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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23012, 13 April 1938, Page 28

AMUSEMENTS ' <Qmp> m Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd "RADIO CITY REVELS." TO-MORROW —ZHL. •ffj ' 11 A.M., 2.15, 5 P.M., 8 P.M. M SONGS . • • ROMANCE . . . MUSIC .1 ?! SPECTACLE .. . GAIETY * j Breath-taking Scenes. SHE'S RADIANT SHE'S GRAND. i SONJA HENIE l! j; SONJA HENIE SONJA HENIE J SONJA HENIE I SONJA HENIE ■*' * SONJA HENIE l> ' SONJA HENIE SONJA HENIE 1 SONJA HENIE f SONJA HENIE f SONJA HENIE jf ; SONJA HENIE % A Joyous Musical Treat, I j j tf "HAPPY LANDING." "HAPPY LANDING."' "HAPPY LANDING." A 20th Century-Fox Special. Approved for Universal Exhibition. DON AMECHE ' DON AMECHE DON AMECHE THE GAYEST OF ALL MUSICALS, . . . winging its way from Xorseland'g gay festivals to New York's winter upectacles . . . bringing you a loveradiant Sonja in the arms of her "Girl In A # Million" Sweetheart! Z A SILVERY . . . SUMPTUOUS SUPERLATIVE MUSICAET' IN ADDITION BANNED IN GERMANY! BANNED IN GERMANY! BANNED IN GERMANYI MARCH OF TIME HITLER AND THE JEW&. • NAZI GERMANY BTTAny M for war. ~~ /.!; IT'S SENSATIONAL! « ''l TO-MORROW, i THE H= STATE = Upper Symonds St. Direction: R.;J.~Kerridge. To-night at 8 p.m. Phone 43-845. # Final Screenings of "WHEN THIEF MEETS THIEfW Recommended Censor for Adults v j;hands across the table* == Approved for Universal Exhibition. •£ OUR EASTER ATTRACTION tjjfi COMMENCES • TO-MORROW | (THURSDAY). AT 8 P.M. | THREE SPECIAL BESSIONS f SATURDAY: 3 | ; 11 a.m., 2 and 8 p.m. s' J. I — The Ringing Sweethearts of "Rose Marie," "Naughty Marietta" * JEANETTE MACDONAU>* * JEANETTE MACDONALD * I * NELSON EDDY * I j * NELSON EDDY * ! "MAYTTME" M "MAYTIME" "MAYTIME" You remember them in "Nanjiit) Marietta" and "Rose Marie" .. You will NEVER FORGET thtm" I in "MAYTIME." ' = Approved for Universal Exhibition. S PLANS NOW OPEN. Ph. 43-645 Karangahape Rd. Direction: R. J. Kerridg«. Sessions 2 and 8 p.m. Daily. PhoQe 48-003. Errol Flynn, Kay Francis, lan Hunter,u "ANOTHER DAWN"; Recommended Censor for Adnlto. Associate Feature: Wheeler and Woolsey, in "ON AGAIN OFF AGAIN" Approved for Universal Exhibition. j| SPECIAL EASTER ATTRACTION COMMENCING SATURDAY! RONALD COLMAN , MADELEINE CARROLL" '■ DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, Jr. Mary Asior, C. Aubrey Smith in "The PRISONER of ZENDA" v :i Recommended Censor for Adults. "The Show Place of Auckland." I THE BERKELEY 1 U K><J,l£ M LAST NIGHT AT 8.15! M t Keeler, Ross Alexander, * Lee Dixon (The Demon Dancer), in M I "READY, WILLING & ABLE"] M A Stunning Dance Musical.(Approved for Exhibition.) M Specially Selected Supports. I THE CAPITOL j A , gjHgEft' M For One Performance Only.:vi M 6d GUEST NIGHT -6d *» Ruth Chatterton, Otto Kruger, %■ IVi Lionel At-will, Marion Marsh, in M /B LADY OF SECRETS." ' (Recommended by Censor for AdulU). M A Grand Drama! M Also Zane Grey's Thrilling 1 i ~ "DRIFT FENCE." M (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) FUNERAL NOTICESTHING'S COLLEGE OLD BOYB' im1 lv ASSOCIATION. AH Old Roys are urged to attend the funeral of the late J. E* PAGAN, TO.MORROW (Thursday. 14ti). at 11 a.m. from the Chapel of Messrs. CLittle and Sons, Hobson Street. G. H. BATGER, Hon. Sec.-Treas. DANCING . A MERICAN Tap, Beginner's Book, 2/6, -'i Latest Routines, 5/-; no stamps.— Edney's Studio. 179 Green Lane, Auckland. BLIND Institute, Auckland's most Brilliant Band, Old-time and Modem.—Box S. Newmarket. Phone 45-870. PRIVATE Lessons, 2/0; tap, ballroom (tap classes, 1/6); 3 dances by post. 6/•■ —Ruby Sheriff, H.B. Bldgs., Newton. H/fME. VALESKA, M.R.A.D. Advanced IVL Teachers, 407 Queen St. Phono 46-12U Latest taps, character. Specialises in R.A.D. \J IS 8 J£ NIGHT. ELOCUTION AND DANCING SPECIAL JUNIOR AND SENIOB CLASSES. BALLROOM AND OPERATIC Private Lessons by Appointment 22 KHYBER PASS Telephone 41-423. TEACHERS OF ELOCUTION . RAIE ROBINSON, Correct Speech, Monologues, Sketches; Plays—Warwick Cnasnext Wiseman's