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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 22948, 28 January 1938, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS MAJESTIC II | MAJESTIC 1111 lllliU Continuous from 11 a.m. -X* BURST OF GUNFIRE. .. -A WOMAN SCREAMS THEN SILENCE! FIRST CRIME CLUB NOVEL And It's a Baffling Crimel (A New Universal Picture) WESTLAND WESTLAND WESTLAND WESTLAND WESTLAND WESTLAND CASE" CASE" CASE" CASE" CASE" CASE" From Jonathan Latimer's Novel, "Headed for a Hearse. IT DEFIES YOUR SOLUTION! WAS IT PRESTON FOSTER? FRANK JENKSP ASTRID ALWYN? THEODOR VON ELTZ? GEORGE MEEKER? THE AMAZING ANSWER AWAITS YOU. Crime Club thriller No. I—with Detective Crane, wise-cracking, devil-may-care, sensational sleuth who puzzles foes and friends alike! He's dazzling—different — daring! Associate Feature; Action Pictures Present ERIC VON STROHEIM, SARI MARITZA, BEN LYON, HARDIE ALBRIGHT. In a Story based on the Exploits of Baron Von Richthoven, Famous "Red Knight of Germany. "CRIMSON ROMANCE." "CRIMSON ROMANCE." "CRIMSON ROMANCE." Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. Phone 43-1210 Plans at Majestic. 'W! "THE LONDON" ! Special Air Cooling Installation. A Bill for all the I'amily. ST "ft CHESTER. MORRIS / _ | "THEY MET IN A 1AA1" |j, 6d Sparkling Comedy Komance. , Grand! Goofy! Giddy! Ga Gal! j . 6d _ JOHN CARROLL '' , Steffi Duna & Rod La Rocque in jy^ M | Tfl, GAUCHO" [ 5d A Story of Bandit Love! •/" Music, Song and Dance. Both Recommended for Adults. |/. 6d THE LONDON. Out'- G.P.O- . : TL'DORCINEM aT I Phone 24-749. This Evening at 8.15. "Always Cooll EE ROBERT YOUNG and EE ANN SOTHERN EE with REGINALD OWEN == in the Metro Comedy: WT "DANGEROUS NUMBER" A clever picture strewn with humour, rm and brightly planned. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) = Also "MARCH OF TIME" Series, and a Coloured Fitzpatrick Travelogue, = "Oriental Paradise. I gaiety CINEMA I 'Phone 23-465. =ET TO-NIGHT! EE "ELEPHANT BOY" ' From Rudyard Kipling's Story == "TOOMAI OF THE ELEPHANTS. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ALSO COLOURED CARTOON. H Fuller-Haywarn's BRITANNIA Q PONSONBY Three Lamps 1 Terminus 1 n i Nowsreels Nightly at 7.30 p.m. THREE BIG ATTRACTIONS! MARLENE DIETRICH and ROBT. DONAT in Alexander Korda's "KNIGHT WITHOUT ARMOUR." LEWIS STONE, MADGE EVANS and ELISSA LANDI in "THE J3TH CHAifc Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. "MARCH OF TIME" (Series No. 7). Fuller-Haywards Phone 22-683 VICTORIA 0 DEVONPORT 7.30 TO-NIGHT CLARK GABLE, JOAN CRAWFORD. FRANCHOT TONE, in "LOVE ON THE RUN" ALSO, Edgar Wallace's Most Famous Mystery Thriller. « "THE CRIMSON CIRCLE." (Both Recommended by Censor for Adults ) Special Pete Smith Oddity: "WANTED A MASTER." ,|fl NEW REGENT hj, ~illlll EPSOM |||h K To-night, 8 p.m. Phone 14-142. > ERROL FLYNN, in "THE PRINCE AND THE PAUPER" Lylc Talbot, in " WEST - BOUND LIMITED." (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) 11111111 l CIVIC THEATRETTE (111111 l 11.0 2.15 8.0 THE WILD WEST AT ITS qo ■? d WILDEST! ROARING GUNS Ja AND THRILLS ' GALORE! 6d TIM McCOY M 3d TIM McCOY 3d 6d IN 6d "RIDING WILD". 3d (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) 6d 3d 6d 3d 6d 3d 6d 3d 6d 3d 6d

PICTUREDROME u ',trj a TYRONE POWER & MADELEINE CARROLL in "LLOYDS OF LONDON." ALSO: TERRYTOON, MUSICAL, Etc. Approved for Universal Exhibition. TROTTING AUCKLAND TROTTING CLUB. FEBRUARY MEETING, 1938. SATURDAY AND WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 12 AND 16. Dominations. NOMINATIONS for All Handicap Events Close with the Secretary, Durham Street East, Auckland, TO-DAY (Friday). January 'JB, at 5p m. A. G. MABEE, Secretary. REGATTAS XL ANNIVERSARY DAY . REGATTA TO-MORROW SATURDAY CALLIOPE DOCK AND NAVAL BASE, DEVONPOIIT. (By Permission Naval Authority and Auckland Harbour Board.) YACHTING, MOTOR BOATS, SWIMMING CARNIVAL, Etc. RECORD ENTRIES. GRAND GALA DAY Official Programmes now on sale at Booksellers and Runners Price <>d. Launches to Calliope Dock leave from Admiralty Steps (between Queen's and Central Wharves) from 10 a.m. FERRY BOAT leaves from Ferry Wharf at 1.30 p.m. and 'J. 15 p.m. FARE: IIChildren Od. Dovonport Entranco at Naval Base. E. GRIFFITHS, Chairman. J. C. HEWSON, Secretary. TOWN BOARD NOTICES JgLLERSLIE TOWN BOARD. ALL RATES roiniining unpaid after JANUARY 31, 1938. will bo subject to a penalty of 10 per cent. JOHN Wm. CARR, Treasurer. Ellerslie, January 28.