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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 31, 7 February 1933, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. - LAST 2 DAYS. PLAZAX THE PLAZA, > The All-British Theatre. / Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. V Sessions: 11, 2 p.m., 4.43, 8 p.m. I EDGAR WALLACE'S I SUPREME THRILLER, ' " THE RINGER." " THE RINGER." • " THE RINGER." Passed for General Exhibition. THURSDAY NEXT —- A STARTLING REVELATION An insight into the night life of tlie Greatest Metropolis in the World. The London no tourist knows. "WHEN LONDON SLEEPS." " WHEN LONDON SLEEPS." I T?T A T TTV f NEWMARKET. I XvlxVJull yj | To-night at S p.m. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. FINAL SCREENING. No. I—JACK HOLT—A Man's Man, whom Every Woman Loves. JACK HOI/r, Lilian Miles, Walter Connolly, Gavin Gordon, in " MAN AGAINST WOMAN." General Exhibit. No. 2 —TOM ALLEY, with Leo Carillo as his manager. Together with Tlieima Todd, Barbara Weeks, Dicky Moore, in an unusual role. " DECEPTION.". Adult Recommendation. t STALLS 1/, 1/. Children Half Trice. EMPRESS WEST ENDI EMPRESS and WEST END 1 , Newton) (Ponsonby Rd.)| | - Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. TO-NIGHT rAT 8 O'CLOCK, AT BOTH THEATRES. 2—BIG ATTRACTIONS—2 No. 1— BETTY AMANN, CARL HARBORD, — In — " STRICTLY BUSINESS." " STRICTLY BUSINESS." General Exhibition. No. 2— HENRY KENDALL In " INNOCENTS OF CHICAGO." General Exhibition. /PrvTT'T TJTTT i GREY LYNN. AJJUiliir Jll | To-night at 8 p.m. Direction : Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. No. I—England's Inimitable Vaudeville Comedian, BOBBY HOWES, in " LORD BABS." General Exhibition. No. 2— Edgar Wallace's Mystery Thriller. . . GORDON HARKER In "WHITE FACE." Adult Recommendation. |~EDENDALE CINEMA| 1 SANDRINGHAM. To'night at S p.m. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. RICHARD DIX In "THE ROAR OF THE DRAGON." Adult Recommendation. PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, ETC. IJIO-NIGHT'S THE ET ' S L L jgE "lyf'E RR Y. r T\T OONLIGHT /A -LVXQONLIGHT "I7IXCURSION. : FROM END OF CENTRAL WHARF, I AT 8 P.M. - GAR FOWLER'S SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. Dancing and Community Singing. Come 3 and have a jolly time. Entertain yourselves \ and be entertained. - . Song Leader .. The Bosn's Mate, (Mr. X). Happy Hours on the moonlft, placid waters of the Waitemata, away from the City's heat and turmoil. 4 REFRESHMENTS AT CITY PRICES, j FARE (A MERE DETAIL) 1/6. :7 A «JQUCHESS, f Auckland's Fastest and — Most Comfortable Excur- t MiSgSAmJm&m sion Steamer. s CENTRAL WHARF. FOR. jy£ATIATIA (Oneroa Ocean Beach). J WED., 0.30. FRI., 6.30. SAT., 1.45. x SUN., 9.30. = FOR (Mansion House Bay). J WED., 9.30. FRI.. 6.30. SUN., 9.30. t WATKIN AND WAiLLIS. 42-460 and 45-707. A : 5 J JjtrAxt JgRADNEY AND BINNS. C taSi• • ~i OSTEND SERVICE. J S.S. ONEWA Leaves Prince's Wharf Dally. 1 SUNDAYS till THURSDAYS, Inclusive, _ 9.45 a.m. "I FRIDAYS, 6.30 p.m. J SATURDAYS, 1.45 p.m. 1 Leaving Ostend, Saturdays, at 6.45 a.m. 9 ] jTJANGITOTO, i MOTUIHI AND *! ISLINGTON BAY OLIVE LAUNCHES FERRY SERVICE. , Leave Launch Steps Daily 10 a.m. , Leave Bay, 4 p.m.; Motuihi, 4.30 p.m.; Rangitoto, 5 p.m. Return Fare: Rangitoto, _ 1/6; Bay aftd Motuihi, 2/. 1 All Boats Call at Devonport. J N. J. INGLIS, Proprietor. - a Phone 42-133. 7 4 Auckland retail milk vendors S AND EMPLOYEES' COMBINED f PICNIC, J To be' held .-at TUI GLEN, Henderson, on SATURDAY NEXT, Feb. 11. j Tickets obtainable at Messrs. Amburys and Stonex Bjros.' Depots, and Farmers and i Vendors' Office, Karangahape Road. * Vendors are asked to roll up and make g ' the day a success. - J. HASLAM, President, \ 7 Auckland Retail Milk Vendors' Assn. n ... ■ ~ 4 MUSICAL TUITION. Z S A VIS BRAITHWAITE, L.T.C.L., Piano- f A forte, Resumes Teaching; moderate " terms.—9, Mountain View Rd., Morningside. b if ■;-■■■■' , I 7 JZIMMER, Teacher Violin and String • Bass. Special attention to beginners. 8, Fairvlewvßd., Mt. Eden. B TV/TERVE BREE Tenches Modern Rhythmic -LtJL pianoforte, simplified course.—Warwick Chambers, 168, Queen St. 1 Phdne 41-686. B PIANO TUNING. BANDON Mechanical Music — Pianos Thoroughly 'funeU. 5/ ; guaranteed overhauls from £I.—Dominion Tuning Co I'hone 42-264. [} \ TWATERS, Civic Square, 40-702, have most reliable, efficient tuners; expert advice free ; O.verhauls, £1; Repolishing, £ 1 ; borer eradication; Tuning, 5/. D ING 47-047.—rCivic Tuning Co. Have your Player, Piano Tuned promptly and efficiently, 5/; free estimates, satisfaction or money refnnded. D a j—SOUR Piano Tuned by expert tuners. ±/ British Professional Tuning Co. Phone 42-466. D WINES AND SPIRITS FOR SALE. A STOUNDING New Year Reduction—loo A Cases Beautiful Rich Port, 25/ case.— Phoenix Wines, Phoenix Chambers. D Auckland wine co., 4, Rutland st.— Special Port, guaranteed satisfactory, = 30/ case delivered. —Phone 44-400. D ieu Port Wine. 20/ 2 gallons, bO/ case _ at depot; brings Jars. —Corban's Winer, _ Fort St. D J OA / CASE—Frontlgnae, rich, sweet Red S] OU/ Wine, delivered, freight paid.— ft Crown Wines, Elliott St. Phene 47-135. D G