AMUSEMENTS. NEWTON (near Grafton Bridge). Now under the control of Amalgamated 1 heatrcs, Ltd. j AND j -| AND | .^""EMPRESS" EMPRESS / (XEffMN).^/ AT BOTH THEATRES. DE LUXE SESSION AT S O'CLOCK. 2 GREAT FEATURES The Best and Most Thrilling Mystery Drama that has ever been screened in Auckland. " THE SPECKLED BAND." | "THE SPECKLED BAND." j A British Masterpiece, in which Sherlock Holmes solves the mystery of the murder of Marv St on or. YNith LYN HARDING. RAYMOND MASSEY. ANGELA BADDEI.EY. ATHOLE STEWART. NANCY LEE. Conan Doyle's Greatest Mystery Drama. ALSO'. By Special Arrangement with | Columbia Film .Corporation, the first of 1 932 Super Specials, " PLATINUM BLONDE." (Or "THE GILDED CAGE.") With Loretta Young. Robt. Williams, .lean Harlow, Louise Closser Hale. Walter CatMt. Halliwell Hobbs. A Rollicking Comedy. Stalls. 1/. 1/. Children. Half price. MT. EDEN ROAD. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. TO-NIGHT AT S O'CLOCK. 9 — SPECIAL HOLIDAY — 9 —' ATTRACTIONS. —' No. 1— PETER B. KYNE'S CROWNING TRIUMPH. ! " NEVER THE TWAIN | ! SHALL MEET." j A Metro-Goldwj'n-Mayer Special. With CONCHITA MONTENEGRO. LESLIE HOWARD, CLYDE COOK. No. 2—England's Marie Dressier, MAISIE GAY In " TO OBLIGE A LADY." All-British Farce Comedy, adapted from the original story by Edzar Wallace. NOTE ! Reserves can be obtained by 'phone 20-573 for To-night. Reserve Your Seats. No Extra Charge. Plan at Th'-atre. Stalls. 1/, 1/. Children Half-price. | AMBASSADOR fea^Ts MARLENE DIETRICH. GARY COOPER, — In — " MOROCCO." CAPITOL. to-night, at s p.m. ATTRACTIVE DOUBLE-STAR PROGRAMME. No. I—"SKIPPY." With Jackie Cooper and Mitzie Green, No. 2. —"'HELLO, SISTER:" With Olive Borden and Lloyd Hughes. The Screen's Version of "Clipped Wings." TELEPHONE 12-199 FOR RESERVES. TROTTING. WEDNESDAY IS "DERBY DAY." AUCKLAND TROTTING CLUB. SUMMER MEETING, 1931. SECOND DAY. WEDNESDAY, DEC. 30. FINAL DAY, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31. ALEXANDRA PARK, EPSOM. A "CLASSIC" TREAT You will be amazed at the dazzling speed these brilliant young horses will attain. The form already shown by the 3-year-olds engaged assures a thrilling contest. DON'T MISS THE 1931 DERBY! 1/ — POPULARPRICES — 1/ 1/ — TO COURSE. — 1/ TOTALISATOR 5/ TICKETS. REDUCED PRICES TO Lawn Enclosure and Grandstand (Including Admission to Course) : s. d. Gentlemen 6 0 Ladies 4 0 Children (under 12 years) .... 2 0 Totalisator Tickets. 10/. Horses in Birdcage for First Race About 11.30 a.m. A. G. MABEE. Secretary. AUCKLAND TROTTING CLUB HANDICAPS AND ACCEPTANCES FOR SECOND DAY. HANDICAPS for Second Day will appear in "Herald" TO-MORROW (TUESDAY). ACCEPTANCES for All 'Second Day Handicap Events close with the Seerftarv-, Durham Street East, TO-MORROW (Tuesday), at 12 Noon. A. G. MABEE. •Secretary. Durham Street East. Auckland. 2S MONEY TO LEND. Loans, privately, lowest rate interest, liberal discount allowed genuine .clients; will call.—Write Privacy, 5139, STAR. D NIVERSAL LOAN CO., Premier Buildings, Durham Street East—Loans on Furniture, also advances to Bank Clerks, Civil Servants and School Teachers.—Phone 47-3 SO. Daily 0 to 5. Friday evening 7-5..-W. A M ONEY. IyfONEY. jyjONEY. DON'T BE WORRIED OVER MONEY MATTERS. A CONFIDENTIAL LOAN CAN be obtained from THE EMPIRE LOAN AND FINANCE CO.. at LOWEST INTEREST IN TOWN, and on YOUR OWN TERMS OF REPAYMENT.. Remember, we are established 20 years. SOLID PROOF WE GIVE SATISFACTION and treat every client with THE UTMOST LENIENCY. DEAL WITH US AND OBTAIN TTIE STRICTEST PRIVACY. Small or Large Loans given same consideration. No Fees Charced. WE ADVANCE £~ TO £SQQ ON FURNITURF PIANOS. SEWING MACHINES, MOTOR CARS (All Without Removal). Also on Building Society Shares and Promissorv Notes. LOANS IN OTHER OFFICES PAID OFF AND LARGER AMOUNTS ADVANCED. Hours: 9 to 5. Friday Evening 7 to 5.30. AND JJUNANCE QO., COLONIAL MUTUAL BLDGS., First Floor, 159, QUEEN ST.. CITY. Phone 42-061. (Next to Bank of Australasia). D CHIROPRACTOHS /CHIROPRACTIC Institute (Inc.), Lionel Duggnn, Principal, Winstone Bldgs. X-ray and Patbo-Neurometer Service. — Phone 44-929. X)
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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 306, 28 December 1931, Page 14
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