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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22391, 11 April 1936, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS The Gala Premiere AN AUSPICIOUS SUCCESS! The Initial Programme AN ARTISTIC TRIUMPH I THE EMBASSY The IHL Theatre EMBASSY DAILY SESSIONS: 11.0 A.M. SPECIAL SESSION: 5.0 P.M. MONDAY NEXT QLADYS QLADYS QLADYS QLADYS QLADYS gWARTHOUT gWARTHOUT gWARTHOUT gWARTHOUT gWARTHOUT rpnE Management conveys sincere thanks to all those who helped toward such a conspicuous opening on Thursday evening. Patrons who were lucky enough to be present witnessed a completo programme of excellent and outstanding variety. The comfort of the theatre, allied to perfect sound and brilliance of lighting and decoration, was a sheer delight for eye and ear and the glorious aing* ing of Gladys SwarUiout in her Bcreen debut made the Embassy premiere for ever memorable. To those hundreds of intending patrons for whom seats could not be provided we convey our regret, coupled with the timely advice to reserve in advance for all "R OSE "R OSE "R OSE ""DOSE "J^OSE kF THE J^ANCHO." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) THE FIRST GREAT OUTDOOR MUSICAL COMEDY OF THE SCREEN - A RICH FIESTA OF GLORIOUS SONG STIRRINGSCENES GAY HUMOUR AND CLEVER DANCING. BE "WISE AND RESERVE. Plans at The Embassy. Telephone 32-G6O. SPECIAL SESSION MONDAY. 5 P.M. Fuller-Hayward's BRITANNIA _ Phone 2G-041. I PONSONBY I Newsreel Service, 7.30-8 p.m. GRAND HOLIDAY PROGRAMME. MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 P.M. Spencer Tracy and Virginia Bruco in " THE MURDER MAN." Ben. Lyan and Thelmn Todd in " LIGHTNING STRIKES TWICE" (Evening Session only). Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. " Starlit Days at Lido"—Coloured Revue.

I FULLER-HAYWARD'B - Phone 22-968 I | VICTORIA DEVQNPORT j Newsreel Service, 7.30 to 8 p.m. CLAKENCE E. MULFORD'S " HOPALONG CASSIDY." And ~ " THE BISHOP MISBEHAVES. Annroved for TJniversol Kxhibition. B also pp popeye SAILOR cartoon MATINEE. SAT. AND MON.. 2 P.M. 1 MAYFAIR | SANDRINGHAM. TO-NIGHT AND MONDAY AT 8. Special Holiday Entertainment. KATHERINE HEPBURN With CHARLES BOYER In a Modern Romance with a Symphonic Theme, " BREAK OF HEARTS." The Impassioned Story of a Headstrong Girl. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) STRONG SUPPORTING PROGRAMME OF SPECIALLY SELECTED SUBJECTS. SPECIAL MATINEES TO-DAY AND MONDAY AT 2 P.M. IK To-nisht at 8. News Session, 7.30. Joan Crawford Robert Montgomery " NO MORE LADIES." Recorfimended by Censor for Adults. Walter Connolly Gertrude Michael, "FATHER BROWN. DETECTIVE." Approved for Universal Exhibition. POPULAR PRICES. TEL. 21-433. Matinee To-day. "Father Brown Detective." STRAND THEATRE. ONEHUNGA. Double-Star Attraction ONE NIGHT ONLY Ist Feature—EDGAß WALLACE STORY, "MYSTERY LINER." Featuring Noah Beery, Astrid Allyn and Ralph Lewis. 2nd Feature—lan Hunter, Binnie Barnes, Ralph Ince and Molly Lament in "NO ESCAPE." (Both recommended by Censor for Adults.) In addition, ALL-COLOUR REVUE. CHILDREN'S MATINEE. 2.30. Tom Keene in "Renegades of the West." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) DELTA NEW LYNN. Phone 47-9!iß. TO-NIGHT AT 7.30. Geo. Raft, Wallace Beery, Jackie Cooper, in "THE BOWERY." Also the All-Technieolour "THE MYSTERY OF THE WAR MUSEUM." (Both Adult Recommendation.) "It/TATINEE, 2 P.M.—"The Bowery. Micky IVJLaTINEE Mouse and Special Featarettea. FREE DANCE FOLLOWS TO-NIGHT. ORCHESTRA NOVELTIES.

HENDERSON MUN T I 0 c S 1 t v n \ c l v ™ s Gary Cooper Frnnchot Tone, "LIVES OF A BENGAL LANCER." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) PICTUREDROME, MlLFOßD.—Matinee, 2.30; To-nicht at 8. Excellent Holiday Programme. Cicely Courneidjje in a cay Musical Comedy, "THINGS ARE LOOKING UP." Approved for Universal Exhibition. Good Shorts. THE STATE THEATRE, SYMONDS ST. 18 AT PRESENT BEING COMPLETELY MODERNISED. CIVIC NEW CABARET. GREAT EASTER CARNIVAL. TO-NIGHT AND MONDAY. DANCING, SUPPER. ENTERTAINMENT. PRICE INCLUDES SUPPER. FIRST APPEARANCE MONDAY. ARRIVING MONOWAI— MIKE McCORMICK Eccentric Dancer and Entertainer. A UCIvLAND <|Pb A « ARTILLERY jfflEji ASSOCIATION (Great War). The Seventh Annual Reunion of above Association will be held in the Lewis Endy Hall, Queen Street, at 8 p.m., on SATURDAY, April 18 (Saturday before Anzac Day). Annual Subscription, 3». H. C. GLENDINING. Secretary.