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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22540, 3 October 1936, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS Last Night's Crowded llouKe endorsed our opinion. THE ACE TWO-FEATURE ENTERTAINMENT. MAJESTIC "Kelly," 10.15. 1.5, 3.30, 5.15, 0.30. "Sky Parade," 11.55, •_».•_'<>, 4.40, 5.15. Guaranteed 80 Minutes of Hilarious Laughter. I'ATSY OIIARLIB PATSY CHARLIE In Their Funniest Metro-Gold wynMayer Full Length Comedy. p"KELLY"fHE^SECOND"~[ See Patsy as a figlit-trainor 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 another! Three Musketeers of the Airl Laughing at Death. Jesting with Fate. " SKY PARADE." "SKY PARADE." Blazing Paths of Glory Above the Clouds. Introducing America's No. 1 Radio Hero— Jimmic Allen—and all his Palb. Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. Plans at Majestic—Phono 43-210. FRIDAY NEXT. MAJESTIC. The World Tide Challenge fought at ■Yankee Stadium, New York, Juno 10, 1036. SENSATIONAL KNOCK-OUT IN BIG FIGHT. MAX SCHMELING Wins from JOE LOUIS. Authentic start to finish, Punch for Punch Film Record of tl\e Sensational Fight. MAJESTIC. NEXT FRIDAY. THE STAR DON'T MISS THE GRAND FAREWELL PRESENTATIONS OF THIS BEAUTIFUL AND REMARKABLE PRODUCTION. HIS MAJESTY'S / NEW \ yM 0 0 Nj TO-DAY, V AT 2 P.M and S P.M. (SHARP). 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 production, and such glorious ballets and ensembles have been featured. EVERY SEAT RESERVABLE (Except in Gallery.) EVENING RESERVES at 3/6, 4/6, 6/.. MATINEE RESERVES at 2/0, 3/3, 4/6. Box Plan Lewis Eady, Ltd. Gallery: Evening, 1/6 and 2/3 (Early Do<)rs); Matinee, 1/3 and 1/9 (Early Doors). Children Half-price at Matinee only. After 12.30 p.m. Telephone Theatre (45-100) for Reserves. Telephone Reserves kept till within 15 minutes of commencement of production. W. Laird Thomson, Secretary. RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL THE FOOTBALL GAME OF THE YEAR. ALL ROADS WILL LEAD TO CARLAW PARK TO-DAY. CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS. Everyone is talking about this match and asking the question: Can MANUKAU win the treble? RICHMOND did in 1034. A RECORD CROWD 3 P.M. EXPECTED. MANUKAU v. RICHMOND. MANUKAU v. RICHMOND. MANUKAU v. RICHMOND. What a Gamo it will bel 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. \LLARD MARIST 0.8. CUP. MARIST 0.8. (Reserves) Play 3 P.M. RICHMOND. RICHMOND. Don't forget, this will be held at Peter Pan on WEDNESDAY. Oct. 7.