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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22145, 26 June 1935, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS LAST TWO DAYS! AT 11 A.M. MYRNA LOY—CARY GRANT " THINGS T N THE T\ARIv." " Wings J-n ahe JL'ark." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Direction: Sir Benjamin Fuller. FRIDAY NEXT! Here it is at Inst . . . the brilliant successor to " GOLDDIGGERS OF 1933" ... a gay fun show sparkling with stars . . . bursting with laughs . . . sizzling with romance .... bubbling over with red hot rhythm . . . "GOLD-DIGGERS OF 1935 " " GOLD-DIGGERS OF 1935 " " GOLD-DIGGERS OF 1935 " (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) DICK STUART —ALICE BRADY ADOLPHE MENJOU—FRANK McHUGH, HUGH HERBERT. See the "Wonderful " BALLET OF BABY GRANDS "—Hear the •' LULLABY OF BROADWAY " number . . . and all the other marvellous dance ensembles in this climax of all the other " GOLD-DIGGER " Hits! THE SCREEN'S MOST SPECTACULAR ENTERTAINMENT! IMI (Direction....R. J. Kerridge.) ■3PPH I ANN HARDING. JOHN BOLES I I IN I | "THE LIFE OF I VERGIE WINTERS." • Recommended by Censor for Adults. BY INSISTENT DEMAND To enable the many patrons who wish to see this popular production a second time and in order to afford others who have not yet witnessed it a final opportunity of doing so special arrangements have been made for "A Runaway Girl" to be presented for three final performances at HIS MAJESTY'S

FRIDAY AT 8, SATURDAY, 2.15 AND 8. THE AUCKLAND AMATEUR OPERATIC SOCIETY SCORES ANOTHER NOTABLE TRIUMPHI "A RUNAWAY GIRL " Steals the hearts of Auckland people and laughs and sinfjs her way merrily through this BEAUTIFUL, ROMANTIC MUSICAL COMEDY. With its Lovely Maidens and Handsome Bandits. ADDITIONAL BALLETS, Hear the beautiful numbers, "Singing Girl," "Oh. I Love Society,'' "Beautiful Venice," "Life's Highway." "Comrades All." See the humorous Spanish Dance Burlesque, Venetian Carnival Scene. The snappy action song "You Know." POPULAR PRICES: GALLERY, 1/; STALLS, 2/, (Early Doors, 6d extra.) D.C. AND O.S. (RES.), 3/Box Plan at Lewis Eady, Ltd. Day Sale» at Theatre Kiosk. Children Half-price at Matinee. W. LAIItD THOMSON, Secretary. LECTURES ALL ASPIRING MEN AND WOMEN Arc Invited to See and Hear THE INVIGORATING AND ENTERTAINING V SHAKESPEARE BINKS In the First of-a Series of INSPIRING LECTURES ON SELF-ADVANCEMENT On Thursday. July 4, at S p m NOVEL ILLUSTRATIONS ON STAGE AND SCREEN. TOWN HALL. CONCERT CHAMBER. Admission Free. No Collection. (Auspices Universal Opportunity League.) 'T IFE," Donald Blackie, D.C., Chiro- .. Praetor, Thursday, 7.30, Epsom Library. I" tee. No collection BAZAARS VICTORIA LEAGUE < Inc.).-GIRLS' > COMMITTEE FAIR, to be opened by the Mayoress, on FRIDAY NEXT, at 2 p.m. Members and Friends are asked to come. Funds to help Girls' Committee Work. J. A. MOWBRAY. President. DANCING MISS SPENCER (Mr. Bruce Assistant), Symondsville School ot' Dancing, 30 Svmonds St. (next St. Paul's). Strictly Private Lessons by Appointment. Tuition Clnsses Mondays, Thursdays. WEEKLY DANCES, Saturdays. 8 p.m. Particulars, Phone 42-'237. EDNEY'S Studio, 5 Swanson St.—Private Lessons Daily. Clnss every Tuesday If you need that confidence don't hesitate.— Phone 41-615. ALL Private Lessons, 2s 6d. Ballroom, -£*-Tap: Postal Course, ss.—Ruby Sherriff, H.B. Bldg»., Karangahape Rd.