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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22867, 23 October 1937, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS \ till PLAZA ;rz IA Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. 11 A.M. | OF ALL THE JANE WITHERS 1 i PICTURES THIS IS THE I BEST . . . ! A Glorious Little Star Outshines I Herself! TANE TVITHERS I O AXE * > ITHERS TAXE "\T7ITHERS • O AXE » ITHERS TANE TITITHERS t) AXE * > ITHERS TAXE O AXE » ITHERS ! TAXE TVITHERS i | O AXE * V ITHERS j I In a Heap of Mischief, Pranks and i Devilment! |! , i* | !| i "ANGEL'S HOLIDAY" I | i "ANGEL'S HOLIDAY" I *! I i ! A '2oth Century-Fox Special, j (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ! j " WHERE TROUBLE IS JAXE 1 ! IS RE TO BE .. . AND VICE : : f VERSA." WAS NEVER TRUER : | THAN" IX THIS HILARIOUS. I | HIGH-POWERED COMEDY! I I j YOU'LL YELL—YOU'LL ROAR j BOOK NOW! PLAX AT THEATRE RES.: 41-556. j CRYSTAL RIALTO PALACE and rjalTO MT. EDEN. NEWMARKET. Phone 14-573. Phone -46-609 FIXAL SCREENING TO-NIGHT,— AT b P.M. Glorious Divine JESSIE MATTHEWS at her very best, in "HEAD OVER HEELS." "HEAD OVER HEELS." A HILARIOUS COMEDY ROMANCE Packed with Hearty Laughs.... Catchy Tunes Spectacular Dances. It's a Musical Treat! Associate Feature FERNAXD GRAVET (as the King). JOAN BLOXDELL (as the Chorus Girl), With EDWARD EV. HORTOX In "ROMANCE IN PARIS." The amusing exploits of an ex-King who preferred the excitement of "Gay Paree" to the humdrnin of the life of a monarch. His amusing and troublesome romance is one that wiU make yoa scream! Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. MATIXEE TO-DAY* AT 2 P.M. "Head Over Heels." News, Comedies, Cartoons Xovelties, etc. 7 BIG ATTRACTIOXS . i To-night at Q STATE „ . o DEVOXPORT. Matinee at 2. Phone -j-j-ioi ALICE FA YE, BEX BERXIE, XED SPARKS, PATSY KELLY, jack Haley & wal. wixchell In the Musical Comedy Extraordinary. —"WAKE UP AND LIVE"— Approved for Universal Exhibition. RAY MILLAND in Sapper's "BULLDOG DRUMMOND • ESCAPES." Recommended by Censor for Adults. MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 P.M. Same Great Programme as above. "STATE 1 T """"8 OXEHUXGA. Matinee at 2. Pnone 12-344 CLAUDETTE COLBERT. FRED MacMURRAY. In MAID OF SALEM." Aiso Screening PAT O'BRIEX—HEXRY FOXDA, MARGAHET LIXDSAY, in "SLIM." Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 P.M. Same Great Programme as above. Also, sth Episode "King of the Wilds." ADELPHI and REGAL RICHMOND AV. PONSONBY RD. Phone 27-23■>. Phone 26-010. At Both Theatres Final Screening To-night at S pan. JANE WITHERS In a new whirlwind of mirth, "THE HOLY TERROR" With EL BREXDEL, LEAH RAY. A laugh a minute, and lilting song hits that yon will want to hear again and again. Approved for Universal Exhibition. BRIAN DONLEVY, PETER LORRE, "CRACK UP" Recommended by Censor for Adults. matinee to-day at 2 p.m. Same Great Programme as above. NOTE: Extra at Adelphi Theatre Only, First Episode of Thrilling New Serial, "King of the Wilds." rtr 'fi V **AAID AERO tmsJ MANGERE AERODROME, LABOUR DAY WEEK-END, SATURDAY to MONDAY. Passenger Flights in 5 plnro Cabin BEECHCRAFT AEROPLANE. Cruise «t 150 Miles IVr Hour. 7/11 Eucli. Flights in OP.RX D.ll. MOTIIS. 10/- .Kuril. SPECIAL AEROBATIC FLIGHTS AVAILABLE. Visit Mangere aml Wutch tlio Flying, Wellington Air Liner DnpurfH und • Arrlvew Daily. SUNDAY AND MONDAY, Special Display Consisting of AEROBATICS, BOMBING, BALLOON BURSTING By LIGHT-LIEUT. D. M. ALLAN. Usual Admission (o Aerodrome lid. Hrliool Children Free. No Parking Charge, iisse/jger Transport Company's Bus Leaves Bun Station J .20 p.m. Sunday. Flights Arranged lo Any Part of New Zealand. TEACHERS OF ELOOTITION AIE ROBINSON (London). Correct - Speech.—.Warwick CJja., Queen Hi. J6-24H.