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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21467, 15 April 1933, Page 15

The Dawn of a New Era of Perfect Entertainment Is Ushered into Auckland by the and THEATRES ysxsgoiawynMayer PICTURES Both Theatres now under the control of SIR BENJAMIN and MR. JOHN FULLER, who, in association with METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER (N.Z.) LTD., with whom they have recently completed a most important contract, will henceforth provide the cream of the world's cinema plays in these popular entertainment houses. ST. JAMES' NEXT FRIDAY HEA A ER illllilii i m . V it! % #»• - * . ft < T W 1 ~ V'' with Leslie Howard—Fredric MarchO. P. Heggie—Beryl Mercer. At the MAJESTIC Next Friday "FAST LIFE" Comedy Drama as Fast as Its Title. CONRAD NAGEL and MADGE EVANS Cliff Edwards William Haines To be Followed by a Wonderful Galaxy of Outstanding Productions: INCLUDINGGRAND HOTEL" I "PEG 0' MY HEART Starring Greta Gar bo Lionel and John Barrymore Joan Crawford—Wallace Beery—Lewis Stone. "PROSPERITY" WITH MARIE DRESSLER AND POLLY MORAN With MARION DAVIES "RASPUTIN AND THE EMPRESS" With the Barrymore Family— LIONEL ETHEL JOHN "The White Sister" "SON-DAUGHTER WITH WITH HELEN HAYES & CLARK GABLE Ramon Novarro Helen Hayes MARIE DRESSLER-WALLACE in NORMA SHEARER .in JOAN CRAWFORD - GARY COOPER in ROBERT MONTGOMERY in JOHNNY WEISMULLER in CLARK GABLE in And the ever-popular Musical Plays: "Merry Widow" "Rose Marie" "Tugboat Annie" "Strange Interlude" "To-day We Live" "Hell Below" ~- "Tarzan and His Mate" "China Seas " "Student Prince " Varieties De Luxe —M.G.M. Colourton Revues, Fitzpatrick Travel Talks, Sport Champions (with Pete Smith), M.G.M. Oddities, Hearst Metrotone News. Comedies de Luxe—Laurel and Hardy, Charley Chase, " Our Gang," Zasu Pitts, Thelma Todd, Hal Roach All-Star Comedies, and Flip the Frog Cartoons. Watch the St. James' and Majestic—make them your "regular Theatres you will never be disappointed, as, week by week, we provide you with a consistency or outstanding entertainment. The above attractions will be screened at the Royal and Strand Theatres, Hamilton, immediately following the Auckland season.