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Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 303, 22 December 1932, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. WHEN Zane Grey's Greatest Novel, 1 "THE GOLDEN WEST." | | "THE GOLDEN WEST." j "THE GOLDEN WEST." | [ "THE GOLDEN WEST," i | "THE GOLDEN WEST," | Thundered Triumphant into the | ROXY 1 ! ROXY i ! ROXY | | ROXY | 1 ROXY I tyueen St.; And I TIVOLI | | TIVOLI.I TIVOLI I I TIVOLI | | TIVOLI | , (Karangahape Rd.) Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. YESTERDAY, YESTERDAY, YESTERDAY, The Multitudes that thronged both the Koxy and Tivoli to overflowing —prepared as they were for the Glory of this wonderful film epic— were left spellbound at the Tremendous Potentialities and Absorbing Romance, culminating in a burst of Wild Enthusiasm, the like of which lias seldom been known in this city. IMPORTANT. By Special Arrangement Fox Films Present their 1033 First Western Special, Starring GEORGE O'BRIEN, GEORGE O'BRIEN, As the Leader of the Red Indians, With JANET CHANDLER, MARION BURNS, And an All-Star Cast of 5000 RED INDIANS, 5000 SOLDIERS. 5000 RAILWAY MEN, 50,000 MADDENED BEASTS, In ZANE GREY'S LATEST NOVEL, "THE GOLDEN WEST." "THE GOLDEN WEST." "THE GOLDEN WEST." "THE GOLDEN WEST." "THE GOLDEN WEST." JHH. . On the Same Programme — On the Same Programme— And for ihe First Time iff 'New Zealand. And for the First Time In New Zealand, •TOM MIX, 1 TOM MIX, | TOM MIX, I TOM: MIX, : I ■ . TOM MIX. | And Tony, his I Wonderful Horse. | The Big Western Drama. Tom Mix ridiqg to the rescu" of all you fans who are fed up on "drawing room dramas and pink tea heroes. Here he 'is in a blazing action ■ i story of the West. _ ""THE FOURTH HORSEMAN." | "THE FOURTH HORSEMAN." | "THE FOURTH HORSEMAN." | "THE FOURTH HORSEMAN." | "THE FOURTH HORSEMAN." [ Screening at the ROXY 11, 1.15, 3.30, 5.30, S o'clock. At the TIVOLI' Matinee Daily at 2 o'clock. Nightly at S o'clock. RECOLLECT!! " FIVE NIGHTS LONGER ONLY | FIVE NIGHTS LONGER ONLY ! FIVE NIGHTS LONGER ONLY | FIVE NIGHTS LONGER ONLY 1 To "Witness this Tremendous Holiday Programme. F PRICES—BOTH THEATRES. | I 1000 SEATS, 3/, 1/, 1/. I 3000 SEATS, 1/, 1/, 1/. | 1000 SEATS, 1/, 1/, 1/. I •i|j CHILDREN, 6d, 6d, 6d. | i 'I' CHILDREN. 6d, 6d. 6d. I | Lftdies and Children are enjoined |' to attend the Morning and After- | I noon Sessions and thus avoid the | | inevitable nightly crush at the | | • .• , ' doors. I BUILDING SOCIETIES.

- . THE AUCKLAND CO-OPERATIVE TERMINATING BUILDING SOCIETY. RESULTS AT APPROPRIATION MEETING. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1032. Group 29—Sale. No tender. Balloted. Winning No. 380 (2 Shares) £400 Group 39—Ballot. as advertised. Winning >No. 405 (2 Share*) <400 Group 50—Ballot, as advertised. Winning No. 9C 2 - Shnres) £400 Group 53 —Ballot; as advertised. Winning No. 859 (2 Sh £400 Group 61—Sale, as advertised. £45 2/6 per £200, taking £400 Group 65—Ballot,' as advertised. Winning Cluster No. 370. Shares Nos. J497 an<J 1498 £400 Group 66—Sale, as advertised. £45 per £200, taking .... £800 Group 67—Sale, as advertised. £50 per £200, taking .... £400 Group 69—Ballot,' as advertised. Winning Cluster .• No. 376. Shares Nos. 1501' and 1502 £400 Group 70—Sale. as advertised. £52 2/6 per £200, talcing £800 Group 71—Sale. No tender. Balloted. Winning Cluster No. 124. Shares. Nos. 493, 494, 495 and 496 £SOO Amount Appropriated ....r... £5600 TENDER PRICES RANGED FROM £22 10/ rEE £100 TO £26 1/3 rER £100. APPROPRIATIONS FOR SALE: £800, £600. £400 MD £200. j-: Reasonable Terms, ' 1 Easy Repayments. Inquiry invited at the Society's Office, Corner of Wellesley St. West and Albert St. E. H. GIBBONS *-2 Secretary. COMMUNITY SINGING. iJW /COMMUNITY SINGING. MBl LEWIS EADY BALL. y|X| TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), At 7.30 p.m. LAST SING OF THE SEASON Arranged by the Auckland Community Singing Committee. A Bright and Happy Christmas Programme. Soloist : MASTER JACK GUNMAN, the Boy Soprano. Song 'Leader : MR. VERNON DREW. 22 DRAUGHTS. MR. W. PENMAN. ex-Cliampion Draughts Flayer of Australasia, has kindly consented t6 play a Simultaneous Match at the Y.M.C.A., Wellesley Street, on SATURDAY NEXT, at 7.30 p.m. Any Draughts enthusiast who would like to play should please communicate -with Mr. R. .Taffe, Tailor, 344, Queen Street, or call at the Y M.C.A. by 7-p.ml, so that full arrangements can be made regarding the supplv of boards. . 23 DENTISTRY. I»BTTBR Dentistry at HOwey Walker's: 5 really good work at fees you can afford i« pay. D GENTLENESS and Extreme Care" is the slogan at Howey Walker's Dental Rooms. 209. Queen St. D