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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22538, 1 October 1936, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS MAJESTIC Final Day - MAJESTIC. •' DBACULA'S DAUGHTER." Recommended by Censor for Adults. Plana at Majestic. Phone 43-210. MAJESTIC, I TO-MORROW! ! Continuous from 11 a.m. ONLY AT TIIE MAJESTIC WILL YOU BE ABLE TO SEE THESE TWO GREAT FEATURES ON ONE PROGRAMME. Drama that grips, and bubbling comedy that will send you away laughing and happy for many a day to como. GUARANTEED 80 MINUTES OP HILARIOUS LAUGHTER. CHARLIE CHARLIB CHARLIE KELLY KELLY KELLY KELLY CHASE CHASE CHASE CHASE In Their Funniest Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Full Length Comedy. " KELLY " KELLY THE SECOND." THE SECOND." Has anybody here seen Kelly? Shnre and sbe'B the apple of somebody's eye. See Palsy as a fight trainer who tried to double-cross Cupid . . . Charlie as a nitwit manager . . . and get the laugh wallop of a lifetime! It's one round of fun after anotherl No. 2 THREE MUSKETEERS OF THE AIEI LAUGHING AT DEATH. JESTING WITH FATE. ••SKY PARADE." " SKY PARADE." "SKY PARADE." "SKY PARADE." Blazing Paths of Glory Above the Clouds. Introducing America's No. 1 Radio Hero— Jimmie Allen —and all his Palb. JIMMIE JIMMIE ALLEN. SPEED WILLIAM GARGAN. GERALDINE .. KATHERINE DE MILLE. TOMMY KENT TAYLOR. CASEY GRANT WITHERS. RIGS COLIN TAPLEY. "Hello . . . hello . . . get this, ? lease! The pilot's just been shot . . "ve got the killer locked up and I'm going to try to land the plane before he gets out! Clear the field . . . here I comel" Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. Plans at Majestic—Phono 43-210. TO-NIGHT AT THE TOWN HALL. EILEEN JOYCE, THE WORLD-FAMED YOUNG PIANIST. THE RACHMANINOFF CONCERTO FULL ORCHESTRA. Assisting Artists: DAWN HARDING, Contralto, LEN BARNES, Baritone, AN ORCHESTRA OF 40 UNDER HAROLD BAXTER. Arranged by THE NATIONAL BROADCATING SERVICE, In Aid of THE MAYOR'S CRIPPLED CHILDREN FUND. PRICES: 3/-, 2/- and 1/-. Plan at Lewis Eady, Ltd. PIRATE SHIPPE, „ MILFORD BEACH. „ OLD-TIME DANCE CARNIVAL, EVERY SATURDAY. See Saturday's Herald for Special Transport Arrangements. MEETINGS ATTENTION I THE TRUTn ABOUT THE.RUSSIAN SOVIET REPUBLIC. HEAR J. B. KING, TOWN HALL, AUCKLAND, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4, AT 7.30 P.M. WHO IS KING? An ex-resident or New Zealand who has just spent six years in the Russian Republic as Chief Organiser on Gold Production. HE HAS AN INTERESTING MESSAGE. Be Early if you want a Seat. Collection to Defray Expenses. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4, AT 7.30 P.M. Doors Open at G. 45. General meeting timber workers* UNION, Trades Hall, Hobson St.. THURSDAY, Oct. 1, at 7.30 p.m. Business: Motion to rofer dispute to Conciliation Council for settlement. RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL WHY? ALL ROADS WILL LEAD TO CARLAW PARK SATURDAY. Hundreds from Manukau, hundreds from Richmond, and 10,000 from all parts of tho City will bo there, for there will be rpiIREE /IREAT T?INALS. 1. CHAMPION of CHAMPIONS. RICHMOND v. MANUKAU. 2. PHELAN SHIELD, PONSONBY v. MARIST 0.8. 3. STALLARD CUP, MARIST 0.8. v. RICHMOND. WHY IS RICHMOND KEEN TO MEET MANUKAU? In the two rounds for tho Championship MANUKAU beat RICHMOND in tho first round and RICHMOND beat MANUKAU in the second round, so thero you have it. They did not meet in the Roope Rooster Competition.