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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21577, 23 August 1933, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS FINAL TWO DAYS. Whole Programme Approved for Universal Exhibition. CHILDREN - 0D - CHILDREN. BS ta nT,. D,ilr 'IIIIIIIIJMP Afternoon ' Session, i!. 15. MAJESTIC MAJESTIC s°3ep. n . lIIIIIIIIIIIIHII It Tops "Tarzan" for Thrills, and that's Sayiusr Something. " KING "Kin/? of tlio Jungle' —~ 4i triMr MICKEY MOUSE in "The Duck Hunt"MlNvj Paramount News nF TnF "Dinah" Screen song— OF THE Mack Sennett Comedy, OF THE "The Singing Boxer," tt TM oi V " blend themselves into J UIN X, the finest Entertainment JUNGLE. 0 f its kind yet seenxu JUNGLE." Auckland. Prices: Is, Is Gd, 2s 3d. Children, Half-price. Telephone 43-210. pnMPTJMENTAItV LIST SUSFEhDED. MAJESTIC mill FRIDAY 111111111 l THE HIGH LIGHT OF ENGLISH COMEDY. , THE SCREEN'S FUNNIEST " SILLY ASS." As a Doctor hg was » Silly \ BB but as- a Silly ass he's Funny. CLAUDE ALLISTER CLAUDE ALLISTER CLAUDE ALLISTER With FRANK PETTINGELL. LET - , doctor ALLISTER CURE YOUR BLUES. THERE'S NO BETTER MEDICINE ON THE MARKET THAN LAUGHTER. " THE MEDICINE MAN " Also Screening: Another Twickenham Production, DRAMA OF ROMANTIC SPAIN AND RED RUSSIA. HUGH CONWAY'S FAMOUS NOVEL OF MYSTERY AND . INTRIGUE. CALLED BACK" Frank Dyall and Lester Mathews. MAJESTIC FRIDAY. |STR A N D ! tllliirrrtllfllflW—^filllllTrmniffff EACH DAY THE ATTENDANCE GROWS. " CAVALCADE" " CAVALCADE " "CAVALCADE" " CAVALCADE " CAVALCADE "CAVALCADE' Approved for Universal Exhibition. TREMENDOUS! AMAZING! SOUL-STIRRING! SESSIONS: II A.M., ! 2.15, 5 AND 8 P.M. PRICES: 1/, 1/6, 2/3. CHILDREN HALF-PRICE. TUDOR EEMUERA RD. To-night, 8. As British as the Navy. 0 JESSIE MATTHEWS (Britain's Personality Star), In By lAN HAY, Author of £ss " The Middle Wat< SUPERB TUDOR FEATURETTI Recommended by Censor for Adul % " The Middle Watch." SUPERB TUDOR FEATURETTES. Recommended by Censor for Adults. NEWS OF THE WORLD Every Night, 7.20 - 7.55 Britannia, I BRITANNIA | &Z* HERBERT MARSHALL . T vyt ' (Renowned English Actor), In "EVENINGS FOR SALE." Approved for Universal Exhibition. Approved for Universal Exhibition. YS/ And VICTOR McLAGLEN, in - "RACKETY RAX." Recommended by Censor Jor Adults. | GAIETY, TAKAPUNA | fft. EDNA MAY OLIVER, in "PENGUIN POOL MYSTERY." Approved for Universal Exhibition. LECTURES ECONOMIC SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND, Auckland Branch. A Meeting will bte held at tlio University College TO-NIGHT (Wednesday), at 7.15 p.in. DR. J. C. FINLAY will give an A_ddress on tlio Socialisation of Credit. Tlio Publio is invited. • H. R. RODWELL. > Hon. Secretary. A UCKLAND DOUGLAS CREDIT -cl- ASSOCIATION. ECONOMILITARY COURT. TRIAL OF PROFESSORS B. C. AND A. D. BELSHAZZAR, With Other Economists and Bnnksterß. "He Defends the Banks and Brays." Moro Wit and Irony. UNITY HALL. TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY), 8 P.M. Admission', Gd. QHRISTIANITY AND THE CRISIS. CHRISTIANITY—Is there an Alternative? Scientific Humanism, Industrial Secularism, Communism—Rev. Walter Averill, B.A. A CHRISTIAN ECONOMICS-The Douglas Remedy and its effect on War and International trade.—A. C. A. Sexton, Esq., LL.M. Chairman: J, A. C. Allum, Esq. Scots Hall, Symonds Street, 3 p.m., SUNDAY, AUGUST 27. Collection. Not by might, nor by power, but by My Spirit: Saith the Lord of- Hosts. NEW ZEALAND LEGION. ' NEW ZEALAND LEGION. COME AND HEAR THE PRESIDENT OF THE LEGION, DR. CAMPBELL BEGG DR. CAMPBELL BEGG TOWN HALL, TOWN HALL, FRIDAY NEXT, FRIDAY NEXT, AT 8 P.M. QUESTIONS. Questions, in writing, addressed to Box 557, will be dealt with by Dr. Begg in the course ol bit Address.