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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22320, 18 January 1936, Page 24

CROWDS . . CROWDS . . CROWDS. NOT SINCE "CAVALCADE" 'HAVE SUCH CROWDS STORMED THE CIVIC. IT'S A RIOT! IT'S A RIOT! BOOKING FOR TO-NIGHT IS HEAVY. TELEPHONE RESERVES WILL NOT BE KEPT AFTER 7.45 SHARP. CIVIC Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. 11 A.M.. 2.15, 8 P.M. THE CAUSE OF THE RIOT Just FRED ASTAIRE FRED ASTAIRE FRED ASTAIRE FRED ASTAIRE FRED ASTAIRE FRED ASTAIRE Recommended by Censor for Adult* —-GINGER ROGERS GINGER ROGERS GINGER ROGERS GINGER ROGERSMore Glamorous than Ever, Supported by EDWARD EVERETf HORTON HELEN BRODERICK ERIK RHODES ERIC BLORE RESERVATIONS: 30-100. To Thrill Every Britisher!!! THE CAPITOL I BALMORAL. Phone 12-199. TO-DAY AT 3.0. TO-NIGHT AT 6.0. "Sailing every ocean, laughing foes to scorn." A Thrill-teeming Epic of Old England. "DRAKE OF ENGLAND." .(Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Starring r. : - MATHF.SON LANG and JANE BAXTER. A Picture no Britisher, Can Miss! Also SIR GUY STANDING in "CAR 99." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) An exciting drama that will keep you on the edge of your eeat. Unpaid Reserves Kept Till 7.45 only. FULLER"HAYWARD'S—Phone 28-041 " , PONSONBY - BRITANNIA Newsreel Service, 7.30-8 p.m. MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 P.M. Shirley Temple in "PARDON MY PUPS." Jackie Cooper and Thos. Meighan in "PECK'S BAD BOY." Cartoons—Newsreels, etc. TO-NIGHT AT 7.30, O'CLOCK Bette Davis and Donald Wood in "FOG OVER "FRISCO." "PECK'S BAD BOY," And "PARDON MY PUPS." ' x All Approved for Universal Exhibition. | FULLEK-HaYWARD'S—Phone 22-9681 j VICTORIA DEVONPORT I Newsreel Session, 7.30 to 8 p.m. -Joan Crawford, Robert Montgomery, Charles Ruggles. Edna May Oliver. "Franchot Tone in "NO MORE LADIES." Associate Feature: "WHAT HAPPENED TO HARKNESS." j Both Recommended by Censor for Adultt Matinee To-day. 2 DC J T A TO-NIGHT AND E. L. I MONDAY. JOHN BOLES & JANE WITHERS ia , "REDHEADS ON PARADE." A Most Spectacular Musical. AW PAUL LUKAS in " THE CASINO MURDER CASE," (Both Recommended by Censor for Adults.) HENDERSON Robert Montgomery in "Mystery of Mr. X.*' (Recommended by Censor lor Adults.) Also Elissa Landi in "Enter Madame." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) piCTUREDROME. MlLFOßD.—Matine* 2.30; Night at 7.50-—Warner Oland in his Latest Thriller, "CHARLIE CHAN IN PARIS." Adult recommendation. 2 Hours' Dancing. Meredith's Orchestra. /2J-AELIC SOCIETY. VJ The Gaelic Society will hold its Monthly Social in the Manchester Unity Building, corner of Victoria and Hqfoson Streets, on WEDNESDAY, January 22, commencing at 7.45 pjn. Gaels, their families and friend# are cordially invited to attend. The programme will consist of Piping, Highland Dancing and Singing. ANGUS MacDONALD, Hon. Secretary, and Treasurer. 3 Wesley Ave., Mt. Albert, 5.W.2. THE SHOW BOAT, THE SHOW BOAT AUCKLAND'S NEW SOCIAL AXIS. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT 8.30 P.M. " SHIPLOVERS* NIGHT' DON'T MISS THIS TREAT. EVENING DRESS ESSENTIAL BUT COOLNESS POSITIVE. FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 42-7JT. '» M. H. McLENNAN, Manager. AT HOMES AND SOCIALS AUCKLAND RETURNED SOLDIERS' ASSOCIATION (INC.). An AT HOME will be tendered to Their Excellencies Viscount and Viscountess Galway on MONDAY. February 3. 1936. at 8 p.m., and will be held in Messr?. George Court and Sons' Tea Rooms. Karanganape Road. Dress optional. Medals to be worn Music and Supper. Admission, Is 6d (for Ex-Servicewomen and Soldiers and their Wives). _ Tickets on sale at the R.S.A. Office. 38 Wellesley St. W. A. W. M. OHLSON. Secretary. AVIATION WEEKEND FLIC. Hi IS ,A J MANGER* VV AERODROME. PUSS MOTH—2 Passengers. Flights, 5s each. SPECIAL FLIGHTS IN OPEN D.BMOTHS. 10s each. Passenger Transport Company's Bus ieave* Post Office. 1.20 p.m.. Sunday. , Flights arranged to any part of New Zeaian •