AMUSEMENTS 11111 l MAJESTIC JIIHI MAJESTIC "Legion" 10.30, 1.15, 4.'20, 8.14.. "Keep Your Seats" 11.15, 2.00. 5.30, No. 1THE "NO-LIMIT" LAUGHTER COMBINATION IN A COMEDY Treasure Hunt that's a Fortune in Fun. GEORGE GEORGE GEORGE FORMBY FORMBY FORMBY FORMBY FLORENCE FLORENCE FLORENCE DESMOND DESMOND DESMOND DESMOND HARRY TATE. The "No Limit" laughter leader inherits a fortune—snugly hidden in the seat of one of seven chairs. But th 6 chairs have been sold by auction to seven different purchasers, and before "Our Georgo" collects his cash you'll have the greatest laugh of your laufflitime, IT'S A RIOT OF FUN. "|£EEP Y OUR g EATS - pLE&SE." "J£EEP Y OUR gEATS, pLEASE." "K EEP Y OUR SEATB,$ EATB, p LBASE '" "J£EEP Y OUR E^TB, p LBASE -" (Approved lor Universal Exhibition.) No. 2 Ripping the hoods off the most vicious racket in American History. THE KU-KLUX-KLAN. First breath-takinf? expose of the Hooded Hoodlums. This picture blasts the tar-and-feather mobs into the open. BRUCE CABOT, MARGUERITE CHURCHILL, IN " LEGION OF TERROR." " LEGION OF TERROR." " LEGION OF TERROR." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) PLANS AT MAJESTIC. Phone 43-!210. IS iBI ENTIRE CHANGE TO-DAY. 2 STRONG FEATURES. 6<4 COMEDY AND DRAMA. KARLOFF 3d MARION MARSH A COLIN TAPLEY. 6d 6d | " THE BLACK ROOM ■3j An Engrossing. Mystery. Ja NOT SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN IDA LUPINO, 6d JOSEPH CAWTHORN in "SMART GIRL" Action, Fun, Romance. Approved for Universal Exhibition. , , 5J Continuous from 11 to 10.30. 6d Ja Adults (id, Res. 1/-. 6d THE LONDON, Opp. G.P.O. 3d I TUDOR CINEMA J ,254 = _ This Evening at 8.151 == GINGER ROGERS & FRED ASTAIRE —— With Helen Brodeiriclc and Eric Blore - in their Best Musical Comedy, = " SWING TIME." Exquisite Dancing with Sparkling —— Comedy and Dialogue! —— „ Also FINE SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. —— Matinee To-morrow at 2.30. —• Approved for Universal Exhibition. I GAIETY CINEMA I ?iS?S? e A s ' 1 To-night. - , Donble Feature Programme. —— Richard Dix and Karen Morlev in And Claude Dampier in the British Comedy, "KING OF THE CASTLE." S3 Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. 'PHE FINEST CONCERT PROGRAMME i- EVER PRESENTED IN AUCKLAND, THE GORDON FAGAN CONCERT. TOWN HALL, SATURDAY NEXT. AVIATION AIR DISPLAY, MANGERE, TO-MORROW (SAT.) COMMENCING AT 2 P.M. THRILLING PARACHUTE DESCENTS, AERIAL BATTLE, GROUND STRAFING, BOMBING, AEROBATICS, CRAZY AND INVERTED FLYING. HEIGHT ESTIMATING COMPETITION. Ist Prize: Fisk Radiola, superb sevenvalve, alt-wave, world range Radio, valued at 35 guineas. This Radio is supplied by the National Electrical and Engineering Co., Ltd., and is on exhibition at their premises, "Maida" House, Customs Street West. Second Prize: • Return Flight;, Auckland-Well-ington, in Air Liner of Union Airways, Ltd, This service commencing on June 1. Further prizes of Free Flights. PASSENGER FLIGHTS AVAILABLE 4 ENGINE AIR LINER 4 ENGINE AIR LINER UNION AIRWAYS. LTD. UNION AIRWAYS, LTD. Try a Flight in these Luxurious, Comfortable Air Liners. i Flights also Available in Aero Club 'Planes. BUS TRANSPORT ARRANGEMENTS IN HANDS OF PASSENGER TRANSPORT CO.. LTD. Departure timea: Commerce St. Onehnnga 20.15 a.m. 10.40 a.m. 11.35 a.m. I*2 noon 12.20 p.m. 12.45 p.m. 1 P.m. 1.25 p.m. 1.35 p.m. 2 p.m. 2 p.m. 2.25 p.m. 2,45 p.m. 8.5 p.m. All Trip* Connect with Feeder Buses at Onehunga. Take a Passenger Transport Company Bus to the AIR DISPLAY, MANGERE, TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). I EDUCATIONAL ACCOUNTANCY AND BANKING EXAMINATIONS. JJEMINGWAJ'S UNIQUE RESULTS. A NEW DOMINION RECORD. (>49 aOCCESSE ' UL CANDIDATES. THIRTY-NINE YEARS' PROGRESSIVE AND CONTINUOUS SUCCESS Last live years (1 ttU2-U) .. ~ 8,14 ft Average per annum .. .. «•_>» I'hia year (11)30 Examinations) . (uu Hemingway's Supremacy Maintained Unchallenged. You cannot afford to experiment. Enrol with the School that gets results Make Your Pass a Certainty. EMINGWAY S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS. P.O.* Box 616. Auckland. C.l.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22675, 12 March 1937, Page 20
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