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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 22960, 11 February 1938, Page 20

HARDLY AN EMPTY SEAT.. since the Season began! And to-day "MAYTIME" goes into its second week with the crowds still besieging fjt. James' Day and Night 1 Already hundreds are seeing it a second time. Bookings for days ahead are heavy it is essential to reserve to avoid disappointment! FOUR SESSIONS TO-DAY! AT 11 ST. JAMES' THEATRE V Direction: Sir Benjamin Fuller. MAYTIME " AYTIME " , " IVrAYTIME " " IVI AYTIME " " 1\ TAYTIME " •«1U AYTIME " MAYTIME " AYTIME " MAYTIME " AYTIME " MAYTIME " AYTIME " " "l\/f"AYTIME " " IVI AYTIME " MAYTIME " AYTIME " MAYTIME" , AYTIME " MAYTIME " AYTIME " MAYTIME " AYTIME " MAYTIME " AYTIME " MAYTIME " AYTIME " MAYTIME " AYTIME " MAYTIME " AYTIME " MAYTIME " AYTIME " MAYTIME " AYTIME " " TVf AYTIME " ■■ IVI AYTIME " A Hetro-Goldwyn-Mayer Picture With - NELSON EDDY JEANETTE MACDONALD BOX PLANS.... are available at the Theatre Booking Office to-day from 9.30 a.m. It is. essential to reserve immediately to avoid disappointment I (Approved for Universal Exhibition.)

I PRINCE EDWARD Karangahape Road .Pbo 11 ® 46-252 Direction: Sir Benjamin Fuller. To-night at 7.301 JOAN CRAWFORD _ JOAN CRAWFORD CLARK" GABLE CLARK GABLE FRANCHOT TONE FRANCHOT TONE In "T OVE /"*N rpHE "DUN" "JUoVE i-HE -"UK" (Recommended by Censor for Adults) PHIL REGAN EVELYN KNAPP In "T AUGHING TRISH T7YES" "JJaUGHING i-RISH -CiYES" (Approved for Universal Exhibition). ALSO SCREENING: PETE SMITH in his Classic, "WANTED A MASTER." Hollywood Party (Coloured Revue). Etc. BOX PLANS: These are now open at the theatre office. No extra for booking. 11I11H1 CIVIC THEATRETTEIIIIIIIII 6d 11 A.M. 6d Packed with Action I It's a Thriller! 6d 6d "TOO TOUGH TO 6d 6d KILL " 6d A Rip-Roaring He-Man Picture! Recommended by Censor for Adults. 6d 3d 3d 3d 3d 3d 3d 6d GYMNASTICS, FENCING, SWIMMING, W DANCING. CLASSES COMMENCING FIRST WEEK IN MARCH. Hake Your Enrolment NOW. Inquiries at Y.W.C.A., Queen Street, 10 a.m.-7 p.m. Physical Director: Miss J. M. Harmsworth. PHONE 42-861. TRY A COOKE'S ICE CREAM. Cooke's Delicious and Satisfying Ice Cream has real food value. You will find it creamy in flavour, and a real healthy food. Have yon sampled our New Loganberry Ice Cream. It's gorgeous! Also your old favourite. Strawberry Ice Cream made with fresh fruit. We havj a wide variety of delightful Sundae 3, Parfaits and Specials for your choice, i OUR ICE CREAM IS MANUFACTURED ON THE PREMISEB from Pure Cream, Milk and Sugar, and flavoured with Fresh Fruit, Pure Vanilla and Chocolate. COOKE'S RESTAURANT. "THE PLACE TO EAT." 60 QUEEN STREET EDUCATIONAL pIVERSITY OF DUNEDIN. The University Lodgings' Committee is desirous of ascertaining the number of students who still require to arrange for board in Dunedin. Students, other than Training College students, coming from other centres, who have not yet made arrangements for board, are asked to register their names immediately with THE CHAIRMAN. Lodgings Commitee, University of Otago, Dunedin. 1937 ACCOUNTANCY AND RANKING EXAMINATIONS JJEMINGWAY S UNRIVALLED RECORD. C7Q SUCCESSFUL . -T/y CANDIDATES DIPLOMA IN BANKING Total Passes for all New Zealand Lfto HEMINGWAY'S Passes .. 109 All the rest combined 41 HEMINGWAY S SCORE 72% PER CENT OF ALL RECORDED PASSES You cannot afford to experiment. These r& sults can be attained only by a service thai assures satisfaction and success. MAKE YOUR PASS A CERTAINTY. ENROL NOW WITH HEMINGWAY'S. The School that Gets the RECORD RESULTS £JKMINGWAY'B CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS P.O Box Auckland THOROUGHBREDS MARE, thoroughbred ("Jolly Princess"), mo'her "Jolly Filly," in font to "Raceful."—Apply Empire Hotel, Frankton. ' "VEARLING Colt for sale or exchange for •1 young Broad Mare.—M., 98, Herald, Hamilton.