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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 22949, 29 January 1938, Page 26

AMUSEMENTS ACTION COMBINED WITH TRUE EXHILARATING ENTERTAINMENT IS THE KEYNOTE OF THIS GREAT PROGRAMME 1 MAJESTIC HIIIHIIIII Continuous from 11 a.m. Burst of gunfire ... a woman screams ... .then Bilencet FIRST CRIME CLUB NOVEL And It's a Baffling Crime I (A New Universal Picture) "THE WESTLAND CASE" "THE WESTLAND CASE" , "THE WESTLAND QASE" From Jonathan Latimer's Novel. "Headed for a Hearse. It Defies Your Solution 1 WAS IT PRESTON FOSTER? FRANK JENKS? ASTRID ALWYN? THEODOR VON ELTZV 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 I He's dazzling—different— daringl Associate Feature: Action Pictures Present ERIC VON .STROHEIM, SARI MARITZA, BEN LYON. HARDIE ALBRIGHI, In a Story based on the Exploits of Btfron Von Itichthoven, Famous "Red Knight of Germany. "CRIMSON romance; "CRIMSON ROMANCE." Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. Phono 43-210 Plans at Majestic. w I "THE LONDON" | Special Air Cooling Installation. A Holiday Bill for the Whole Family! z *I°FAY m 9d CHESTEE ML lIINPEE L ,y. 9d I "THEY MET IN A TAXI" | Sparkling Comedy Romance. '/* 9d Grand! Goofy! Giddy! Ga Gall Q , JOHN CARROLL - !/• Stiiffi Duna & Rod La Rocque in 9d | "HI, GAUCHO" | QJ A Story of Bandit Love! \'f. 7 Music, Song and Dance. qj Both Recommended for Adults. Children Od «d 6d 6d 6d 6d 6d !/• qj Outstanding Holiday Bill At " a THE LONDON, Opp. G.P.O. | TUDOR CINEMA | 5D2«49.S D 2«49. := This Evening at 8.15. "Always Cooll" = MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2.301 : Special Comedy Programme and zzzz "Secret Agent" Serial. = ROBERT YOUNG' and ANN SOTHERN With REGINALD OWEN in the Metro Comedy: "DANGEROUS NUMBER", A clever picture strewn with humour, and brightly planned. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Also "MARCH OF TIME" Series, and a Coloured Fitzpatrick Travelogue, "Oriental Paradise.' . i TAKAPUNA. I GAIETY CINEMA j EE MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2.301 EE. "ELEPHANT BOY" := From Rudyard Kipling's Story. =3 (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) = ALSO COLOURED CARTOON. | AVONDALE 3d Children's Matinee To-day, 2 p.m. 3d JOHN LODGE in Sapper's Famous Thriller. " BULLDOG DRUMMOND AT BAY." Also, JOHN WAYNE in a story of highpowered trucks and super-speed trains in a race across America—- " CALIFORNIA STRAIGHT AHEAD." (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) . . „r> — i ONEHUNGA. 1 STRAND 1 T 3Tiw., MATINEE TO DAY. ELEANOR POWELL ' In a Romance of Rhythm, "BORN TO DANCE" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) George Bancroft in " SAINTS IN EXILE." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) fi n & Hi Newsreels Nightly at 7.30 p.m. MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 P.M. MARLENE DIETRICH & ROBT. DONAT in "KNIGHT WITHOUT ARMOUR." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) "Secret Agent X 9" (Serial), Etc. TO-NIGHT AT 7.30 P.M. LEWIS STONE MADGE EVANB And ELISSA LANDI in "THE 13TH CHAIR." "KNIGHT WITHOUT ARMOUR." (Both Recommended by Censor for Adults.) And "MARCH OF TIME" (Series No. 7). 1 I Fuller-Haywards Phone 22-683 VICTORIA 0 DEVONPORT 2 P.M. MATINEE "Love On The Run," Coloured Revue, "Wanted A Master," Final Ep. "Secret Agent, X 9," and First Ep. "Wild West Days." 7.30 TO-NIGHT CLARK GABLE, JOAN CRAWFORD, FRANCHOT TONE, irt "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." I Fuller Hayward's Phone 26-406. CINEMA ® GREY LYNN Surrey Crescent. To-night at 7.30 p.m. MATINEE AT 1.30 P.M. Anton Walbrook and Elizabeth Allan in "MICHAEL STROGOFF" (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Frank Leighton and Shirley Ann Richards in "TALL TIMBERS" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Same Programme To-night PICTUREDROME MI a L ,Eg ) RD - Alice Faye, Ned Sparks and Ben Bernie in "WAKE UP AND LIVE." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Followed at 10 by Two Hours' Dancing. TAKAPUNA JOCKEY CLUB (INCORPORATED), SUMMER MEETING, 1938. ELLERSLIE RACECOURSE. FIRST DAY, , TO-DAY (SATURDAY) (ANNIVERSARY DAY). SECOND DAY. MONDAY, JANUARY 31. FIRST RACE ABOUT NOON. WIN AND PLACE SYSTEM OF BETTING A Broadcast System of Loud-speakers enables Patrons to hear a running commentary of each race while they watch it. Hot Water provided on Hill and Derby Enclosures. MUSICAL PROGRAMMES Will be rendered In the LAWN ENCLOSURE. ADMISSION TO RACECOURSE: Each Person Vehicles LEGER ENCLOSURE: Gentlemen Ladies LAWN ENCLOSURE: (Including Admission to Course): jcntlemen . . . . . . 10/jadies .. • • • • Amusement Tax paid by the Club. CHILDREN under Twelve will NOT be admitted to the Grandstand Enclosure. R. A. SPINLEY, Secretary.