AMUSEMENTS FRESH FROM HIS TRIUMPHS IN "CHINA SEAS!" . . . To another fast-moving story set against the background of circus 1 e with all its wonderful acts ... its thrills . . • its humour and its excitement 1 TO-DAY AT XI ST. JAMES' THEATRE Direction: Sir Benjamin Fuller. WALLACE BEERY WALLACE BEERY WALLACE BEERY WALLACE BEERY And . . • JACKIE COOPER JACKIE COOPER JACKIE COOPER JACKIE COOPER O'QHAUGHNESSY'S "ROYI" OHAUGHNESSYS X>OY O»OHAUOHNESSY*B T3QY bIIAUGHNESSY'S DOYV « S T*OY! " U OHAUGHNESSY'S £OY! OJO lIAUGHNESSY'S uur QHAUGHNESSYS 13 OY! " fV QHAUGHNESSYS T*OY! "U OHAUGHNESSY'S DOYI OJ OHAUGHNESSY'S TJOY'i-. OHAUGHNESSY'S JJOYI SPANKY McFARLAND (Our Gang Comedies), SARAH HADEN-HENRY STEPHENSON. Another Brilliant Associate Programme includes SPECIAL METROTONE. ALL BLACKS V. ENGLAND. Wonderful Scenes of the Match. " RURAL MEXICO." Delightful Fitzpatrick Coloured Travel Gem. " DESERT DANGER." The first of the "Crime Doesn t Pay" Series. RESERVATIONS . . . Are Heavy for This Evening. Plans are on view in the Main Foyer to-day from 9.30 a.m. Phono 32 : 920. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) "THE LONDON" | V ~ 2 BIG FEATURES. ' M DRAMA AND AIR THRILLS. Od RALPH BELLAMY , , 3d SHIRLEY GREY. In Jd f, "THE CRIME OF HELEN 6d ~ STANLEY." ' 3d A True to Life, Dramatic Story- . Whose Hand Fired the Fatal Shot? foj Recommended by Censor for Adults. 3d _ RICHARD ARLEN - JACK OAKIE, In fa M "SKY BRIDE." ~ 3d Their Last Kissl • 7U , , Approved for Universal Exhibition. i 6d Front Stalls and Back Circle. 6d. ua 3d »-■ v4Sfe§& E ir ur - M - 3d M THE LONDON. Opp. G.P O. fed | TUDOR CINEMA | Phone 24-749. —% Natural Ventilation Always Cooll := Matinee To-day at 2.30! Special Programme for Boys and Girls : = TIM McCOY in "A MAN OF ACTION . (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) This Evening at 8.15! = FRANCHOT TONE, EE UNA MERKEL. = CONRAD NAGEL And = STEFFI DUNA. In = " ONE NEW YORK NIGHT." An Entertaining Mystery-Comedy. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Also, = " STAR NIGHT = AT THE COCOANUT GROVE" (Coloured Revue ) , Todd-Kelly Comedy—British News._ ■ rr^rrr —: TAKAPUNA. GAIETY CINEMA Phone .^f 65 - J : To-night. Matinee To-day at 2.30! Paul Robeson, zrrr Nina Mae McKinney. And Leslie Banks, In =E "SANDERS OF THE RIVER." (Approved'for Universal Exhibition.) AVONDALE m T heatre L Friday, Saturday and Monday., GENE STRATTON PORTER'S World-famous Novel, " A GIRL OF THE LIMBERLOST." Also, Jack Holt and Edmund Lowe, In " THE BEST MAN WINS." (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) MAYFAIR SANDKINGHAM. TO-NIGHT AT 8. The Screen's Greatest Comedian, EDDIE CANTOR EDDIE CANTOR '« In His Best Musical Comedy, "KID MILLIONS." "KID MILLIONS." Glorious scenes in technicolour, breathtaking ballet sequences, and never-ceasing comedy sensations. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Also Walt Disney's Celebrated Coloured Silly Symphony, " THE TORTOISE AND THE HARE." And Other Big Attractions. SPECIAL CHILDREN'S MATINEE TO-DAY, AT 2. Which will Include The 2nd Chapter of the Big Serial, " RUSTLERS OF RED DOG." WATCH THE " MAYFAIR " GROW. THE ASTOR. DOMINION ROAD. RONALD COLMAN, With LOR ETTA YOUNG, In | "CLIVE OF INDIA" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Also Mickey Mouse Cartoon, in Colour, " THE BAND CONCERT." And " NOT TO-NIGHT JOSEPHINE " Warner Bros. Coloured Musical. Travel. New 9, etc. Lounge Circle, 1/6; Stalls, 1/-, Reserves Phone 21-133. Matinee To-day, 2 p.m. Same Programme as at Night and Lucky Seats. STRAND THEATRE,- ONEHUNGA. Double Star Attraction. TO-NIGHT AT 8! First Feature-GEORGE RAFT. EDWARD ARNOLD AND CLAIRE DODD in "THE GLASS KEY." Second Feature—WlLLlAM GARGAN, PATRICIA ELLIS, ALLEN JENKINS, DOROTHY TREE, in "A NIGHT AT THE RITZ." (Both recommended by Censor for Adults.) In Addition—All Colour Musical Revue, "MR. AND MRS. IS THE NAME." WESTERN MATINEE, 2.30. REGATTAS RANGIRIRI REGATTA, FEBRUARY 22, 1936. LAUNCH RACES. CANOE RACES, CANOES. NATIVE EVENTS. SIDE SHOWS. HIGHLAND DANCING. A. F. C. GALL, Hon. Seo. TVJ-ORTHCOTE AND BIRKENHEAD REGATTA. AQUATIC SPORTS AT BIRKENHEAD. TO-DAY, STARTING 2.30 P.M. Swimming. Novelty Rowing Events. Greasy Boom Refreshments. Apply Ferry Office for Regatta Ticket. Ski Return. F. E. FIELDER. Hon. Sec. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL A UCKLAND FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION (inc.) ITS* Everyone Interested in the Advancement of the SOCCER - CODE, is Invited to Attend a MEETING at the Y.M.C A„ at 8 p.m on WEDNESDAY NEXT, February 19. 193 G. BUSINESS: Jubilee Year and General. W. HARRISON, Secretary. ATHLETIC SPORTS, SHOWS, PUBLIC NOTICES, PROFESSIONAL, BUILDING SOCIETY NOTICES, AVIATION, POWER BOARD NOTICES, TENDERS, MOTOR TOURS, ETC., APPEAR ON PAGE 25.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22344, 15 February 1936, Page 26
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