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amusements. LAST — '■* TWO • — DAYS * BILLIE DOVE BILLIE DOVE ■. ' " . ,IN „ . ' 1 « THE PAINTED ANGEL," "THE PAINTED ANGEL," • ' •• '• • WITH EDMUND" LOWE. • (A First Natipnal a'nd : Vitaphorie Pro.). "A" Certificate Adult : Recommendation. 'v • ' Also screening: •' ' .CLA&K AND. McCULLOUGH, _ . „ In "DETECTIVES WANTED" Twenty Minute's .of Hilarity.- . > : . " OKAY " SAYS AMERICA. "■. " YES SIR " SA * S GREAT BRITAIN. 'WHAT A HIT," SAYS Australia. And now it's ' New' ' Zealand's turn. • The '• honour ot presenting; NORMA TALMADGE p ' v ' ■ ' Tli *< ■' . ' . Ilfiß FIRST ALL-TALKING PICTURE. . HAS BEEN GIVEN - > THE ' ' - ; : MAJESTIC—WED., 11.0. MAJESTIC—WED,,; 2,15. : .. ; " MAJESTIC—WEE)., 8.0. . > ' ' ■ j ... V .-J . .• • ' ' ' '/Th 'e \ /•, / sou n d s V .. ; ./of revelry-V. /at nlcflit.> the ;\ ; ' • / hushed, gabby \ • - ; . - '/ hoi se s - of a \ / "speakeasy". . . VY " /the • tinkling. -of A' ( • ' / giasses meeting in \ / the ecstasy of-law dfeft- \ / ance . > ribald laughter \ ; the mournful,, yet lively \ • / tunes of a blues orchestra. \ ' / piercing the din of. raucous'.. Y /voices . .comedy, drama; alnd \ / the. loves, of the. show people. \ — — — r ■ ■ IN. . ■ NEW YORK NIGHTS. : NEW YORK sNIGHTS. NEW YORK NIGHTS. $ NEW YORK NIGHTS. ; ' • ' (A ; United Artists' Picture.) • < V THE SCREEN'S INCOMPAR- ' \ ABLE ACT- / \ RESS IN PER SUPREME / A ACHIB VEMENT. / PLANS AT MAJESTIC, >. . ' < , . ; PHONE 43-210. _ DANCING. gCOTS JJALL, gYMONDS gTREET. :

rpO-NIGHT — jy£ONDAY. - ■ AUCKLAND RETAIL SHOP ASSISTANTS' UNION CHARITY CLUB. x HELP CHARITY.: BY ATTENDING THIS POPULAR DANCE ALWAYS A, JOYFUL ATMOSPHERE. "YE VERSATILE ' PIRATES," Playing Latest 1 Repertoire. - • Evening. Dress Optional; * Ladies 2/. " Gents 2/6. ■ ' 1 " ' ' ' ' - ' ' MS JAZZ — - JgLUES - -pOX, fJIROT] rpO-NIGHT — ■ — rpO-NIGIIT. DRUIDS' HALL, NORTH ST., NEWTON. Dancing' to the Snappiest, Peppiest Dance Band" in the City, -featuring the NewestMusical Hits. . v ; . • ; Geo.> Hunter's "FAMOUS REVELLERS," ' Including -Len Sharp, Saxophonist, late Adelphi, San .Toy r Majestic Cabarets, Wellington; Ken Smith, Trumpet, late Allan's Dance Band, Wellington, and eS-champion Euphoniutn, N.Z.; .'Eric 'Hunter and his 'Big Sousaphone. ■ A Night of Revelry TO-NIGHT at THE DRUIDS',' Chocolates, Cigarettes, Streamers, etc., and a Royal' Time. Subs; 1/6- . ' ... ,-y : _ -is QLD-TIME DANCING TO-NIGHT ' At; the * • ;■ ' • '"< CLICK CLACK CABARET, 'NEWMARKET; Spot Waltz, Monte, Carlo, Balloons, Chocolates and Cigarettes Free. 1 Dancing - from 8 p.m. to. 11.30. p.m. popular Orchestra in attendance. Gentlemen 2/; Ladies 1/6. LES. GORDON, M.C. ; Book your Cubicles by ringing 46-377 up to 6 p.m., 21-102 from 6 p.m. to 7.30; p.m. No extra charge'for booking. 15 TAZZ, JAZZ, BLUES; " JAZZ, JAZZ; .. . Don't Forget MANCHESTER UNITY HALL, TO-MORROW NIGHT, TUESDAY. Bob Adams' Ngaroma Dance Band. Ladies, 1/6. Gents. 2/. x! 5 TEACHERS OF DANCING. TJALLROOM Dancing, Correct Style* , Qualified Private Tuition. ' — Modern Dancing Studio, 30, Palmerston Bidgs., opp: G.P.O ■ r D 4 pARISIAN Studio, Whitehall (below Tabernacle);— Miss Violet Brooks, Mr. Alex. Ben tley. .Private Tuition. Ballroom Dancing. • , \ . ;• D CJYMONDSVILLE Studior-Miss Spencer a o Gala Night next Saturday. September 20, 8 p.m. X l 9 3AN TOY Modern Dancing Classes and V Practice Dances every Mondav, Wednesday Saturday, 7 p.m.—Royal Oak Hall,: Fnvn] Onk. . 5 ; " k . *17' SHOWS, JJOTORUA 'PEERLESS HALL. „WM>NESDAY NEXT. SEPTEMBER 17 -uTH .ANNIVERSARY DAFFODIL AT HOMELAND SHOW OF SPRING BLOSSOMS. Opened by the Mayor at 2 p;m. and again ' at 7 p.m. - - . . ! , > WITH : ENTERTAINMENTS. Admission :Adults. 1/ ;. Children, 6d. 15 ! PICNICS; EXCURSIONS. ETC. " ! S TEND SERVI CE. ] Leaving. Prince's Wharf Wednesdays, 9.45 £ a.m.; Fridays. 6.30 p.m.; Saturdays, I 1.45 p.m.; Sundays, 0.45 a.m.S « From Ostend, Saturdays. 7 a.m. « BRADNEX AND BINNS. D 4 (