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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22777, 10 July 1937, Page 28

AMUSEMENTS - AFTERNOON SESSIONS -J SPECIAL HOLIDAY ATTRACTION ' HILARIOUS CHAPLIN COMEDY COLOUR CARTOONS. A RIOT OF FUN AND MIRTH Direction: Am alga mated Theatres II A.M. A DRAMATIC THUNDERBOLT! I' Never has the screen reached such heiehts of Dramatic Brilliance. Once again Murii scores a personaltriumph. ~ ~ PAUL MUNI PAUL MUNI PAUL MUNI . •' PAUL MUNI PAUL MUNI ' PAUL MUNI With MIRIAM HOPKINS —. MIRIAM HOPKINS MIRIAM HOPKINS - . BKO-Kadio's Masterpiece, "THE WOMAN I LOVE" "THE WOMAN I LOVE" Recommended by Censor for Adults With > LOUIS HAYWARD And a Tremendous Supporting Cast. THE WOMAN HE CALLED HIS v OWN ... IN LOVE WITH THE MAN HE CALLED HIS FRIEND! The unknown depths of your heart will burn when you feel the stirring power of this silent, man- of steel who loved as yon and I. | THE CAPITOL | This Evening at a Quarter to Eight. ERROL FLYNN and OLIVIA DE HATILLAND in Sabatini's • " CAPTAIN BLOOD." More thrilling than -"Mutiny on Bonnty." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Also Paul Kelly and Mona Barrie in "HERE COMES TROUBLE." You'll double up with laughter. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Reserves (No .Extra), Phone 12-199. Unpaid Bookings kept till 7.40. DELTA TO-NIGHT & MONDAY! GARY COOPER in "MR. DEEDS GOES TO TOWN" (Universal Exhibition), and BORIS KARLOFF in "THE. WALKING DEAD" (Adult Recommendation). Matinee To-day, 2 p.m.—"Mr. Deeds Goes to Town" and Selected Supports. 3RD TERRITORIAL D^NCL ARTILLERY HALL, SATURDAY, JULY 17. 8 P.M. "ARISTOCRATS . DANCE BAND." SPECIAL AMERICAN. TAP DANCI EXHIBITION. Excellent Floor and Supper. DOUBLE TICKET, 3/-. (Purchasable at Door.) MONTE CARLO. SPOT DANCES. AND PRIZES. HELP THE TERRITORIAL ASSOCIATION. Two Previous Dances Have Proved a Great Success. Dress: Khaki, Slacks or Blue. PHONE 41-5-53. COMMUNITY SINGING. " In HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. In HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. WEDNESDAY, AT 12 NOON. Featuring DARGAVILLE MOUTH-ORGAN BAND. The SYCAMORE QUARTETTE, of Waiuku. And MRS. FRANK AULD, Soloist. Song Leader: VERNON T. DREW. At the Piano: MRS. BARRINGTON SNOW. FRIDAY NIGHT SING, LEWIS EADY HALL, at 7.30. Leader: MATT GUTHRIE. WRESTLING AUCKLAND WRESTLING ASSOCIATIOH (INC.) TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT A.W.A. (Inc.). HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE 1 CAN HE MAINTAIN HIS RUN OF WINS? "In defeating King Kong Cos and the N.Z. Champion, Lofty Blomfield, I consider that, with a win over the World-Famous McCready, I will hold the undisputed No. 1 position in this country and entitled to the first challenge match with the World's Champion, Pean Detton.' b (Signed) HAL. RUMBERG HAL. RUMBERG HAL. RUMBERG But How Much Has EARL McCREADY EARL McCREADY EARL McCREADY improved since his sensational tour of America, when he defeated all comers with the exception of the World's Champion? THIS MATCH SHOULD PRODUCB EVERYTHING THAT IS GOOD IN WRESTLING. DON'T MISS THIS CONTEST. Book your seat at Reg. Lewis', corner of Queen and Fort Streets. HOCKEY _ REMUERA GROUNDS, WHO WILL SURPRISE? ST. LUKE'S v. GRAMMAR, 3.3 p.m. SOMERVILLE v. MT. EDEN (Curtain Raiser). 1.-15 p.m. Y.M.C.A. v. PAPATOETOE, at Papatoetoe, i».30 p.m. ADMISSION Gd. Stand Free.