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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 86, 13 April 1931, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. ' "_ \ THE " • 'A| NATIONAL^" Where Talkies ARE Talkies - :7' Direction: Williamson Fii mß '. THREE TIMES DAILY :' , And .•'...- •"• ,-;, I CARRYING OX _ v' <! TILL FURTHER NOTICE, vf ."■-*-<? for ■ ;■■..'.- "-''-" ■;!' laughing ' '^1 OUT • ■> ■'■■:= •■■■•' ■•. loud— ■ ■•• \; ; ':-::} " CHARLEY'S AUNTvrf And She's IT. * <-| "CHARLEY'S AUNT," v*£m "CHARLEY'S AUNT," : t£&& "CHARLEY'S AUNT" B « 1 "CHARLEY'S AUNT" *«tevs| "CHARLEY'S AUNT," & "CHARLEY'S AUNT" ~ "CHARLEY'S AUNT" -■ "CHARLEY'S AUNT," ~ "CHARLEY'S AUNT" "SsM "CHARLEY'S AUNT," gjgg With .••>\.,-/ CHARLES RUGGLES, '. > JUNE COLLYER, " CHARLEY'S AUNT'?P ; I "CHARLEY'S AUNT V -^ "CHARLEY'S AUNT/' HOW SHE TALKS Ui.'- >■■$■$■ YOU'LL GRIN, SMILE, SNICjKiEr/ ; LAUGH, HOWL, ROAR. AT \vs; ; : , "CHARLEY'S AUNT." Also Showing, a Really SUPPORTING PROGRAMME.' '•' .•: PRICDS : D.C., 2/, 1/6; Stalls l/« 1/ Children, Half-price. Reserves Phone 42-169 / —^\ AMBASSADORS ; DANCE CLUB. < v GRAND ■' ' "■■■v\ '■. S RAND ..-■.-•••■■•■•••... "' V-; OPENING •■'•.-. v' „ PENING /•■ •■'":.•."i ■'--'.' GALA ALA ■■■•. .;■;•.: i CARNIVAL . '* : ARNIVAL :• i •\tight, , '•. H IGHT, TO-MORROW (TUES.), 14Tff AT 8 P.M. ' ARTS HALL, KITCHENER f«G] Above Public LibiSrk Sub-, 2/; Double, 3/6. HE A R— .•'•,' ." ~V Hi E A R— HARRY BOLTON'S FAMOUS,APACHE DANCE BAND. 7 * SE E— "" ' .*/.•:?. BE— THE BEAUTIFUL COLOURED ,*ASS CAST FROM THE MAGNIFICENT 5 SSIISftAiS™* THE sws 1 Wigs: %| ONE OF THE MANY REAL HAKDSOME PRIZES—First Prbse," Lncky - Spot, Lady's Handbag, valued at £2 2/ and Many Other Good Prizes. SOMEONE MUST WIN—WHY NOT YOU' SOMEONE MUST WIN—WHY NOT YOU? SPECIAL IMPORTED NOVELTY CARNIVAL HATS. REMEMBER—« ?.''^-^/hf! EMEMBER— ' , . THE DATE—TUESDAY,'I#Eg As You Will Remember The: Night,>, > PRIZES ON DISPLAY IN LBM!!"WINDOW, Queen Street, and TSB'. OUTLET, Karangahape/Boai v .;: : N.B.—The Committee wishes-to•thWirflV Management of the Apache Dance ClSnSt the use of the Fine Crystal Bowl:- ■;- ' J The Management Reserves the to Refuse Admission. . :vi<-IJ —^—.^—.^—^—^i— MEETINGS. y „ rn h E open F o'R;ir;M. A Meeting of the above will behM care of Farmers' Union, Wright's ButWUigs, Fort Street, WEDNESDAY, April 15pit 7.30 p.m. Subject:—"Our Money System as an explanation of the Depression ■in .New Zealand: The Possibility and Significance of a Stabilised and Independent Currency Subsequent to a ResWrtthW of the Level of Prices." J. The discussion will be held by Dr. J. C Finlay- and Mr. A. C. A. Sexton, LL.M. Public Meeting. Open Discussion: CWrtrman, Mr. W. Arthur Gray. :\M PUBLIC NOTICES. QUEEN OTREET QfITH TOIRTHPi*. APRIL 17 TO 24. " '-■ .--: \ "pHEER TJP" lWßfei''f'' The Executive Committee of the "Cheer Up" Week appear to.'the • various Auckland business organisations, the shopkeepers and the citizens generally to do '.their ; . utmost to employ extra labour during the celebration of Qn«nJ Street's Ninetieth Birthday, CO*' mencing on Friday next. ' So far, the city theatres; to-, gether with the other ass6ciationg connected, with the movement,, have already engaged extra staffs totalling over one hundred tten,<: and it is hoped that othernrganisations and individuals will ado to this number. Employers should apply to-the Labour Bureau: .•;.• '•.■.•;'-■ QLARING HE ADLICfSilaf Members of ' the Auckland AutoßOtiile Association are notified that on duty at Cadman's Parking ww"' Grey Avenue, from 8.30 a.m. till from MONDAY, April 13, till.?*"£?/' April 17, inclusive, to adjust headlig"' free of charge. ■" ,; „: Current Membership Ticket «s..*.)* produced. GEO. W. HUTCHISOJf,^; 4 13 SecretaryqECOND -HA N D b« I C- K ! ' ° We can siupply any quantity to locality at the right figure. A. W. BRYANT, C Tramway Buildta"* -~ MUSICAL TUITION. 2J. PIANISTS. Be Popular. Learn of Syncopation; success talented pupils.—Ring Lew J»a«» *' c CIYD W. SLY.—Trombone. phone; latest American metnoos. .^ Queen St. Phone 42-727. —