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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22819, 28 August 1937, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS MATINEE TO-DAY, 2.15 MATINEE TO-DAY, 2.15 CHILDREN HALF PRICE. MAJESTY'S TO-NIGHT AT 8 LAST NIGHT OF LAST NIGHT OF " THIS YEAR OF CARNIVAL" " THIS YEAR OF CARNIVAL" MONDAY EVENING AT 8 Sir Benjamin Fuller Presents by arrangement with Mr. Bertram Montague, of London, His International Company in A Revusical Voyage, "LET'S GO PLACES" "LET'S GO PLACES" " LET'S GO PLACES " (Produced by Lewis Marks.) Costumed and Staged to the last Exquisite Detail as in its Triumpbant London Season. A Galaxy of World-Famous Headlines in the Most Gorgeous and Spectacular Revue . . ever {presented in Auckland. ■ Headed by GEORGE DOONAN GEORGE DOONAN The London Comedian. CATHERINE STEWART Vivacious Comedienne. THE DARMORA TROUPE Of Hungarian Dancers, With MADAME DARMORA Every Dancer a Star in her own-right. PRINCIPAL DANCERS SANT)OR AURELIA SCHOLMM SCHOLMM MARGIT ILONA 3 BEzIIIf KES 7 E MiT B M FASZI EARTXO RONA FERDINAND ROZSI TINZ HELENE GRETE TINZ UNGER JEWEL AND WARRISS THE BLENDERS THE DAWN SISTERS THE TWO ROGUES. MARGARET KELLY ALMA MACKIE ALSO 30 GORGEOUS GIRLS A specially augmented Grand Concert Orchestra under the direction of Mr. Cynl Connolly. The same show, scenas, costumes, dances, songs, laughs and music that brought thunders of applause in the West End of London. BOOK NOW AT LEWIS EADY, LTD., OR H.M. THEATRE. DAY SALES AT THEATRE KIOSK. PRICES Evenings, 6/-, 4/-, 2/- (plus tax) and 1/6. Matinees, 4/-, 3/- (plus tax) and 1/6. Children Half-price at Matinees. To-night at 8 Variety Session, 7.30. Douglas Fairbanks, jun. Elissa Landi Gordon Harker. In j pAMAfEUR GENTLEMAN" ) By Jeffery Farnol. Mary Astor Charles Quigley, In "LADY FROM NOWHERE Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. Cock of the Walk :: Col. Cartoon. MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2. Buck Jones' Western, Serial, Col. Cartoon, Comedy, etc. > Popular Prices :: Tel. 15-433. Centrally Heated. To-night. 8 p.m. Ph.l4-142. Matinee To-day, ,2.15 P-m. .LAUREL and HARDY In " OUR RELATIONS." Also, Richard Dix, Chester Morris, In " DEVIL'S PLAYGROUND.'* Both Approved, for Universal Exhibition. •===== NEW ROYAT, ===- KINGSLAND. PHONE 28-262. CHILDREN'S MATINEE TO-DAY, 2 p.m. To-night at 7.30. Barbara Stanwyck, Joel McCrea, In "BANJO ON MY KNEE" Rosalind Russell and John Boles. In " CRAIG'S WIFE " Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. <i§^ TRIUMPHING OVER ALL OTHER SPORTS IN PUBLIC ESTEEM TROTTING Set down as TO-DAY'S PRINCIPAL ATTRACTION is certain to provide all the thrills and • excitement anticipated. TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME is an excellent one, and patrons may be assured that, with the quality of'the horses etfgaged in each of the eight events, a series of wonderful races will eventuate. AUCKLAND TROTTING CLUB ALEXANDRA PARK, EPSOM. Progress reports of the football match I . SPRINGBOKS v. S. CANTERBURY will be announced through the Dixon's Public Address System at frequent intervals during tho afternoon. 1/6 ADMISSION TO COURSE LAWN ENCLOSURE AND GRANDSTAND (Including Admission to Course) Gentlemen .. .. .. 6/Ladies .. .. .. .. 4/Children (under 12 years) .. 2/DERBY STAND (Outside Enclosure) Gentlemen 1/6, Ladies Free. FIRST RACE ABOUT 12 NOON. WIN AND PLACE RETTING No person who has at any time since the passing of the Gaming and Lotteries Act Amendment Act, 1008, followed the occupation of a Bookmaker or Bookmaker's Clerk, no disqualified or undesirable person will be admitted to tho Alexandra Park Racecourse during the Auckland Trotting Club's August Meeting, and if any such person is found on such Course, ho will be removed therefrom and prosecuted for trespass. The promotion of sweeps is prohibited, and any person infringing this Regulation will bo removed from the Racecourse and prosecuted. TROTTING THE SPORT OF THE PEOPLE A. Q. MABEE. Secretary.