Page 24 Advertisements Column 6

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22166, 20 July 1935, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS m Session#: H. 12.30, 2.30, 5.0 and a pjaAnotlier Metro-Go Idwyn-Mayer Unit Entertainment. HAL ROACH KING OF COMEDY, has never created a faster or funnier picture—Ninety minutes of Happi- ► • ► Just try to cloc*t t.fae • laughs! i •• VAGABOND LADY " "VAGABOND LADY" • "VAGABOND LADY" . On the way to her own wedding—but all bets were off when the best j man sailed right into her heart. j ROBERT EVELYN YOUNG VENABLE j REGINALD DENNY. Approved for Universal Exhibition. j Also Screening: •Guatemala" Technicolonr Travel. j "Shrimps for To-day" Our Ganz. i "Calico Dragon" . Technicolonr Cartoon, j " FOOTBALL FOOTWORK." . I "Metrotone News" Foptcsl. . Phone 4:)-210. Plans at Majestic. ! Approved for Universal Exhibition. — i r-y THE STATE BYMUNDS ST. ; * PHONE 43-645 i pj (.Direction. Et. 4. Kemdze.) | ! E $Bl iisi j S "HAPPINESS AHEAD" j : J Ko. » A LYLE TALBOT, A ANN DVORAK (IN) ; I T "MURDER in the CLOUDS." ! c Both Approved for Universal ! •-> FThibition. ; -rrrr CTAD KaRANGAHaPE RD. THE STAK, 43-003. Centrally Heated. Matinees 1 p.m Night, "Shorts." "30 till 8. TO-DAY (SAT.), MON., rUKS.: WALLACE BEERY in " THE BOWERY, And COMING OUT PARTY. Both Recommended by Censor tor Adui Also Walt Disney's "Bisr Bad Wolf, and the King's Jubilee Speech. —THREE LAMPS Fnller-Ha7ward's j Phone 26-041-BRITANNIA Centrally I Heated. " Newsreel Service." 7.30 to 8 p.m. MATINEE, TO-DAY AT 2 P.M. May Hobson and Warren Williams in " A LADY FOR A DAY "Red Rider"( Serial). Comedy. Cartoons, etc. TO-NIGHT AT 7.30 P.M. Root. Armstrong and Ann Sothern in '•THE HELL CAT" and "A LADY FOR A DAY Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. \rrrTr»DlA l/evdnport? Cosy I heatx* ViLiUruA phone 23-868 Direction: Fuller-Uayward Theatre Corpn. Matineo 2.30 p.m. To-night at 8. EDDIE CANTOR in "KID MILLIONS." Also the Coloured Silly Symphony. ■ 1 THE TORTOISE AND THE HARE. Approved for Universal Exhibition. Matinee Prices: CHILDREN 3d. PICTUREDROME MILFORD. Matinee 2.30, To-night at &—-A Rar? Treat' JAN KIEPURA in "MY SONG FOR YOU, A Melody of Love divine. Approved tor Universal Exhibition. NEW EMPIRE ""SSSf JF*"' The Outstanding Triumph of the Year. "THE BARRETTS OF _ „ WIMPOLE STREET," With NORMA SHEARER. CHARLES LAUGHTON. FREDRIC march. Maureen o'SULLH an. Approved for Universal Also. "The Discontented Canary. A Beautiful All-Colour Cartoon. AND SELECTED FEATURETTES. Popular Prices —Book Early—No Extra. Tel. 21-433. Selected Programme for the Children at Gift Matinee To-day. STRAND ONEHUNGA To-night, at 8. JEANETTE MACDONALD MAURICE CHEVALIER THE MERRY WIDOW (.Recommended by Censor for Adults) EXCELLENT SUPPORTING PROGRAMME — — , SA.NDRINGHAM. t MAYFAIR 10-day at 1.30 p.m. I ' To-night at 7.45 t.m. Children's Vaudeville Trials i Matinee i and Special" Programme. TO-NIGHT, at 7.45 p.m.—Mae West in " SHE DONE HIM WRONG" and " ONE IS GUILTY." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. DELTA— TO-NIGHT & MONDAY. DICK POWELL and RUBY KEELER Heading an Ail-Star Cast in " FOOTLIGHT PARADE." Also - " MISTER CINDERS." An Uproarious British Comedy. (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.! FREE Bus Free Dance. HENDERSON MUNICIPAL IHCTUKE> To-night, at 8 MAY ROBSON in " YOU CAN'T BUY EVERYTHING," And " CRIME WITHOUT PASSION"." NEXT WEEK—Fri. and Sat., George Arlisa in " HOUSE OF ROTHSCHILD." (All Approved fog Universal Exhibition.) STRAND THEATRE SUNDAY EVENING. Short Address,. Talking PictnrM, Lantern Slide Talks. NORMAN DOUGLAS, ESQ.. Will Speak on "WAR AND RELIGION.** TALKING PICTURE PRO<jRAMME. Including "THE SKIN GAME." Adapted from the Play by JOHN GALSWORTHY. Featuring: Frank Pettingell Recommended by Censor for Adults. DOORS OPEN 6.45 P.M Commences 7.30 p.m. SILVER COLLECTION AT DOORS. Under the Auspices of the Rationalist Association and Sunday Freedom League (Inc.! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! ALL INDIA —NEW ZEALAND NIGHT. DIXIELAND^ Members of the N.Z. and ALL INDIA Hockey teams »vill be the Guests of t.he Management. Thousands have thrilled to the marvellous play of these (visards. Meet them socially at Dixieland (the ALL-SPORTS Rendezvous). Double 7/6. Evening Dress. Phone 215-615. V. H. TRASK, Mffr. WRESTLING TOWN HALL TOWN HALL, MONDAY. MONDAY. GEORGE HOPKINS GEORGE HOPKINS GEORGE HOPKINS English Champion who replaces Kruakamp against LORY BLOMFIELD LOFTY BLOMFIELD LOFTY BLOMFIELD BOX PLAN Opens fi a.m. THIS MORNING at Ernie Asher's, Arjrua House, High St. THE AMATEURS will have another attractive programme ot matches to preaeat to patrons.