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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 85, 11 April 1931, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. c \ THE \ NATIONAL. \ V 11 — 2.15 ~ 8. Where Talkies ARE Talkies. Direction: Williamson Films. THREE TIMES DAII,Y And CARRYING ON TILL FURTHER NOTICE, FOR LAUGHING OUT LOUD— "CHARLEY'S AUNT." And She's IT. "CHARLEY'S AUNT," "CHARLEY'S AUNT," from "CHARLEY'S AUNT," S^ the "CHARLEY'S AUNT," "CHARLEY'S AUNT," from. "CHARLEY'S AUNT," r "CHARLEY'S AUNT," - "CHARLEY'S AUNT," ~ "CHARLEY'S AUNT," world's "CHARLEY'S AUNT," With CHARLES RUGGLES, JUNE COLLYER. "CHARLEY'S AUNT." " CHARLEY'S AUNT." " CHARLEY'S AUNT." HOW SHE TALKS!!! YOU'LL GRIN, SMILE, SNICKER, LAUGH, HOWL, ROAR AT "CHARLEY'S AUNT." Also Showing, a Really Wonderful SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. PRICES: D.C., 2/, 1/6 ;< Stalls, 1/6, 1/. Children, Half-price. Reserves Phone 42-16!).

< EMPIRE, \^EMPIRE,^^/ DOMINION ROAD. TO-NIGHT, AT 8. The Fulfilment of Your Most Extravagant Dreams of Entertainment! Warner Bros.' V'SHOW OF SHOWS,"X ns. "SHOW OF SHOWS," Ns. X"SHOW OF SHOWS," ns All Technicolour. Everything that the stage or screen has ever known. This super revue combines in one amazing unit literally everything from Shakespeare to Jazz. IT'S A REVUE I IT'S OPERA ! It's the Last Word in Screen Entertainment. Here are a few of the Stars appearing in this Mammoth Show: JOHN BARRYiMORE, WINNIE LIGHTNER, RICHARD BARTHELMESS, 1 IRENE BORDONI, BETTY COMPSON, LOUISE iFAZENDA, MONTE BLUE, NOAH BEERY, And Hosts of Others in the | " SHOW OF SHOWS." j I - 3 USUAL PRICES. Book Your Seats. No Extra Charge. Box Plan at Theatre or Phone 21-433. Phone Bookings Cannot Be Kept After 7.45; 1 ADELPffIf GREY LYNN. JOHN McCORMACK in 1 " SONG O' MY HEART." j FREE DANCE for Patrons from 10.15 to 12. Ambassador theatre—pt. chevalier TO-NIGHT'S ATTRACTION. George Arliss in "DISRAELI," - With Joan Bennett. A Rare Dramatic Treat.

/ BY / THE SEA- \ DIXIELAND CABARET, /■ open y N. WED. AND SAT. y' iJWwa ST - JAMES',. TO-MORROW (SUN.) ORCHESTRAL CONCERT AND SILENT PICTURE. COMMENCING, 7.45 P.M. Orchestra under the Conductorship of MR. GEO. POORE, Assisted by the fallowing Artists:— MISS JOYCE HOULD, L.T.C.L., Elocutionist (late of Dunedin), MR. LAURIE STUART, Baritone. MR. GEORGE CARLSEN, Tenor. Accompanists, MRS. PAUL HAYES, MR NEVILLE CARLSEN. I Also, Paramount Silent Picture, I, "EAGLE OF THE SEA," I Featuring I RICARDO CORTEZ. Doors Open 6.45. Silver Collection. Concert organised by the Auckland Musiclans Union, on behalf of Unemployed Musicians and Musicians' Benevolent Fund. FRANK - EGERTON, Phone 47-169. Secretary. BALANCE-SHEET. J] L A M TRUST. AND EXPENDITURE. YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 1930. To Advertising £ 4 0 *0 Charges 37 10 t? Elam School of Art 290 0 0 Balance at 31/12/30 460 C 9 £ 792 8 3 By Balance at 31/12/29 448 19 5 Interest .. 343, 8 10 £792 8 3

BALANCE-SHEET. AS AT DECEMBER 31, 1930 LIABILITIES. Tnn^m 1 ; 19 *9 Income account 460- 6 9 £6726 6 C ASSETS. " Investments on mortgages ... 5863 10 *0 Interest due 32 a 7 Cash in hands of agents ( £ 600 since invested) 830 611 • t ■ £6726 6 6 £T by c , ertif y tlj at I have examined the books and accounts of the Elam Trust for the year ended December 31, 1930, and thaw in my opinion the above Balance-sheet is properly drawn up so as to exhibit a ! be state of afifairs of the Trust at that date. G. O'HALLORAN, F.P.A.N.Z., April Auditor.^