AMUSEMENTS SECOND BIG WEEK! Of the Season's Most Delightful Comedy Romance. Metro-Gold wyn-Mayer's "CM ALL rpoWN rjIM", " O MALL 1 OWN VJIRL. "LI MALL rpOWN "OMALL J-OWN VJIRL. " Oil ALL TOWN fJ.IRL." " O MALL J- OWN VJIRL. _ With ROBERT TAYLOR ROBERT TAYLOR ROBERT TAYLOR And JANET GAYNOR, JANET GAYNOR, JANET GAYNOR, LEWIS STONE, BINNIE BARNES. And a Brilliant Associate Programme which inclu"f, s , « T "ST HELENA AND ITS MAN OF DESTINY " Delightful Coloured Fitzpatrick Travel Gem. " FIGHTING FIISHES." Pete Smith Sports Thrill. ST. JAMES""THEATRE Direction: Sir Benjamin Fuller. TO-DAY AT 11 Plans at the Theatre, Phone 32-920. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) PRINCE EDWARD Karangahape Road Phone 46-252. Direction: Sir Benjamin Fuller. Centrally Heated... .Warm and Comfortable. TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. "THE j BRIDE COMES HOME" CLAUDETTE COLBERT, FRED. McMURRAY, ROBERT YOUNG. A real fight to the altar comedy, of a modern romance ... " HER MASTER'S VOICE" EDWARD EVERETT HORTON. Can you imagine him as a Crooner? Neither can we . . . but he is . . . (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) ON THE STAGE I To-night" Only . . . IZB'S AMATEUR RADIO TRIALS. . (Broadcast from the Stage from 9 p.m.) Sportlight . . Varieties . . Etc. Both pictures will be screened if time permits . . . but a very entertaining programme is assured for all patrons. NAUTICAL FAIR Igili CONCERT CHAMBER, jPlgfflq TO-DAY (FRIDAY). Stalls, Refreshments, Models. •'ASHORE AND AFLOAT" ENTERTAINMENT. 7.45 p.m. Day and Evening Sessions FREE. In Aid "Flying Angel" Missions to Seamen. "NEW MOON"—RADIANTLY BEAUTIFUL —Give the Youngsters a Matinee Party at His Majesty's—Saturday. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! THE MOST POPULAR DANCE IN AUCKLAND. PETER PAN IDEAL DANCING AND ENTERTAINMENT TO N.Z.'S LEADING DANCE AND RADIO COMBINATION. Featuring JOHNNIE MADDEN, the Popular Crooner, Singing all the Latest Hits. AT OUR USUAL POPULAR CHARGES. LADIES, 1/6. GENTLEMEN. 2/-. Tasty Suppers Available. RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL THE FOOTBALL GAME OF THE YEAR. ALL ROADS WILL LEAD TO CARLAW PARK TO-MORROW. CHAMPION OP CHAMPIONS. Everyone is taking about this match, and asking the question: Can MANUKAU win the treble? RICH.. MOND did in 1934. A RECORD CROWD EXPECTED. 3 P.M. MANUKAU v. RICHMOND. MANUKAU v. RICHMOND. MANUKAU v. RICHMOND. What a Game it will be I PHELAN SHIELD. 1.30 P.M. PONSONBY PONSONBY (Holders) Play MARIST 0.8. MARIST 0.8. Don t miss this game; it will be a great exhibition of League Football. STALLARD CUP. MARIST 0.8. MARIST 0.8. (Reserves) Play RICHMOND. RICHMOND. ANNUAL Don't forget, this will be nii I held at Peter Pan on bALL. WEDNESDAY, Oct. 7. CRICKET THE GRAFTON UNITED CRICKET I CLUB. A Practice will be held at Eden Park on SATURDAY, October 8, at 2 p.m. All Members and Intending Members please attend. F. W. BYERLEY, Hon. Sec. TOILET kUR Marcels stay in.—Powder Puff Salons, ' St. Kevins Arcade. 46-718.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22539, 2 October 1936, Page 20
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