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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20851, 18 April 1931, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS, HA! HA! HE! HE! HO! HO! ALL AUCKLAND IS BOOKING WITH LAUGHTER!! MAJESTIC MAJESTIC (A Fuller-Hayward Theatre.) SESSIONS: 11. 2.15, 8. They're together again, the original Cohens and Kellys in an exciting safari a-cross the African veldt. "COHENS & KELLYS "COHENS & KELLYS "COHENS & KELLYS "COHENS & KELLYS IN AFRICA." IN AFRICA." IN AFRICA." IN AFRICA." You'll Laugh—and Gasp—Thrill and Roar— You'll Chortle and Cheer and Laugh some more. CHARLIE MURRAY. GEORGE SIDNEY. KATE PRICE, VERA GORDON. (A Universal Picture.) Added "Cheer-Up" Attractions: SLIM SUMMERVILLE in "OOh, La! La!" Oswald Cartoon, Newsreel. Afternoon Session: THE SAXOPHONE BAND. Evening Session: CARLTON CLUB JAZZ ORCHESTRA. (Direction: George Poore.) PLANS AT MAJESTIC. Phone 43-210. 2000' Seats, Is to 2e 6d. No Increase on Saturdays. Children, Half-price. A WEEK OF JOY AND LAUGHTER. | ADELPHI f grey lynn. Great Double-Feature Programme, " THE AVIATOR." Edward Everett Horton, Patsy Ruth Miller. " MAN TROUBLE." Dorothy Mackail, Milton Silla, Kenneth Mackenna. MATINEE, 2.15—V THE AyiATOR." Supports, with Comedies. Phono 27-235. Free Dance for Patrons, 10.15 to 12 p.m. EMPIRE DOMINION ROAD. TO-NIGHT AT 8. PAULINE FREDERICK. . Lowell Sherman, Myrna Loy, Conway Tearle, Alec B. Francis, - In - | " EVIDENCE." | MATINEE 2 P.M. USUAL PRICES. Phone 21-433. PICTUREDROME MILFORD. TO-NIGHT, AT 8. Claudetle Colbert and Charles Ruggles, In " THE YOUNG MAN OF MANHATTAN, followed by 2 hours' Jazz. THE STAR, PAPAKURA: TO-NIGHT SATURDAY. Karl Brisson in | "SONG OF SO H O." I Dialogue—Dancing—Singing. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22. Louis Woiheim in I "D ANGBK LI'GHTS." I Also "Toby the Fiddler" Cartoon. FRIDAY, APRIL 24. Herbert Marshall in | ••ENTER SIR JO H N." | Behind the scenes in a famous murder trial. Popular Prices: Circle, Is 6d: Stalls. Is. Booking Free at Morrow's Music Shop. "7 " ST. , JAMES' MM TO-MORROW SB (SUNDAY). ORCHESTRAL CONCERT AND SILENT PICTURES. Commencing 7.45 p.m. Orchestra under the conductorship of MR. GEO. POORE, Assisted by the following Artists: Mrs. Catherine Dale, Contralto. Mrs. Arthur Osborne. Soprano. Mr. Ernest Snell, Tenor. Mr. Paul Bretnall, Violinist. Also Pnramount. Silent Picture. • "THE BEST PEOPLE," Featuring WARNER BAXTER. Doors open 6.15. Silver Coin Collection. FRANK EGERTON, Phone 47-IGO. Secretary. A MIGHTY DRAMA— M OUTSIDE THE LAW. CJUNDAY. 3 P.M. TOWN HALL. O GREAT MASS MEETING. REV. W. LAMB (SYDNEY) Speaks on "WORLD REVOLUTION" and the "COLLAPSE OF CIVILISATION." LAWN TENNIS. m TENNIS TEST. TENNIS TEST. AUSTRALIA V. AUCKLAND. AUSTRALIA V. AUCKLAND. STANLEY STREET COURTS. MONDAY NEXT. APRIL 20. COMMENCING AT 2.30 P.M. D. P. TURNBULL—South Australian Singles and Doubles Champion, V. A. L. STEDMAN —New Zealand Champion. D. THOMPSON—Junior Singles and Doubles Champion of Australia. V E. L. BARTLEET D. P. TURNBULL AND D THOMPSON V. •A. L. STEDMAN AND N. G. STURT. ADMISSION: 2s -Including Tax. Children, Is. MT. EDEN TENNIS CLUB. (INC). EAST AVENUE. MT. EDEN. WINTER SEASON. The above Club has Vacancies for Winter Membership, from May 1 to September 30— 6 Hard Courts—balls supplied. GENTS 15s LADIES . .... . . 10s Apply, C. BOWLER, '23, East Avenue, Mt. Eden. Phon® 13-195. DIG TOWN HALL, SUNDAY AFTERNOON, AT 3. REV. W. LAMB ;Bydney) On "THE COLLAPSE OF CIVILISATION." Everybody should hear this notable address.