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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 21069, 31 December 1931, Page 14

AMUSEMENTS. CLEAN! WHOLESOME! COLUMBIA HOLIDAY SPECIALS STARTING 1932 AWAY TO A FLYING START! RISES 450j/£ EXCLUSIVE TO THE ROXY! BUCK JONES' LATEST 1932 WESTERN. TIM McCOY'S LATEST 1932 WESTERV NOTE. —This is the J'irst N.Z. Presentation of both these Western Special Productions! ALL WESTERN WEEK ALL WESTERN WEEK TO-DAY TO-DAY TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT - AT THE ROXY THEATRE ROXY THEATRE ROXY THEATRE (Queen Street). \ PROGRAMME YOU'LL BE GLAD TO TELL YOUR FRIENDS ABOUI. First N.Z. Screening of niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHHHiiiiiiiHir | j 11 BUCK JONES BUCK JONES !|!i BUCK JONES !|j " THE RANGE FEUD." "THE RANGE FEUD." "THE RANGE FEUD." iiiiniiiiiTiiiiiuiniiiiiiiiiiiniin H'l AND uiiminimimiiiiiniiiiiimiiTi | First N.Z. Screening of TIM McCOY, TIM McCOY, TIM McCOY, Tlio Greatest Outdoor Figure Since Buffalo Bill. "GUN SHOT PASS." "GUN SHOT PASS." "GUN SHOT PASS." Without a Doubt tlio Urea test Western Attraction in Years! liiimiiiTiiiiiiminmimmmi i Screening Continuously. Sessions: 11, 1.15, 3.30, 5.30. SESSION DE LUXE, 8 O'clock. 1000 SEATS, J/, 1/, 1/. 1000 SEATS, 1/, )/, ]/. CIIILDRFN, Gd. Cd, Cxi. CiIILDHKN, Cd, Gd, Gd. ROXY THEATRE TO-DAY. ROXY THEATRE TO-NIGHT. NEW REGENT EPSOM. NEW REGENT To-niabtau WARNER OLAND, CHARLIE CHAN! AGAIN. EARL DEI', BIG GEES' "THE BLACK CAMEL. 1 ' "THE BLACK CAMEL" With Sr-cci".! Supporting Features. STALLS, i!, H. Children, Half-price. Join the Great Trek to Milford To-night to Participate in the Most Remarkable New Year's Eve Celebrations at the PICTUREDROME. ililford's Colossal Joy Dispenser. TO-NIGHT, S P.M. - 2 A.M. TO-NIGHT. THE NIGHT OF NIGHTS. | When the pleasure-seeking holiday- I I makers foregather at the Famous ' 'Drome to join in the most re- 1 I mark able NEW YEAR'S EVE I ! CELEBRATIONS held in New I | Zealand. _J For this Exciting Annual Occasion MARIE DRESSLER Will Start the Ball Rolling when sho throws her Laugh Bomb. "CAUGHT SHORT," Into the Laps of the Merry-makers. Followed at 10 p.m. by 4 HOURS' CARNIVAL JAZZ. 4 HOURS' CARNIVAL JAZZ. Hats, Balloons, Streamers, Novelties. CARL'S WHOOP-TE-DO BOYS. | The Finest and Largest Jazz Band • I In New Zealand will mnko Jazz ! ' Whoopee as never before. I FUN DE LUXE UNLIMITED. ' I We promise you the Greatest Night I I' Night of Sheer Delight you have ' | Ever Enioyed. JOIN THE HAPPY THRONG AND SEE THE OLD YEAR OUT IN THE WONDERFUL PICTUREDROME WAY. Prices: Pictures, Is Gd and Is. Carnival Jazz, 2s Gd. 2 HOURS' PICTURES—--4 HOURS' CARNIVAL JAZZ. SIX HOURS' FUN WITHOUT PARALLEL ANYWHERE. ■ Make up a party and follow the Crowd to tlio 'Drome for the time of your life To-night! ______ - CENTRAL THEATRE FRIDAY, SATURDAY & MONDAY, JAN. 1, 2 AND t. AT 8 O'CLOCK. GREAT HOLIDAY ATTRACTION. The Screen's Most Famous and Popular Actor. MAURICE CHEVALIER, MAURICE CHEVALIER, In the Sparkling Musical Comedy, " THE PLAYBOY OF PARIS," And a Great Supporting Programme. LOVE, LIFE AND LAUGHTER. Also. A SPECIAL PROGRAMME MATINEE ON SATURDAY AT 2.30 P.M. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, JANUARY G AND 7. THE LAUGH-MAKER COMEDY. "THE PRINCESS AND THE PLUMBER." With Specially Selected Featurctles. No Extra Charge for Reserves. Phone KM. VICTORIA - AT 8. DEVONPOR "DIVORCE AMONG FRIENDS,' And LI LA LEE In "THE GORILLA." CRICKET. PLUNKET SHIELD COMPETITION. AUCKLAND AUCKLAND AUCKLAND V. O T A G *O. O T A G O. OTAG O. Sec BLUNT, VIVIAN. MILLS, WEIR, MATH ESON. JAN. 1, 2, 4, 5 (FRI., SAT., MON., TUES.) HOURS OF PLAY: Each Day, 11 lo G. LUNCHFON: 1 lo 1.15. ADMISSION: (''round, Is Gd. Children. Gd. Grandstand Is Knch Person. Luncheon and Refreslnnenls at the Ground. THOROUGHBREDS FOR SALE. Li OR S A L E C II I' 1 , A I'. A NUMBER OF FIRST-CLASS THOROUGHBRED RACING STOCK, All related to good winners. Can be put in work at once. T. FYIIEY. Sunnydalo Park, .Robertson's Road, Mangere.