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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23051, 31 May 1938, Page 18

amusements LAST THREE DAYS I The rowdiest love and laugh show since "THE THIN MAN* came to Town I TO-DAY AT 11 ST. JAMES' THEATRE Direction: Bir Benjamin Fuller. Melro-Goldwyn-Mayer's "Double WBfflB": :DBS!£! WIES P;: :DBBiB WWBB : With ~ BILL POWELL MYRNA LOY Plans at the Theatre from 9.30 a.m. Phone 32-920. ..... . (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) THE PRODUCTION— Metro-Goidwyn-Mayer*B JJiIREFLYI" JiIREFLYI" piREFLYI" • jpiREFLYI" •piREFLYI" ' JpiREFLYI" ' JpiREFLYI" FIREFLY'" " piREFLYI" THE STARS— Lovelier than ever before— JEANETTE MACDONALD. JEANETTE MACDONALD. JEANETTE MACDONALD. JEANETTE MACDONALD. JEANETTE MACDONALD. "Firefly" is ner 17th musical triumph 1 If "ou marvelled at her dramatic versatility in "SAN FRANCISCO" a greater surprise awaits you at her role of Nina Maria, famous Spanish "Mata Hari." ALLAN JONES. ALLAN JONES. ALLAN JONES. ALLAN JONES. ALLAN JONES. Best remembered for his splendid singing performance in "SHOWBOAT." "A NIGHT AT THE OPERA," "A DAY AT THE RACES" —now established as a worthy successor to Nelson Eddy. THE STORY— Set against the background of the glorious sunny Spain of your dreams • • immediately preceding and during its clash with Napoleonic Frunce. • • "The Firefly' offers a powerful story of dramatic intrigue spiced with music adventure, romance. THE MUSIC— The haunting, never-to-be-forgot-ten melodies of Rudolf Friml's stirring Operetta. You'll hear Jeanctte Mac Donald and Allan Jones singing 'LOVE IS LIKE A FIREFLY," "I ADORE YOU," "HE WHO LOVES AND RUNS AWAY," "A WOMAN'S KISS," "GIANNINI MIA." "WHEN A MAID COMES KNOCKING AT YOUR HEART," The Glorious Duet Theme Song. "SYMPATHY," And the Comedy Number, "A DONKEY'S SERENADE." THE THEATRE- — NEXT FRIDAY Of Course at ST. THEATRE where you thrilled to "MAYTIME "ROSE MARIE' "NAUGHTY MARIETTA." THE BOX PLANSAre now open at the Theatre Booking Office. "Firefly" will create a sensation in Auckland! (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) MEETINGS AUCKLAND AND .SUBURBAN LOCAL BODIES LABOURERS' UNION. The Monthly General Meeting will be bold in the Trades Hall TO-MORROW (Wednesday), June 1, at 7.30 p.m. Business: General. W. McLENNAN. Secretary. REUNIONS TX7ESLEY COLLEGE OLD VV BOYS' ASSOCIATION. A Meeting of Old Boys will be held at the College, MONDAY, June 6, 1938. All Old Boys are invited to be present at 2 p.m. "WAR BIRDS" REUNION. ANNUAL Any ex-officer of the Flying Services who has not received an invitation for the Annual Reunion to be held at Hotel Cargen on MONDAY, Juno 6, zero hour 6.15 p.m.. should communicate with V. J. PARKINSON. C.o. A.M.P. Society, Auckland. Phono 43-906. DANCING VALESKA. M.R.A.D. (Advanced Teachers' Certificate), 407 Queen St 46-121. Tap. Toe. Operatic, Character and Ballroom Dancing. TEACHERS OF MUSIC SAMUEL ADAIdS Music Studio.—Piano Violin Cello--174 Symonds fit Phon* irt-131 TEACHERS OF ELOCUTION RAIE ROBIN SON, Correct Speech. Mono logues. Sketches, Plays Warwick Chambers. next Wiseman's BUILDING MATERIALS MT. ALBERT Concrete Works, Sandringham Kd., 29-U4&. —Blocks, Coppers, Tubs. IJLANS, Specifications, Modern Homes, £1 1 i/; Govt. Loans. Qualified Architect.— Home Designers. Hellaby's Bldg., opp. G.P.O SAND or Shingle, fresh water quality.— Roose Shipping Co., Ltd., Mercer CVJNCRETE Blocks, reintorced. pumice / cavity (doublo wall) £5 16/-, ex works, or £6 15/-, f.o.r. 100 miles Single Blocks. C2 14/-, ex works, or £3 4/-, f.0.r., 100 miles . Write. FIRTH CONCRETE. LTD.. Frankton SUNFLEX FOR ALL SURFACES. UNFLEX FOR ALL SURFACES. A High-grade One-coat Inside Paint Dries in one hour. No shut downs. No paint odour; 1)0 p.c. light reflection Ideai fcr Green Plaster or Concrete A Craftex Product, made in Canada N.Z. Agents: Phone 40-260 ASSOCIATED DISTRIBUTORS. LTD.. 615 Dilworth Building. BUILDERS ALWAYS Building Modern Bungalows, financed plans.—Phillips 27-14S BUILDING Contrauor o'ien for engagement, highest credentials. —Immediately. 55f)M, Herald. RESTAURANTS AND TEAROOMS