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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21906, 15 September 1934, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS TRIUMPHANT! Adjective# fail in a description of yesterday's premiere—Suffice to say that the proud attendance records established by Henry VIII. were annihilated, and ndvsr has mdfe glowing praise been #howfired upon an entertainment. AUCKLAND SALUTES THE GENIUS OF GEORGE, ARLISS AND THE BRILLIANCE 6F "THE HOUSE OF ROTHSCHILD." N.Z.'s Preeminent Theatre. THE REGENT Direction: J. C. Williamson Picture Corporation, Ltd. Managing Director . . . Beaumont Smith. 3 Sessions ... 11 a.m., 2.15 p.m., 8 p.m. Only ft few good seats left for this Evening's Performance—Phenomenal Booking for Entire Sermon! 20th Century Present, QEORGE QEORGE QEORGE QEORGE In His Greatest Triumph, THE JJOUSE OF ROTHSCHILD THE jjouse of Rothschild THE JJOUBE OF ROTHSCHILD 1 THERE IS NO GREATER ENTERTAINMENT! A United Artist#' Releaso. Approved for Universal Exhibition. * Associate Entertainment Includes— Walt Disney's Latest Creation, "FUNNY LITTLE BUNNIES." Artistio Gem of Colour and Comedy. Bookings Heavy for To-day's Matinee. Plans at Theatre (Phone 46-888). Phone Bookings Not Held After 7.45 p.m. W | "THE LONDON" / 3 BIG THRILLING STAR a, FEATURES. ** Headed by 3d , , MARCELINE DAT In , , ™ " THE MYSTERY TRAIN " 6d 3d Ig your Entertainment Special. 3d , % (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Dd MATHESON LANG 6d 5j England's Greatest Character „, Actor, in 3d M "THE CHINESE BUNGALOW." , , A Drtuna ot the East and West. *** "XJ (R ecor nmended by Censor for Adults.) jQ Continuous from 11 a.m. to 10.80 p.m. 3d A Specially Good Bill at 6d " THE LONDON," Opp. G.P.O. 6d 1 TUDOR CINEMA | MONSTER GIFT MATINEE, xxS AT 230 Programme for Boys and Girls. SVC BUCK JONEB in "DESERT VENGEANCE." SSN (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) n\S Charlie Chase Comedy, "PERILS OF PAULINE," Serial, Etc. V\X. _ _ To-night at 8. MARIE DRESSLER With LIONEL BARRYMORE And H. B. WARNER In NNN Appnoved for Universal Exhibition. OvV Erom the London Stage Play, The Late Christopher Bean. !xv 0 . Superb Tudor Featurettes. SX\ Special Matinee Programme To-morrow. | GAIETY I TAKAPUNA. [ WUC.I I [ . phoue 2g 465 _ SSS Matinee at 9.30. To-night at 8. oN, Buddy Rogers, Cliff Edwards, in Musioal Revue "TAKE A CHANCE." Vsv Approved for Universal Exhibition, iyvilso MICKEY MOUSE in "Duck Hunt." SYMBOL OF GAIETY— PETER PAN (N.Z.'s Premier Cabaret and Society Rendeivous) . -BOUNDED BY DECORUM. TO-NIGHT I I j PETER PAN'S NOVELTY BAND —the band that's a feature. Double, 7/6. Evening Dress Essential. Reservations, Dial 46-777, Next Week's Invitation Balls: Advanx Wed., Sept. 19. Hockey Asen Thurs.. Sept. 20. Manager NEIL EDGAR. A UCKLAND SOUTH .•y-VcnilTU iVnlya OT AFRICAN WAR W VETERANS' ABSOCIThe above Association is commencing a series of Five-hundred Card Tournaments at Prior's Cafe. Strand Aroade. The first will take place on THURSDAY, September 27. at 8 p.m. Everybody ■welcome. Admission Is. Supper and prizes. D. H. HENDERSON. Hon. Sec. WRESTLING TOWN TOWN TOWN TOWN HALL HALL. HALL. HALL. GUS. SONNENBERG, GUS. SONNENBERG, GUS. SONNENBERG, GUS. SONNENBERG, GUS. SONNENBERG, Who, until he met with an aocident, from which he is now fully recovered, was THE WORLD'S CHAMPION, THE WORLD'S CHAMPION, THE WORLD'S CHAMPION, Hat been matched against that Clever and Elusive Mat-man, DEAN DETTON DEAN DETTON DEAN DETTON DEAN DETTON DEAN DETTON ON MONDAY. MONDAY. MONDAY. MONDAY. Reserves at Ernie Asher's, Argus House. High Street. CRICKET A UCKLAND UNIVERSITY -ft. COLLEGE CRICKET CLUB. The Annual General Meeting of the Club will be held at the Univefsity at 7.30 p.m. jn FRIDAY. September 21. Members and intending members are relueated to be present. R. A, PICKMERE. Hon. Seo. KING'S OLD BOYS' CRICKET CLUB. The Annual Ganeral Meeting of the above 31ub will be held at the Old Boys' Office, iouth British Insurance Bldgs., Sliortand Street, On Tuesday, September 25, at .30 p.m. i | BUSINESS:—(I) Adoption of Report and la lance-sheet, (2) Election of Offioers, (8) ieneral. All Members and Intending dembers are urgently requested to attend. W. S. SMITH, Acting-Honorary Secretary.