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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 286, 3 December 1930, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. 1000 SEATS AT 1/, 1/,!/. THEN AT 1/C, 2/3, 2/0. ' PLAZA ===== =EE PLAZA ====== PLAZA , PLAZA SESSIONS : 11 — 2 — 3 — S. 2 — STAR ALL-TALKIES — 2 LI LA TEE- TJOBBRT A MES ILA — IVOBERT la DOUBLE rißOSii T>OADS." OUBLE XV'OADS." No. 2—The Snappy, Singing, Laughing, Dancing. WHY T GAVE TTOME?" HY JL/JSAVB -iioME ?" Saturday Next —"Ladies of Leisure" —Plaza Saturday Next —"Ladies of Leisure" —Plaza FOR ADULTS ONLY. Children Under 1G Not Admitted. 1 CRYSTAL PALACEI FINAL SCREENING AT S P.M. No. I—EVELYN BRENT In "FRAMED." (Adult Audience Recommendation.) No.- 2—Johnny K. Arthur, Sally Starr in " PERSONALITY." TO-MORROW—FRIDAY—SATURDAY. LON CHANEY In "UNHOLY 3." 1 EMPRESS 1 1 EMPRESS | (NEWTON). TO-NIGHT, S P.M. Lon Chaney's First and Only All-Talkie. LON CHANEY - • LON CHANEY IN — " UNHOLY 3." — — " UNHOLY 3." — (Adult Audience Recommendation.) Also, LAUREL AND HARDY In "BLOTTO." 1 NEW REGENT! £f™; EXCELLENT PROGRAMME, InelmliDg KEN MAYNARD In THE MOUNTED STRANGER. I WRST END (Ponsonby Rd.) I yy^'J- 1 F !ual screening. No. I—MARION DAVIKS In " MARIANNE." No. 2—JOAN CRAWFORD In "UNTAMED." (Adult Audience Recommendation.) ALEXANDRA fGreen Lane) - UfvA Final screening. LON CHANEY * IX — " UNHOLY 3." — Also. LAUREL & HARDY In "BLOTTO " Free Bus leaves 7.C0. [JNEW **£ EXCELLENT PROGRAMME Including EVELYN BRKNT In "FRAMED." (Adult Audience Recommendation.) EMPIRE THEATRE,"^"DOMINION ROAD -T— TO-NIGHT, AT s'. ■ «'x-xr in Dominion Bond. ANN HARDING, in All-Talkie, " PARIS BOUND," Also a Four-reel All-Talkie Scream "JERRY BUILDERS." Sound Fablf. Etc.. Etc. ARCADIA. TO-NIGHT, AT 7 P.M. and 5.30 P.M. YOUR LAST OPPORTUNITY TO SEE JOHN McCORMACK " SONG O , MY HEART." i ROMANO'S CABARET | I Top Queen Street. ■ TO-NIGHT DANCING, S TILL 12. Double Tickets, 5/. Reservations Phone 46-6G6. SHOWS. AUCKLAND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. SUMMER ROSE SHOW. "V-EWMARKET ]\ TUNICIPAL TTALL, THURS., DEC! 4 & FRL, DEC. S. Wonderful Displays of Roses, Gladioli, Pansies, Sweet Peas and Many Other Gorgeous Blooms. ADMISSION, 1/. Children accompanied by adult Free. 5 EXHIBITIONS. EXHIBITION OF PICTURES (In Watcrcolour and in Tempera) BY K. AIRINI VANE (The Hon. Mrs. R. Vane), Exhibitor at Royal Academy, Royal Institute, Etc. PAINTINGS OF MOROCCO. TUNIS, CANADIAN ROCKIES, CALIFORNIA. ENGLAND . AND NEW ZEALAND SCENERY, COLONIAL MUTUAL BLDGS., 139, QUEEN STREET, DEC. 4 TO DEC. 13, 10 A.M. TO 5 P.M. 3 EDUCATIONAL. QEDDON MEMORIAL TECHNICAL *-> COLLEGE. DAY SCHOOL APPLICATION'S. 1931. Prospectuses and Application Forms are being posted to parents of pupils attending State primary schools. Parents of other pupils should apply to the College Office before December 15. G. J. PARK, '•6 Principal. TOILET SPECIALISTS. EUGENE Permanent Waving from 30/ Sampson's Toilet Parlours, Broadway. Newmarket. Phone 44-778. A KAPO" Rejuvenating Hair Restorer stops falling; 3/8 posted.—Walker, Pharmacy, Mail Order Chemists, Ponsonby Rd. — ; a '"jITASSAGE Outfits, for Beauty Culture ■"■*• for Sale.—Apply Miss Clark, Hair Specialist. Gaze Bldgs,. Karangahapo Rd. 2 PERMANENT Waving. 20 curls, 30/, bv J- specialist, trained Eusrenc's, London.— Miss Hunter. Phone 46-OSfi. C OPTICIANS AND OPTOMETRISTS. nTHOS LOWES. F.8.0-aTf.C.O. (Edin.). -A- i.iN.A.O.. F. 1.0. (Eng.). Ophthalmic Optician, Pascoe's Bldgs., Karangahape Kd., Auckland. Phone 40-004 D