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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22449, 19 June 1936, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS Continuous from 11 n.m. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. TO-DAY! TO-NIGHT I TWO OF THE BIGGEST COMEDY HITS TO EVER REACH THE SCREEN. No. L Warner Bros. Present THE LAST WORD IN MUSICALS. "GOLD-DIGGERS OF 1935" "GOLD-DIGGERS OF 1935 " "GOLD-DIGGERS OF 1935 " "GOLD-DIGGERS OF 1935 " "GOLD-DIGGERS OF 1935 " With • DICK POWELL, GLORIA STEWART. JOAN BLONDELL. K Grand Galaxy of Gaiety, Merriment, Songs and Music. AND No. a. The Screen's Greatest Clown in a show which reaches tho absolute limit in comedy. JOE E. BROWN JOE E. BROWN JOE E. BROWN JOE E. BROWN * SIX-DAY BIKE RIDE" **SIX-DAY BIKE RIDE" "SIX-DAY BIKE RIDE" From beginning to end it is a show of sheer fun. A FEAST OF ENTERTAINMENT. Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. Reservations Phone 43-114. NATIONAL NATIONAL Queen St. Phone 'l2-169. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. SESSIONS: 11 COMMENCING TO-DAY! COMMENCING TO-DAY! Australia's International Hit I Tho Perfect Picture . ~ . of a thoroughbred Woman and a thoroughbred horse ri THOROUGHBRED with a racing cli- 1 HOROUGHBRED max centred around THOROUGHBRED the Melbourne Cup! J. HOROUGHBRED rrp n.D r |THOROUGHBRED JL HOROUGHBRED EVERY THING! 'I I HO RO UG HBR ED J-HOROUGHBRED T-ODTI T CI THOROUGHBRED IHKILLoI 1 HOROUGHBRED ArTTrvMl THOROUGHBRED AUIIUIM 1 ± HOROUGHBRED rnA/icnvi bred UJMLUII 1 HOROUGHBRED RHMANPF f THOKOUGHBRED KUIVIAINUC. I 1 HOROUGHBRED CI IQPPNI9P" 1 THOROUGHBRED OUOrtINOC,! 1 HOROUGHBRED ...... r . H^HOROUGHBRED With a Cast J HOROUGHBRED headed by THOROUGHBRED HELEN J- HOROUGHBRED HELEN THOROUGHBRED mTrT"pT VFTft HOROUGHBRED TWKf VPTBEFS T HOROUGHBRED horoug hbred FRANK THOROUGHBRED LEIGHTON, 1 HOROUGHBRED JOHN THOROUGHBRED LONGDEN. HOROUGHBRED Thoroughbred "Thoroughbred" is HOROUGHBRED .the greatest of all TS°S OUGHBRED Australian. screen HOROUGHBRED triumphs —it will A CINESOTTND Bweep you off your SPECIAL feet and make you cheer with excitement! 1 Approved for Universal Exhibition. NO INCREASE IN PRICES. STALLS, I/- 1/- 1/- 1/- 1/- 1/- J/CIRCLE. 1/6 1/6 1/6 1/6 1/6 1/6 CHILDREN HALF-PRICE. ENTRIES FOR THE AUCKLAND WINTER EXHIBITION CLOSE \ TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). MEET at the "Ascot." You will enjoy the food. Fresh-cut sandwiches, homema<3eADAMS AND SONS. Proprietors, Opp. Herald Office, Queen Street. RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL RUGBY LEAGUE'S GREAT ATTRACTIONS FOR TO-MORROW TO-MORROW AND KING'S BIRTHDAY KING'S BIRTHDAY (NEXT TUESDAY). THIS SATURDAY. AT 3 P.M. MANUKAU V. DEVONPORT. MANUKAU V. DEVONPORT. Literally hundreds of patrons have been demanding that Manukau bo put on No. 1 Ground, at 3 p.m. Well their desire, and that of manv others, will be satisfied, because MANUKAU play DEVONPORT TO-MORROW at 3 p.m., on No. 1 Ground. Carlaw Park. Devonport aro n great team of battlers; their thrilling game with Ponsonby Inst Saturday has been the talk of tho town. Opae Asher is now training the Manukau Team, and Opae snys their play on Saturday will bo n rovolatinn. Hemi, Trevarthern, Gault, Kawe ond Co. will show the public some thrilling football. ANOTHER GREAT GAME ! AT 1.40 P.M. RICHMOND V. RICHMOND V. PONSONBY,, PONSONBY. This game will be worth going a long way to see. Patrons will require to bo early to get a Boat on tho grandstand. NO. 2 GROUND FEATURES: MT. ALBERT V. NEWTON. CITY V. MARIST 0.8. TWO SPECIAL FEATURES: KING'S BIRTHDAY KING'S BIRTHDAY (NEXT TUESDAY). WELLINGTON V. AUCKLAND. WELLINGTON V. AUCKLAND. MAORIS V. AUCKLAND. MAORIS V. AUCKLAND. TOILET ALLEN'S Mexican Walnut Stain for grey hair, safe, permanent and harmless. Hold by all chemists. THE Permanent Perm. Tho Marcel that JL Btays in.—Powder Puff Salons, 181 Knrangahapo Rd SPORTS GOODS I? VER YTHIN G for Golf.—Bags, Clubs, U Acoeseories. Norrie Bell, Leading Coach. -Watt's Sporta Depot, Phono 46-412.