AMUSEMENTS - BY PUBLIC DEMAND! 3rd TRIUMPHANT WEEK! COMPLETE CHANGE OF SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. 11 A.M. Like OF Man River . . , She Just Keeps Rollin' Along. "SHOW BOAT" "SHOW BOAT" "SHOW BOAT" "SHOW BOAT" "SHOW BOAT" "SHOW BOAT" "SHOW BOAT" "SHOW BOAT" "SHOW BOAT" "SHOW BOAT" "SHOW BOAT" "SHOW BOAT" "SHOW BOAT" "SHOW BOAT" "SHOW BOAT" "SHOW BOAT" Approved for Universal Exhibition You'll Never Forpret Its "Haunting Melodies. BOOKING IS STILL HEAVY. IT 161 WISE TO RESERVE NOW FOR TO-NIGHT AND SATURDAY. HIS MAJESTY'S "NEW MOON" "NEW MOON" "NEW MOON" 3 FINAL" |f . PERFORMANCES. TO-NIGHT AT 8, TO-MORROW (SAT.), 2 & 8. Thirteen thousand Auckland people have enjoyed and been thrilled by the wonderful presentation of the "New Moon", interpreted by the Auckland Operatic society's incomparable# cast. A magnificent portrayal of this glorious musical romance, with its glamorous scenes of life on the Isle of Pines, on board the Bride Ship, in the Cafe Creole,and in a mansion of New, Orleans. Seldom has there been staged, in Auckland a play in which such mastery of detail, such artistry of E reduction, and such glorious allets and ensembles have been featured. RESERVES AT 3/6, 4/6, 6/. MATINEE RESERVES, 2/6, 3/3, 4/6. Box Plan Lewis Eady, Ltd. Gallery: Evening, 1/6 and 2/3. Early Doors. Matinee, 1/3 and 1/9. Children Half-price at Jlatiue# only. After 5 p.m. Telephone Theatre 45-100 for Reserves. . RUGBY FOOTBALL BRILLIANT FINAL BRILLIANT FINAL MARIST v. PONSONBY, MARIST v. PONSONBY, MARIST v. PONSONBY, Tho two fastest teams in the competition will -£ght out the final of the Jubilee Trophy in a match which i* expected to produce sparkling Bngby. SUBURBS v. MANUKAU, SUBURBS v. MANUKAU, v 1.45 P.M. This is the senior second division final play-off. Last time the t* ams game ended in a thrilling scoreless draw. TO-MORROW. TO-MORROW. V Ground 1/-, Ladies 6d, Stand 1/- extra, Unemployed 6d. WRESTLING MONDAY. THE GREATEST ANNOUNCEMENT IN THE HISTORY OF WRESTLING ' IN N.Z.s THE FIRST APPEARANCE THE ONLY MAN TO WIN AMATEUR AND PROFESSIONAL WORLDS CHAMPIONSHIPS. ' ED. DON GEORGE. ED. DON GEORGE. ED. DON GEORGE, Who has been matched asrainst THE FORMIDABLE JOE KOPACH WOODS. JOE KOPACH WOODS, JOE KOPACH WOODS, THE FOREARM JOLT EXPERT. Box Plans now open at Ressr- Lewis. Corner of Queen anri Fort Streets. RESTAURANTS AND TEAROOMS
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22539, 2 October 1936, Page 20
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