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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22390, 9 April 1936, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS MAJESTIC. Final Day Sessions. 11, 12.30, 2.30, 5 and 8 p.m.— Florence D-esmond and George Formby in NO LIMIT," bright comedy, includes the niost thrilling motor-cycle race in history.-—vl he second feature is another comedy,; HfcjKb COMES COOKIE." spiced with Vaudeville Acts and the Wildest, Wittiest story ever screened.—Plans at Majestic.—Phone 43-210. (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) 11l || MAJESTIC niHHin " COMM. EASTER SATURDAY. (Closed on Good Friday.) Alive with Action, Alive with Action, Alive with Action, Rollicking Chorines, Superb Melodrama, Terrific Adventures on Land and Soa. QAPT. jyjAKRYATT'S QAPT. jyj-ARRYATT'S MIGHTY, THRILL-SPLASHED StJCCESSOR TO "TREASURE ISLAND." World Popular Adventure - Romance Spectacularly translated to the Screen with all its Teaming Thrills! MIDSHIPMAN EASY" HERE'S A CRUISE FOR EVERY LAD WITH THE HEART OF A MAN . . . CHOCK. FULL OF GALLANT ADVENTURES AND THRILLS. "MIDSHIPMAN EASY" ""MIDSHIPMAN EASY" " MIDSHIPMAN EASY" Near and dear to the hearts of adventure lovers everywhere, this rousing romance from the thrill-filled pen of Capt. Marryatt's now "lives" on the screen in a film the whole world will hail with delight. "MIDSHIPMAN EASY" "MIDSHIPMAN EASY" "MIDSHIPMAN EASY SAIL THE BEVEN BEAS OF ADVENTURE WITH MIDSHIPMAN EASY-THROUGH TERRIFIC ADVENTURES THAT WILL THRILL YOU THROUGH AND THROUGH IN THIB STIRRING ADAPTATION OF CAPTAIN MARRYATT'S "WORLD-POPULAR ACTION ROMANCE. MAJESTIC. SATURDAY! Plans at Majestic—Phone 43-210. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ' BIG BOISTEROUS COMEDY I VICTOR McLAGLEN and . . 6d EDMUND LOWE in 6d "NO MORE WOMEN." 3d Recommended by Censor for Adults. 3d "POP-EYE" Cartoon included in 6d Excellent Supporting Programme, od ■flftturday Next:—Richard Dix in _ , 3d (1) "THE GREAT JASPER." 3d (2) Bruce Cabot in - , 6d " MIDSHIPMAN JACK." . 6d »> Both Approved Universal Exhibition. _ 3d THE LONDON, opp. G.P.O. 3d TUDOR CINEMA 'Phone 24-749. Last Screening at 8.151 EE EDWARD ARNOLD, == With BINNIE BARNES, JEAN ARTHUR & CEASAR ROMERO : In = •• DIAMOND JIM " (Recommended by Censor for Adults). rrr Theatre Closed To-morrow (Good Friday) rrr Screening Saturday Evening Only. =ROBERT YOUNG and MADGE EVANS j= in "CALM YOURSELF." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) I GAIETY CINEMA I Thone 2JM65. ! : To-night 1 GARY COOPER. Franchot Tone and - Sir Guy Standing in = " THE LIVES OF A ==j BENGAL LANCER." =3 (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) CIVIC NEW CABARET. THREE GREAT EASTER CARNIVALS. TO-NIGHT. SATURDAY. MONDAY. NEXT YEAR'S AND LAST YEAR'S TUNES FROM N.Z.'s BEST DANCE BAND. ORGAN INTERLUDES. PRICE INCLUDES SUPPER. ARRIVING MONOWAI— MIKE McCORMICK World-Famous Eccentric Dancer. ATHLETIC SPORTS PIOPIO SPORTS AND Tp? ATHLETIC CLUB. (Affiliated with Northern Athletic \] _ Union.) ANNUAL SPORTS MEETING, To be held on the DOMAIN. PIOPIO. EASTER MONDAY. APRIL 13. 1936. RUNNING. CHOPPING, CYCLING. HORSE AND STEER-RIDING CONTESTS, Also HIGHLAND DANCING. Two North Island Dancing Championships— SWORD DANCE (under 14 years) and SAILOR'S HORNPIPE (under 18 years). Steer-riding.—lst, £5; 2nd, £2; 3rd, £l. Entry, ss. PQf;Ar—PRIZE-MONEY JJjZdU TROPHIES. . . . Taxi Service leaves Te Kuiti Station for Piopio from 9 a.m. H. J. DEWSNAP. Phone Bs, Piopio. Hon. Secretary. RACING AUCKLAND RACING CLUB. AUTUMN MEETING, 1936 APRIL 11 AND 13. FIRST RACE, ABOUT J2 N °ON, EACH DAY. ADMISSION. To Racecourse— Each Person Is 6d Leger Enclosure— Gentlemen . Ladies Grandstand EnclosureGentlemen 10s 0c Ladies .. .. .. .. 5s Oc Amusement Tax paid by the Club. CHILDREN under 12 will NOT be admitted \o the Grandstand Enclosure. Any person leaving the Racecourse grounds must ; gain pay for admission, as 110 passes will be issued. No person who has at any time since the passing of "' The Gaming and Lotteries Act Amendment Act, 1905," followed the occupation of a bookmaker or bookmaker's clerk, no disqualified or undesirable person, will be admitted to the Elleislie Racecourse during the Autumn Meeting.. and if any, such person is found on such Course he will be removed therefrom and prosecuted for trespass. The promotion of Sweeps is prohibited, and any person infringing this regulation will be removed from the Racecourse and prosecuted. W. S. SPENCE.