Page 28 Advertisements Column 2

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23073, 25 June 1938, Page 28

AMUSEMENTS 17 Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. 5 BIG SESSIONS DAILY NIGHTLY At 11 a.m., 12.30, 2.30, 5 and 8 p.m. .illlllll k A TRIUMPH OF ENTERTAINMENT! The Brilliant Successor to The Brilliant Successor to The Brilliant Successor to "Wake Up and Live," "Wake Up and Live," "Wake Up and Live," With Those Rib and Roar Roasters, WALTER WINCHELL —&- BEN BERNIE SIMONE SIMON I JOAN DAVIS I [ BERT LAHR I DOUGLAS FOWLEY RUTH TERRY CHICK CHANDLER And a Host of Others THE MUSICAL FUN FESTIVAL 7 GORDON & REVEL SONG HITS 7 "I wanna be In Winchell'B Column," "Sweet Someone," "Be a Good Sport," "Broadway's Gone Hawaii," "Oh What aMan," "Power House," "The Woof Song." The new idea musical from DARRYL F. ZANUCK who gave you "Wake Up & Live" "Yon Can't Have Everything," "Thin Ice," "Girl in a Million," "On the Avenue." "Life Begins at College," "Ali Baba Goes to Town," etc. THE GREATEST YET, from 20th Century-Fox STUDIO OF HITSI THE GAYEST, SMARTEST FILMUSICAL OF ALL! 1 I r To-night at 7.45 STATF I Matinee at 2. ONEHUNGA. | Phone 12-344. FRED ASTAIRE—GEORGE BURNS & GRACIE ALLEN In P. G. Wodehouse s "A DAMSEL IN DISTRESS." Approved for Universal Exhibition. HARRY CAREY, JOHN BEAL In "DANGER PATROL" (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) And Walt Disnex's Latest Cartoon, "THE OLD MILL." MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 P.M. Same Great Programme as above. PRINCESS DOMINION ED. Centrally Heated Final Screening. To-night at 7.45 Matinee at 2. Phone 1 .*>-439. EDMUND LOWE, ANN TODD In Edgar Wallace's Most Thrilling Mystery. "THE SQUEAKER" (Recommended by Censor for Adnlts.) lAN HUNTER, PAT PATERSON, In "52ND STREET" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) I —Special Added Attraction ——— —j 1 IN GERMANY! Latest Issue of "MARCH OF TIME. MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 P.M. Same Great Programme as Above. REGAL PONSONBY ED. Final Screening. To-night at, 7.45 Phone 26-940. JON HALL, DOROTHY LAMOUR, In the Year's Most Dynamic Spectacle, |||j "THE HURRICANE" |l|| (Recommended by Censor for Aduits.) Life. Love and Dangers of the Romantic Sotlth Seas. JOHN BOLES, JACK OAKIE, "FIGHT FOR YOUR LADY" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) And 1938 MARCH OF TIME. Latest Issue. MATINEE TO-DAY AT 1.30. "Hurricane," "40 Naughty Girls" (Approved for Universal Exhibition), and March of Time. DE LUXE MT. ALBERT. To-night at 7.45 Matinee at 2. AV ... Phone 40-104 A2MNA NfiAGLE. ANTON WALBROOK, In the Aristocrat of Motion Pictures, "VICTORIA THE GREAT" « J ( vEE ro X, e , d for Universal Exhibition.) And 1938 MARCH OF TIME. Latest Issue. NEW REGENT EPSOM. Centrally Heated. To-day at To-night at 8. Phone 14-142. PAUL ROBESON In Rider Haggard's "KING SOLOMON'S MINES" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Hm A J T i I l EW , 8 in "SPARKLES" (Kecommended by Censor for Adults." A SSU. COMBINED SCOTTISH SOCIETIES OF * AUCKLAND. THIRD ANNUAL BALL TOWN HALL WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1938, , 8 p.m: SINGLE TICKET, 3/-. Tickets may be had from the Hon. Secretary, JOHN BARBOUR, 22 Ardmore Road, W.l. WRESTLING TOWN HALL A.W.A. (Inc.) MONDAY NIGHT! WILL SETTLE THE ARGUMENT. LOFTY BLOMFIELD LOFTY BLOMFIELD v. PAT MEEHAN PAT MEEHAN Did Blomfield win the last encounter? The Referee says Yes! Meehan says No I This Match will decide. PROFESSIONAL PRELIMINARY. KENNETH v. MAICH. The Booking is exceptionally heavy. Be wise. Secure your seat now at Reg. Lewis, corner of Queen and tort Streets. rpHEATRE ROYAL, J- HAMILTON. m t hdrsuai ' j cne so, >AI LOFTY BLOMFIELD, i N.Z. CHAMPION, versus VICTOR ( HILL, U.S.A. STAR. Proceded by an Amateur Preliminary Bout of five S-minutc rounds, between Arthur Newton and H. Woolston. BE SURE NOT TO MISS THIS FINE DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAMME, KOSHNITSKY'S TOUR.—At Auckland Club, TO-NIGHT (Saturday) and MONDAY, 8 p.m., Simultaneous Chess. Members, please bring Own Pieces.—H.M. Arcade Queen St. (Take Lift to Third Floor). Visitors Welcome. '