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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22723, 8 May 1937, Page 26

AMUSEMENTS Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. 11 A.M. BRILLIANT COMEDY. Arliss of old in one of those Grand Whimsical Comedies as onlv Arliss can play thera. A Delightful Modern Comedy, A Gaumonfc British Special. Approved for Universal Exhibition. A GBAND FARCE. Prepare yourself for the laugh of a lifetime, for here is good old English Comedy as you relish. RIPPLING LAUGHTER FROM STARTS FINISH. " It's So Warm and Cosy." THE CAPITOL j BALMORAL." This Evening at a Quarter to Eight; Virginia Weidler, Henrietta Grossman, in 4 GIRL OF THE OZARKS." You'll love this splendid human story. It's Great! (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Also Warner Oland •in "CHARLIE CHAN AT THE RACE TRACK." It's Charlie at his best! (Recommended by Censor for Adnlts.) Both Pictures screening at Matinee To-day. Also Serial, etc., and Start of THE NUGGET SHINEY SHOE CLUB 100 PRIZES for the best-shined shoes. £2OO Badges for the first 200 children. . Prices (Sat. Night only): Adults, 1/3 and 1/6; Children, 9d. Reserves (no extra), Phone 12-199. Unpaid Bookings kept till 7.40 only. Fuller-Hayward's. Phone 26-041. BRITANNIA Q PONSONBY Three Lamps Terminus Warm and Comfortable. Newsreels, 7.30 p.m. "WESTERN" MATINEE TO-DAY at 2 p.m. Tim McCoy in "Fighting Code." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Also Coloured Featurettes, Comedy, And " Phantom Rider" (Serial). . To-night, at 7.30 p.m. ROBERT TAYLOR and BARBARA STANWYCK In " His Brother's "Wife." JANET GAYNOR, LORETTA YOUNG and CONSTANCE BENNETT in " Ladies in Love." (Both Recommended by Cenor for Adults.) Fu!!er-Haywards Phone 22-653 VICTORIA O DEVONPORT 2 P.M.—MATINEE—2 P.M. "Our Relations," Our Gang Comedy. Coloured Cartoon, Ep. I t of "The Phantom Rider."• 7.30^—T0-NIGHT—7.3O LAUREL & HARDY in " OUR RELATIONS." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.i Rosalind Russell, John Boles, in "CRAIG'S WIFE." (Recommended by Censor for Adnlts / ' Fuller Hayward's Phone j CINEMA O GREY LYNN, j Surrey Crescent. To-night at T.MO p.m Matinee, *2 p.m. and To-night. Warner Baxter Jack Oakie and Ariine Judge in " KING OF BURLESQUE:" Charles Rugtrles and Mary Boland in " EARLY TO BED." Matinee Only: "SERIAL" and TAP-DANCING COMPETITION, All Approved for Universal Exhibition. PICTUREDROME, MlLFOßD.—.Matinete To-day 2.30, To-night at 8. Warner Baxter and Gloria Stuart in "THE PRISONER OF SHARK ISLAND." Also News. Comedy, etc. Adult recommendation. AUCKLAND ARTILLERY BAND (By Permission of Colonel W. McKail Geddes, M.C., and the Courtesy of the City Council), BANp WILL PLAY A POPULAR PROGRAMME (Weather Permitting) OF CLASSICAL MUSIC, TO-MORROW (SUNDAY)» IN DOMAIN ROTUNDA, 3 P.M. Collection for Band Social Fund. CAPTAIN BUCKLEY. V.D., Conductor. Jw\ DEUTSCHER VEREIN fS|j| (GERMAN CLUB), AUCKLAND, INC. MASQUERADE BALL MASQUERADE BALL PETER PAN CABARET, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2 SPECIAL ATTRACTION: TWO BANDS (ONE MODERN AND ONE OLD-TIME). , FANCY DRESS OR PLAIN TICKETS AND RESERVATIONS AT LEWIS EADY, LTD. WILL IT GET HERE? AVIATION Wm: MANGERE AERODROME SUNDAY AFTERNOON. Passenger Flights in 5 place Cabin BEECHCRAFT AEROPLANE. Cruise at 150 miles per hour Warm and Comfortable. Excellent Views of the City. / .10/- each. WEEK-END FLIGHTS, PUSS MOTH—2 Passengers . Flights, 5/-' each. SPECIAL FLIGHTS IN OPSN D.H. MOTHS, 10/- each. Passenger Transport Company's Bus leaves Post Office 1.20 p.m. Sunday. Flights arranged to any part of New Zealand. FUNERAL NOTICES, MEETINGS, LECTURES, CORONATION NOTICES, RACING, RAILWAY NOTICES, EXHIBITIONS, DANCING, PUB Jhi£ NOTICES, BUILDING SOCIETY NOTICES, ETC., APPEAR ON PAGE