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Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 219, 15 September 1932, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. • LAST DAY— RONALD COLMAN, In " ARROWSMITH," "Arrowsmith" will not bo soon elsewhere in Auckland for many month*— it will not be screened at the National Theatre. THE REGENT Direction : J. C. Williamson Picture Corporation, Lt.'l. 3 Sessions : 11 a.m., 2.13 and S p.m. TO-MORROW-TO-MORROW— SPARKLING, RADIANT, SPICY COMEDY. You Can't Judge a Book by the Cover, and you Can't Always Judge a Picture by Its Title. "Beauty and the Boss" fails to give . you any idea that (his is the wittiest and cleverest of the year's smart comedies—but it certainly is. It teems with deliciously subtle dialogue, radiant romance, spicy and snappy pretty girls, and a story that is-just one grand whirlwind of wonderful comedy guaranteed to send the most blast! audience into gales of irresistible laughter. MARION MARSH, MARION MARSH, WARREN WILLIAM, WARREN WILLIAM, D'AVID MANNERS. FREDRIC KERR, CHARLES BUTTERWOKTII, — In — " BEAUTY AND THE BOSS," "BEAUTY AND THE BOSS," Recommended by the Censor for Adult Audiences. : The Highly Successful Scrceu Adaptation of tho London and New York Stage Success, "A Church Mouse." WE KNOW YOU'LL LIKE IT. Secure Early Reservations. Box a'lans at Theatre (Phone 40-SSS). BEAUTY CONTEST. BEAUTY CONTEST. BEAUTY CONTEST. VISIT TORNQUI'ST STUDIOS TO-DAY. This is your Last Opportunity to Enter „ in this Great Competition. No Names Mentioned. No Personal Appearance. WONDERFUL PRIZES, On Display in Theatre Foyer. PUBLIC VOTING Commences To-morrow Evening and at nil following Sessions during the Season of "BEAUTY AND THE BOSS." CAPITOL. TO-NIGHT, AT 8 P.M. JAMES DUNN — PEGGY SHANNON In "SOCIETY GIRL." ! Two 'Worlds Merged in Their First Kiss. SPECIALLY SELECTED SUPPORTS. Phone 12-199 for Reserves. RUGBY FOOTBALL. EDEN 2& PARK. EDEN Jp3 PARK. EDEN PARK. SATURDAY. PONSONBY V. MARIST 0.8., KICK-OFF, 1.30 P.M. GRAMMAR 0.8. V. 'VARSITY, . GRAMMAR 0.8. V. 'VARSITY, GRAMMAR 0.8. V. 'VARSITY, KICK-OFF, 3 P.M. Admission, 1/; Ladles, 6d; Stand, 1/ extra. SHOWGROUNDS. ' GRAMMAR A V. - GRAMMAR COLTS, KICK-OFF, 1.30 p.m. - ' MANUKAU V. TRAIN. COLL. MANUKAU V. TRAIN. COLL. KICK-OFF, 3 P.M. Admission, 1/. 16 TENDERS. l TpLBCTRICIAN'S Price wanted, 7 points. 3 -Cw 10, McDonald St., Morningslde. 15 - -pKICE for Sanding Floor. —Apply Allen, *- Builder, May St., Dcvonport. xl 6 - rpENDEKS, closing 22nd inst., Ploughing - J- 25 Acres.—Specifications, Smart's Brick ' Works, Takapuna. 17 TENDERS are invited for Complete Renewal, or by Labour only, Roof of • Dwelling, Newmarket. — For particulars ; apply 42, Phoenix Chambers. 17 D' ARGAVILLE ' COURTHOUSEALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS. Tenders (envelopes marked as above), ' closing with the Secretary, Public Works Tenders Board, Wellington, at 4 p..m. on . TUESDAY, September 27, 1932, are invited ' for above. Plans and Specifications may - be seen at, and Tender Forms obtained from the Public Works Offices, Whangarei and • Auckland, and at the County Office, Dargavllle. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ~_ September 6, 1032. |15 I m O BUILDERS. ALTERATIONS TO PREMISES IN QUEEN STREET. Tenders are invited for the above and will be received up to 12 Noon FRIDAY, j September 23. The lowest or any tender ■ not necessarily accepted. DANIEL B. PATTERSON, Architect, 1 St., Auckland. x! 7 i ITTAIKASH) TROTTING CLUB. 1 BPRING MEETING, [ SATURDAY, OCTOBER S, 1932. Tenders for undermentioned Privileges, for the above meeting, will close at the - office of the Secretary. Albany Buildings, : Victoria Street. Hamilton, at 12 Noon, . TUESDAY NEXT, September 20. ! 1. PUBLICAN'S BOOTH. ! 2. CATERING. . All tenders must be accompanied by a L deposit of 10 per cent. Lowest or any tender not necessarily - accepted. : T. G. REYNOLDS, :17 Secretary. i BUILDING MATERIALS. VITROLITE, the most ornamental and enduring material for shops, corridors, - bathrooms, splash-backs. — Messenger's. • Anzac Avenue. E : CHIROPRACTORS. CHIROPRACTIC Institute (Inc.), Lionel Duggan, Principal, Winstone Buildings. ; X-ray and Patho-Neurometer Service. — , Phone 44-929. B ! T"\UGGAN, Miss Freda (Palmer Graduate) i XJ Member N.Z.C.A.. Third Floor, Win- ' stone Bldgs., Queen St. Phone 40-414. B GILES AND GILES (Palmer Graduates), Members N.55.C.A., Dilworth Buildings. ! Queen St. Phone 45-525. B