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AMUSEMENTS. Where Talkies ARE Talkies. AT — THE 1 NATIONAL 2.1 5, ___________ S. Direction: Williamson Films. LAST NIGHT OF /"FRENCH LEAVE " / /''FRENCH LEAVE " / /"FRENCH LEAVE " / /"FRENCH LEAVE 'y In which the Loveliest, Most Likeable of all Screen Actresses, MADELEINE CARROLL Ig Seen in an ENGLISH PLAY, COMMENCING TO-MORROW (TRANSFERRED FROM THE REGENT THE MOST DELIGHTFUL TREAT OF THE YEAR. The Sarah Bernhardt of the Screen. The Incomparable NORMA TALMADGE, NORMA TALMADGE, NORMA TALMADGE, rho lovely, alluring Norma of old, th livine, tragic Norma of Camille, th .Vorma who captivated the world with he beauty, lier charm and her brilliancy. In her First Perfect Talkie Role. DU BARRY, DU BARRY, DU BARRY, "WOMAN OF PASSION." (A United Artists Picture.) Miss Talmadge is supported by CONRAD NAGEL, WILLIAM FARNUM, HOBART BOSWORTH. And Over a Thousand Others. STOT, AS YET, Has such a mighty, gigantic spectacle, filled with enchantment, drama, daring love, and thrilling adventure been presented upon the audible screen;. VIVID! DARING! VITAL! PALPITATING WITH DRAMA AND ROMANCE! A GREAT STAR IN HER GREATEST PICTURE. PRICES : D.C., 2/, 1/6; Stalls. 1/6, 1/. Children, Half-price. Reserves Phone 42-1'63. THE CINEMA SANDRINGHAM. JL Bettv Balfour in "THE NIPPER," Britain's Most Dynamic Actress in an Amusing Story of Adventure, Love and Loyalty. Exceptionally Good Supports. Coming—"WHOOPEli" DANCING. REY LYNN LABOUR PARTY. GAIETY HALL, OMESBJ SURREY CRESCENT. TO-MGHT — 8 TO 11 — TO-NIGHT. OLD-TIME DANCING. Spot Waltz, D'Albcrts, Tingle-Tangle. PALTRIDGE'S ORCHESTRA. In Old and New Musical Numbers, 1/. Refreshments. Gents, 1/6. • 26 Druids* old-time cabaret, NORTH STREET, NEWTON. Auckland's Favourite Ballroom Rendezvous. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT. Walloons, Streamers, Monte Carlo, Chocs., PifTQ pfp Ladies, 1/ ' Gents, 2/. SPECIAL LONG NIGHT, THURSDAY S'EXT. First of our BIG EASTER GALAS. S'ovel Easter Supper, Easter Prizes, and Easter Joys for All. 26 DALMORAL CABARET DANCE, D Zealandia Hall, Dominion Road, Balnoral. Every Saturday and Wednesday Svenings. Good Dance Programme to suit ill. Lew Jones and his Famous Orchestra, ucluding R. A. Jury (Xylophone Solos). S'EXT WEDNESDAY, - Opening Night of mr Progressive 500 Evenings. Good prizes. £26 N. GOISS, Secretary. TEACHERS OF DANCING. rjALLROOM Dancing, Correct Style, Qualified Private Tuition. — Modem Dancing Studio, 30, Palmerston Buildings, >pp. G.P.O. D 4 WOODRUFFE, Expert Instructor, L' special course, 15/ ; Jazz or Old-time.— L 74, Upper Symonds St. B ft/TISS SPENCER, Symondsville Studio, Symonds Street (next St. Paul's).— Dances recommence SATURDAY, April 11, Classes reopen THURSDAY, April 9, MONDAY, April 13. Private lessons any time )y appointment.—Particulars by phone or Studio. B pvXFORD Studio — Private Tuition, Modern Waltz, Quick Step, Fox Trot; >-10 p.m.—3B, Palmerston I'.ldgs., opp. G.P.O. 27 PARISIAN Studio, Whitehall (below *- Tabernacle). —Miss Violet Brooks, Mr. Alex Bentley. Private Tuition, Ballrooir Dancing. E 1 /f* A LESSON — Ballroom Dancing, " Direct from London, 1931. Fascinat ing new steps. — Miss Violet Robertson, Rofr. Teacher. 200, Pacific Buildings, Weilesley Street East. ; MWB PUBLIC NOTICES. ____ HARBOUR BOARD Superintendent's Office, Quay Street. Notice is hereby given that the Auckland Harbour Board has applied to the Governor-General in Council for a Special Drder authorising the Board to execute the 'ollowing Harbour Work :—Reclamation of a portion of Shoal Bay, Auckland Harbour, known as Onepoto Basin (Tuff Crr>ter), Northcote, by the Erection of an Embankment with flood gates across the mouth of the basin. By order. H. B. BURNETT, Superintendent and Secrotarv. Dated at Auckland tils 19th day ol March, 1931. :x9 TN THE MAGISTRATE'S COURT HELL -L AT BULLS. Plaint No. 139/30. Between ROBERT WELSH, of Featherston, Farmer, Plaintiff, And FRED OFSOSKE, of 10, Campbell Street, Palmerston North, Metal Dealer, Defendant. To FRED OFSOSKE, late of 10, Campbell Street, Palmerston North, but address now unknown. Take notice that an action has beer commenced against you in the above Courl by Robert Welsh, of Featherston, for the sum of £295 9/5, for damages caused bj your so negligently driving a motor cai on the public road near Bulls that it collided with the motor car of the Plaintiff and an Order has been made that publication of the notice of such action in the "Manawatu Evening Standard" and the "Auckland Star" shall be deemed to be service of the summons upon you. The Summons -will be heard on THURSDAY, the 23rd day of April, 1931, at 1C D'clock in the Forenoon at the Courthouse Bulls, and in default of your flling notice of intention to defend such claim in the Court Office at Bulls on or before the loth lay of April, 1931, Judgment may be given against you without your being heard. 1931 ted at BUIIS tWS 21St day ° f March ' J. LARMER, Clerk of Court. B A L S, To Suit Immediate Times. KEMP'S . EXCLUSIVE ' DINING ROOMS Have Decided TO PUT ON THREE COURSES, -|y 4BOVE KEMP'S, 101, QUEEN STREET. 26