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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22504, 22 August 1936, Page 26

AMUSEMENTS 12.30 [TH A S HER HE, 5 PACKED SESSIONS YESTERDAY, AUDIENCES THRILLED BEYOND WORDS. The Girl with the Voice Divine, MISS RACE -JIfOORE ISS vJ RACE -i'J-OORE MISS RACE "\ fCORE ISS VX RACE I'J-OORE MISS RACE "\fOORE ISS VT RACE l'J-OORE TVfISS riRACE TfOORE Miss vj RACE IUoORE MISS p RACE "VfOORE ISS IJRACE iUoOUE Grace RACE Moore oo re 17RANCHOT rpONE X 1 RANCIIOT J- ONE T7RANCHOT rpoNE J- 1 RANCIIOT' -i-ONE IN "THE KING STEPS OUT." "THE KING STEPS OUT." A Columbia Picture. Approved for Universal Exhibition. V HAPPY COMEDY MUSICAL ROMANCE AND THE GOLDEN VOICE RINGING OUT TO THE HEAVENLY MELODIES OF FRITZ KREISLER. GLORIOUS ENTERTAINMENT WITH YOUR EYES OPEN OR CLOSED. BOOK EARLY I Plan Open at Theatre from 10 a.m., or Phone 41-586. Kindly claim Phone Reservations before 7.45 p.m. nightly. REGAL & ADELPHI PONSONBY RD. Phone 20-940. RICHMOND AV. Phone 27-235. TO-NIGHT AT 7.45, | GALA MATINEES TO-DAY | I AT BOTH THEATRES, I I 2 O'CLOCK. I The Darling of the Screen, SHIRLEY TEMPLE SHIRLEY TEMPLE SHIRLEY TEMPLE SHIRLEY TEMPLE In her Latest Happiness Hit, " CAPTAIN JANUARY." " CAPTAIN JANUARY." Approved for Universal Exhibition. Also, at REGAL only—"TWO IN REVOLT." Approved for Universal Exhibition. Also, at ADELPHI only—- " KING OF THE DAMNED. Recommended by Censor for Adnlts. PRINCESS Final Screening, doTnionrd. Centrally Heated. Phone 21-439. WALLACE BEERY, JOHN BOLES, In the Year's Finest Thriller, "A MESSAGE TO GARCIA." Recommended by Censor for Adults. Claire Trevor, Paul Kelly, In a Delightful Musical Comedy, "SONG AND DANCE MAN." Approved for Universal Exhibition. Double Feature Matinee To-day, 2 p.m Same Programme as Night. STATE 1 Final Screening, DETONPORT. To - ni * ht ' at 7 - 45 - Centrally Heated. Phone 22-101. WARNER" BAXTER in a Thriller, >( "PRISONER OF SHARK ISLAND. Recommended by Censor for Adults. DOLORES DEL RIO In the musical sensation of the season, " I LIVE FOR LOVE." Approved for Universal Exhibition. Matinee To-day, 2 p.m. Comedies, Cartoons, Serial. , Final Screening, KING S To-night, at 8. NORTHCOTE. ' Phone 19-903. Jack Buchanan in a Comedy, "COME OUT OF THE PANTRY." Approved for Universal Exhibition. Herbert Marshall at his best, in " A LADY CONSENTS." Recommended by Censor for Adults. Usual Free Bus. Matinee To-day, 2 p.m. WELCOME HOME to UNCLE SCRIM TO-MORROW (SUNDAY). AUGUST 23, 1936. Both the Town Hall and Civic Theatre are completely booked out tickets have been issued for the full seating capacity of both places and this notice is inserted as a request to the public to kindly assist the Friendly Road in handling the meeting by not attending UNLESS YOU ALREADY HAVE A TICKET. "P YOUENS, EVANGELIST. * ASTOR THEATRE, DOMINION RD., Hear the Past, Present and Future Problems of This World. BADMINTON BADMINTON SEMI-FINALS AND FINALS. THIS AFTERNOON! TO-NIGHT! Thij is Your Opportunity to See Badminton at its Best. Auckland provincial UCKLAND X ROVINCIAL CHAMPS. lIAMPS. CENTRAL WHARF, SHED 8. The Modern Game Renowned for Its Speed and Skill. TO-DAY I TO-NIGHT 1 Hours of Play: 1.30-5. 7-10. ADMISSION, is Gd. SKATING 1 SKATING I ROUSHWORTHS' RINK, KIIYBER PASS. < SCHOOL HOLIDAY PROGRAMME. CHILDREN, HALF-PRICE, 9d. 2 to 4.30 Daily. Saturday's Band Novelties, Etc. SPECIAL TO-NIGHT. CI Is PRIZE FOR IDENTIFYING MASKED SKATER. NOVELTY HOCKEY MATCH. LADIES' REP. TE4M V. ROUSHWORTHS' BAND. ROUSHWORTHS' SKATING BAND. Balloons, Streamers, Squeakers Galore. ROUSHWORTHS'.