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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23061, 11 June 1938, Page 28

AMUSEMENTS STRAND iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiniiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiii Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. Continuous Sessions: 11.0, '2.15, 6.0, 8.0. — 1 4TH GARY COOPER dtq GARY COOPER WEEK THROUGH WARS AND COURTS OF ORIENTAL SPLEXD 0 U R HE COMES TO THRILL YOU IN Samuel .Goldwyn's 5C ADVENTURES OF "MARCO POLO." "MARCO POLO." "MARCO POLO." * * "MARCO POLO." "MARCO POLO." "MARCO POLO." "MARCO POLO." "MARCO POLO." "MARCO POLO." "MARCO POLO." A United Artists Picture. Approved Universal Exhibition. ALSO 1938 MARCH OF TIME POPULAR SCIENCE, IN COLOUR. CRYSTAL RIALTO PALACE and RIALTO MT. EDEN. NEWMARKET. Phono 14-573. Phone 4<5-609. Scientifically Heated. Final Screening To-night at fj TYRONE POWER—LORETTA YOUNG LYLE TALBOT—CLAIRE TREVOR In the Year's Smartest Comedy-Romance, "SECOND HONEYMOON" ' "SECOND HONEYMOON" Tyrone, so ardent . . Loretta, so gay . . fun making and love making in a new and more exciting way. K GAY, ROMANTIC COMEDY. Associate Feature : EDMUND LOWE—ANN TODD In Edgar Wallace's most thrilling mystery, "THE SQUEAKER" "THE SQUEAKER" Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 P.M. "The Squeaker," "Dude Ranch," "Bashful Bullervin," Comedy, "Miss Lovely Hunt," News, Popular Science. — Extra at Rialto Only —i I FREE COMICS TO EVERY CHILD. | STATE —I " 7.45 OHEHDHOA. I The Celebrated Actor-Vocalist, PAUL ROBESON In RIDER HAGGARD'S "KING SOLOMON'S MINES." WHEELER'& WOOLSEY In "HIGH FLYERS." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. And 1938 MARCH OF TIME, latest issue. MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 P.M. Same Great Programme as above, Also MAVIS WARD'S JUVENILE ENTERTAINERS, In Song and Dance. DCr AI ™^" a ' Screening. KcAjAL To-night at H \ r PONSONBY RD. D . ' Phono 20-f>lo tirst Screening in Ponsonby. Direct from the Roxy. GLENN MORRIS. ELEANOR HOLM, t . "iff Burroughs LATEST TARZAN ADVENTURE, "TARZAN'S REVENGE." Tarzan at his mightiest, fighting 'man and beast in his jungle realm. CLI?E O BROOK UniVerßal Exhibition ' In MARY BORDEN'S Exciting Novel, "ACTION FOR SLANDER." Recommended by Censor for Adults. MATINEE TO-DAY AT 1.30. Tarzan's Revenge," Will Hay in "Good Morning, Boys." and Dick Whittington's Cats. * All Approved for Universal Exhibition. ALEXANDRA I 7.45 GREEN LANE. Phone UM547 PAUL ROBESON In Rider Haggard's "KING SOLOMON'S MINES." JAMES GLEASON. ZASU PITTS, "FORTY NAUGHTY GIRLS." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. MATINEE TO-DAY AT '2 P.M. Same Great Programme as above. IflWn'Q I Northcote. To-night at 8 niINU O ) Matinee at 2 Dorothy Lamour, Lew Ayres, in "LAST TRAIN FROM MADRID." Recommended by Censor for Adults. Arthur Treacher in P. G. Wodehouße's "STEP LIVELY, JEEVES." Approved for Universal Exhibition.. RUGBY POOTBALL A DOUBLE' PROGRAMME TO-DAY I At 1.45 P.M. ALL ENGLAND ALL ENGLAND WOMEN'S WOMEN'S HOCKEY TEAM HOCKEY TEAM (The World's Champion Undefeated Team of International Players) * V. AUCKLAND AUCKLAND . PROVINCIAL PROVINCIAL WOMEN'S WOMEN'S REPS. REPS. And At 3 P.M. GRAFTON v. GRAFTON v. GRAFTON v. GRAMMAR GRAMMAR GRAMMAR TWO LEADING RUGBY SENIOR TEAMS SHOWGROUNDS SHOWGROUNDS SHOWGROUNDS SHOWGROUNDS SHOWGROUNDS SHOWGROUNDS SHOWGROUNDS SHOWGROUNDS SHOWGROUNDS SHOWGROUNDS SHOWGROUNDS SHOWGROUNDS SHOWGROUNDS SHOWGROUNDS PONSONBY PONSONBY v. 'VARSITY v. 'VARSITY 1.30 P.M. MANUKAU MANUKAU v. OTAHUHU v. OTAHUHU 8 P.M. STURGES PARK OTAHUHU V. ST,URGES PARK GRAFTON STURGEB PARK VaKAr lUIN STURGES PARK JUNIORS STURGES PARK 3 P.M. ADMISSION CHARGES EDEN PARK: Men and Women. 1/- to Ground. Grandi stand X/« additional. School Children i 3d to Grounds.