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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22670, 6 March 1937, Page 28

AMUSEMENTS Directions Amalgamated Tfaeatr^"^ 1! A.M. ~ 2.15 ..8 P.M. '} A CROWDED HOUSE ROCKFIV WITH LAUGHTER: 1 IT'S GRAND. IT'S FUNNY. JUST DON'T MISS IT! A Dazzlin? Musical Romance parked with Hearty Laughs . . X PW Song Hits and Fun " THAT GIRL FROM PARIS" "THAT GIRL FROM PARIS" " THAT GIRL FROM PARIS" " THAT GIRL FROM PARIS" "THAT GIRL FROM PARIS" " THAT GIRL FROM PARIS" " THAT GIRL FROM PARIS*" " THAT GIRL FROM PARIS/' « " THAT GIRL FROM PARIS" ' " THAT GIRL FROM PARIS" " THAT GIRL FROM PARIS." Approved for Universal Exhibition, With —-LILY PONS • Never in Better Voice, JACK OAKIE —— Never Funnier and "What New Wisecracks. GENE RAYMOND —, A Sizzling Story of Gay Paree and New York. Frantic. Romantic. Entertaining. JUST ONE LONG LAUGH I I THE CAPITOL 1 EXTENDED SEASON —- Also Showing at Matinee To-day at 2. Jeanette Mac Donald and Clark Gable it "SAN FRANCISCO" " SAN FRANCISCO " (Recommended by Censor for Adolti) ' Also "AUDIOSCOPIKS," Amazing Novelty, Heserves (no extra charge), Phone 12-199. Owing to Heavy Bookings To-night, Penni* ent Patrons not requiring their seats m kindly asked to phone Box Office. UNPAID RESERVES KEPT TILL 7.30 ONLY. I Fuller Hayward's Phone 28-041 BRITANNIA © PONSONBY Three Lamps -—l. ■ • Terminal Cool and Comfortable. Newareels, tJ3O djl MATINEE TO-DAY, 2 P.M. GRAND OPENING OF OUR NEW SEELtL CLUB. Parent* 1 Send the Kiddiec aba* and we will tell them all about it. let Chapter of "THE PHANTOM HIDES* (Serial) starring Brick Jones. Also "The Man Who Could Work Miracles." Comedy Musical —■ Newsreels, etc To-night at 7.30 p.m. George Raft & Rosalind Russell is "It Had to Happen," and Roland Yonng 'with Joan Gardner, ia "The Man Who Could Work Miracles." All Approved for Universal Exhibition. Fnller-Haywards 0 Pbone 22-683 VICTORIA O DEVONPORT Short Subjects, 7 30-8 p.m. m V 77 9 Monster Matinee To-day at 2 p.m. Chapter One of Universale New Serial, M Jones in "THE PHANTOM RIDER,'' &aedies. Cartoons, etc.,. and Jane Witlien a "PADDV O-DAY.-To-night Robt. Taylor, Loretta Young and Patsy Xtßr la "PRIVATE NUMBER." Recommended by Censor for Adults.. "PADDY O'DAY.' Approved for Universal Exhibition. PICTUREDROME MILFORD matinee 2.30 p.m., to-night at & DICK POWELL AND PAUL WHITEHiS AND BAND in "THANKS A MILLION" Universal Exhibition. FARMERS' RALLY. FARMERS' RALLY. FARMERS' RALLY. A FARMERS' RALLY will be held 1b tM MiSONIC HALL, PUKEKOHE, oa TUESDAY, MARCH 9, At S p.m. THE HON. THE MINISTER OF LABOffB, MR. H. T. ARMSTRONG, AND THE|HO>THE MINISTER OF AGRICUtTCMMR. W. LEE MARTIN. HAVE PROMISED TO ATTEND. FARMERSI Make it your business to be "TI7ONDERFUL DAY nvi VV SUNDAY. AUCKLAND GARRISON BAND PICM*" RANGITOTO, 9.45, NORTHERN WHARF. SWIMMIING AUCKLAND METROPOLITAN SURF CHAMPIONSHIPS WILL BE HELD AT KAREKARE BEACH, TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), MARCH 7, COMMENCING AT 1.80 P.M. ALL LEADING AUCKLAND SERF J| CLUBS IN ACTION. ig KAREKARE SURF CLUB.- | dents and Associate Members a« .( • vited to attend Boacu Carnival, SunawIvarekare.