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Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 261, 3 November 1932, Page 22

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P.P.S. —Private Detectives may also count themselves in on this—and, after they have seen the picture may their consciences be their guide! THERE'S NOTHING SOPHISTICATED. It will bring iverything from subdued gVniles to hearty laughter and heart interest. Added Entertainment. CHARLIE CHASE, THELMA TODD " NICKEL" NURSE," Twenty minuteft of sheer happiness care- j fully fostered to kid the "Cheer Germ. | PLANS AT MAJESTIC. £000 SEATS AT 1/, 1/6, 2/3. THE 1932 DANCE SHOW! CECIL HALL Presents her jpupils in the Original PANTOMIME, "FURTHER ADVENTURES OF ALICE IN ' WONDERLAND." SCOTS HALL, SYMONDS ST., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5. SPECTACULAR BALLETS, GORGEOUS COSTUMES, CLEVER CAST, SEVEN SCENES. Synchronised Music toy Howies, Ltd. TICKETS. —'.MAT., 2 p.m. : Adults, 1/ ; Children, Od. [EVENING, 7.45 p.m.: Adults, 2/3: Children, 1/. All Tickets Reserved, 3d extra, Strong's Gramophone Shop, Queen St. ._,,, Stage Manager, J. D. SWAN. 3 Business Manager, G. TUCKER. ONEHUNGA PICTURES. TO-NIGHT. Strand. Leslie Howard and Benita Hume, Strand I" Strand. "SERVICE FOR LADI'ES." Strand. The hilarious Comedy of a Waiter •Strand, on Holiday, who posed as a Prince. Strand. Comeily, Screen Song and Strand. News. MPIRE • DOMINION ROAD. LAST NIGHT. "MURDER ON TIIB SECOND FLOOR." Commencing To-morrow, "ALIAS THIS DOCTOR," and "PARLOUR, BEDROOM AND BATH." REFRESHING, INVIGORATING. Spend a pleasant half-hour at the Rltz during your shopping tour. Fruit fealaa and Special Sundaes, 1/. COOKE'S RITZ, 242, Queen /Street :*o DANCING. ' AfyA. TUST A JOLLY PARTY. <@(L~ZZJF&> GREY LYNN BRANCH 'f i ilßtTflTi'Y N.k LABOUR PARTY. THIS EVENING, 8 O'CLOCK. GAIETY HALL Surrey Orescent. OLD-TIMi: DANCING. SDOt Waltz, D'Alberts, Tingle Tangle, Doris. OPERATIC DAIKCE ORCHESTRA, Music With Sweet Sentiment. Ladies 1/. Refreshments. Gents 1/6. 3 H. W. VAUGHAN, Hon. Sec. HERE IT IS AGAIN! Thursday's Most Popular Danite.—TO-NIGHT. "THE I)!RUIDS," North SI., Newton. Cheapest! Select! Always a Big Crowd! Svot Waltz, Monte Carlo, Ohoqs., Cigs., end THE FAMOUS RiBViELLERS. Ladies, only 6d; Gents, 1/. SAT. NEXT. MONSTJSR "GUY FAWEBS" CARiNIVAL. Don't Miss It! Usual Prices. S TO-NIGHT — THURSDAY — TO-NIGHT. ANNUAL DANCE AND SOCIAL, MANGERE UNITED FOTTBALL CLUB, FORESTERS" B ALL, Onehunga. Maori Display, Montk Carlo, Spot Walt z. FAMOUS SNAPPY SIX. . Ladiea 1/, Gents 1/6. 3 ' TOYLAND OLD-TIME DAKCE, Druids' O Hall, Newton, TO-MORROW (Friday), November 4. The Jepyland Melody Boys, with Mr. George Connon at the Piano. , Admission 1/. —A. M<;KENZIE, M.C. S ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR, HALLOWE'BN DANCE, RENALL STREET lIALL, PONSONBY, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 8 P.M. Admission If. Supper. & M. ALLAN, W.M. POPULAR CLUB DANCE. TO-SIGHT. TO-NIGHT. Ladles, 1/. . Gentlemen, 1/. 'More 'Popular Than (Ever. Novelty Dances, favours, etc A Heal Bright and Merry Evening at the MATFAIR, Karangahape Rd. Phone 47-520. TEACHERS OF DANCING. DANCES Every Saturday, 8 p.m., Miss Speiice (assisted »y Mr. Bruce). 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