCE , ERNIE JACKSON’S BAND. ERNIE JACKSON’S BAND. Lucky Spot. Monte Carlo. Under New Management. Admission 1/6. Supper provided. WEST MELTON TO-NIGHT, DANCE, 2s. Bus leaves Bridge Remembrance Tonight, 7.45 p.m. (returning after dance), X 4709 REG. STILLWELL, M.C. 2ND WEEK 2ND WEEK PARAMOUNTS JUBILEE SPECIAL. TO-DAY: 2.15 PIL, 8 PM. STATE “Where There is Always A Better Show.” ’Phone 32-249. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, T H A FEAST OF MUSIC GLADYS SWARTHOUT GLADYS SWARTHOUT GLADYS SWARTHOUT GLADYS SWARTHOUT GLADYS SWARTHOUT The Screen’s No. 1 Songbird . . . the Most Marvellous Soprano You’ve Ever Heard. FRED MacMURRAY FRED MacMURRAY JACK OAKIE—VIVIENNE OSBORNS VELOZ and YOLANDA. “THE CHAMPAGNE WALTZ” “THE CHAMPAGNE WALTZ” “THE CHAMPAGNE WALTZ” “THE CHAMPAGNE WALTZ” “THE CHAMPAGNE WALTZ” Thrill to the Beautiful “Blue Danube” . . . the Ballet of 300 . . . the 5 New Song Hits . . . FINALE BY ORCHESTRA OF 500 Paramount Picked Supports. (Approved fof Universal ExhibitionJ PLANS D.I.C. OR THEATRE Children Under 12 Not Admitted. FULLER’S - ST. JAMES* Proprietor; Sir Benj. Fuller. Lessees: Christchurch Cinemas. Sub-Lessee: Stanley McKay. TO-NIGHT! 8 p.m. TO-NIGHT! MATINEE TO-DAY. 230. Priced 2/- (plus tax), 1/6, 1/-. Stanley McKay’s GAIETIES OF 1937 GAIETIES OF 1937 GAIETIES OF 1937 Featuring JOE LAWMAN Clever Australian Comedian Wonderful Success of “ONE GLAMOROUS NIGHT” “ONE GLAMOROUS NIGHT” Screams of Laughter Greeted 1 “The Gangsters,” “Joe’s Bet,” “The Family Picture Frame,” “The Grand Hotel.” Large Audience Delighted with “In a Monastery Garden.” STELLA LAMOND’S NEW OFFERINGS. Hilo duo’s Hawaiian scena. THE SUNDOWNERS’ CAMP FIRE , MELODIES. Elton BLACK and Elvy FERGUSON'S ' New Numbers. THE FLYING MARTTNETTIS’ New Thrills. JUNE and NOLA LAWRENCE. Australasia’s Champion Buck' and Wing Steppers. To-night’s Prices: 3s, 2s ; (plus tax). Is. Reserves DJ.C. till 11.30, then Theatre. Day Sales, available day of issue only, at Theatre Confectionery. 3270 CANTERBURY REGATTA. CANTERBURY REGATTA. Canterbury regatta. LYTTELTON, SATURDAY. FEB. 6th. LYTTELTON, SATURDAY. FEB. 6th. YACHT. MOTOR-BOAT. SPEEDBOAT RACES. MORNING and AFTERNOON. 200 ENTRIES. SUBMARINE EXPLOSION. DARKTOWN CREWS. Thrilling Racing and Full Day's Enjoyment for AIL Special Trains between Christchurch and Lyttelton will be notified later. MEETINGS. INVITATION. AN INVITATION is extended to those interested to a Free Course of Instruction in “PRACTICAL HEALING FOR MIND AND BODY THROUGH RIGHT THINKING” on TUESDAYS, at 2.15 p.m., at INSTITUTE HALL, 217 Gloucester St, opp. Latimer square. MARY E. SIMPSON. CSR 5213 Principal. CANTERBURY PILGRIMS AND EARLY SETTLERS’. ASSOCIATION. "VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Annual General MEETING of the above Association will be held in the Association’s Room, City Council Buildings,' ON WEDNESDAY. 3rd FEBRUARY, at 8 PM. GEORGE W. HUNGERFORD. 5160 F.P. Secretary. XTEW ZEALAND RATIONALIST ASSOCIATION. The monthly meeting will be held on MONDAY NEXT. February Ist, at 8 pun, in the Orange Hall, 163 Worcester st All truth-seek-ers cordially invited. Subject for discussion; “Did Jesus Ever Live?” X 4671 TEMPLETON TUESDAY NEXT, CARNIVAL DANCE 2s. TUESDAY NEXT Bus leaves Bridge Remembrance 7.45 p.m. (returning IVTONEY; Lent In sums of £5 Wl ■ im tn Rft / 1/- DOMAIN TERRACE HALL. 1/6 1/- To-Night ,8 PM. To-Night 1/6 Ray Mamuat’s Troubadours in Latest Oaf’ ■■ v SupX 4658 Policies. Property Titles^ - niture, and Pianos. White, carrying on busil', BROS., 96 HEREF' ’Phone 36-947. • 5302 x '~ 10-wigm ,8 PM. . Ray Majcjugt’s Troubadoi M \J V; %»! ;int unpacity, PANTEREURY BAKERS’ AND PASv-' TRY COOKS’ UNION. Members of the Above Union are requested to attend the Annual Meeting in the Trades HaH, Gloucester street, TONIGHT, at 7.45 o’clock. Business Important T. O. NEWNHAM, Secr2tarv. X 4576 FAIL’S FISH CAFE. F AIL’S FISH CAF Cashel street near the Bridge. OYSTER ‘SOUP. OUR SPECIALTY. Goldfish for Sale. F3ll pAMFOSA Medicated Toilet Soa deodorises and purifies stop tell-tale body odour. From all Stores and Chemists.... Large Cake 6d, —4 I'iO you know—? You can *phca» your “Want Ad.” to “The Press* (33-353) aud eay .when nest in town