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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 237, 7 October 1933, Page 20

! AMUSEMENTS. ■ I Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. ; Sessions: 11 a.m., 12.30, 2.15, 5 md 8 p.m ; THE PLAZA. THE PLAZA. The Actor of Restraint, WILLIAM POWELL, WILLIAM POWELL, WILLIAM POWELL, And his New Screen Sweetheart, MARGARET LINDSAY, Of "Cavalcade" fame. She's beautifu ("and her voice is low and sweet"), IN A FILM THAT KEEPS YOU FASCINATED. " pRIVATE £»2 " " pRIVATE jQETECTIVE gO " You'll see a very different Powell as a dis credited Secret Service man. Forced t< earn a living spying (and preying) oi wayward wives, he found the task bcarin] : "false witness" against the woman he love< too loathsome to go through with, so " PRIVATE DETECTIVE 02 " Showed what stuff he was made of. A Splendid Array of Featurettes includes "Around the World in 8 Minutes," A Satire. "Main Streets of the World," Travelogue, a Cartoon, and a Comedy. Approved for Universal Exhibition. PLANS AT THEATRE — rIIONE 41-BSO IT'S NOW SHOWING ! I EMPRESS I WEST ENDI'i EMPRESS AND WEST END] | Newton Ponaonby Rd. | j ! Phone 27-077. Phone 26-940. ! TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT AT 7.30 P.M. AT 7.30 P.M. Amalgamated Theatres (N.Z.), Ltd., Proudly Present 1 NOEL COWARD'S PICTURE OF THE GENERATION. " CAVALCADE." " CAVALCADE." " CAVALCADE." " CAVALCADE." SS " CAVALCADE." Ss I Fox Films' Proudest Achievement. I Approved for Universal Exhibition. Big Featurettes fADELPHfT To-n^fVS Direction : Phone 27-235 Amalgamated Theatres (N.Z.), Ltd. 3 — BIG FEATURES — 3 *°' WHEELER & WOOLSEY Famous Sexplorer and Big Dame Hunter, With RAQUEL TORRES. " SO THIS IS AFRICA." V/v o MARIAN NIXON and BUDDY ROGERS In " THE BEST OF ENEMIES." A Musical Comedy-Drama. Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. "THE CURSE OF A BROKEN HEART." An Old-Time Melodrama. See Brave Desmond rescue Nancy from the Bold. Bad Villain. It will convulse you. j KING'S THEATRE] NORTIICOTE. To-night at 8 o'clock Direction: Phone 10-903 Amalgamated Theatres (N.Z.), Ltd. LIONEL BARRYMORE In "THE BROKEN LULLABY." With Nancy Carroll, Phillips Holmes, Zasu Pitts, Tully Marshall. Recommended by Censor for Adults. FREE BUS- TO-NIGIIT. { IATHOLIC J^EPEKTORX gOCIETY ® Presents girf the Lrg.f II J] POPULAR COMEDY, THE MAN FROM TORONTO I THE MAN FROM TORONTO j " AT LEWIS EADY HALL. "Proved very popular with the large audience last evening." —"N.Z. Herald" (Friday). FINAL PERFORMANCE TO-NIGHT. BOX PLAN AT LEWIS EADY, LTD. PRICES, 3/ (Reserved), 2/ and 1/. Producer : Gaston Mervale. 7 SKATING. SKATING". <r 0 L Y M P I A^> RDv^v^ ONE SECTION FROM SYMONDS ST. CARS PASS THE DOOR. BE A KID AGAIN! TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. MONSTER Back -mo -/childhood tdarty. ack - ■*- o - Childhood r arty. -j /—lncludes Admission, Skates —"J / JL/ and Floorage. -*-/ Prizes for Best Dressed Girl, Best Dressed Boy. Girls, bring your prams and Dollies. Bovs, don't forget your scooters and trikes. Above all, wear a grin and let this be a Grand Night of Joy Unbounded. Doors Open 7 p.m. Specially Selected Music, Nursery Rhymes, Oranges and Lemons, Puss in the Corner, Lollie Scrambles, Competitions. See the Cream of Auckland Skaters competing, TwoStepping Waltzing, Gliding, etc. Previous Winners must Change Partners. Boys' and Girls' Races, Juvenile Novelties, Balloons, Confetti Showers, Streamers. Guest nights, Mondays, Fridays and Saturdays. 6d includes Admission, Skates and Floorage. 7 REUNIONS. OLD COLONISTS' ASSOCIATION. Patron, His Excellency the Governor-Gene-ral ; Vice-Patron, His Worship the Mayor ; President, Hon. Sir E. Mitchelson. ANNUAL REUNION AND THANKSGIVING SERVICE. TOWN HALL—OCTOBER 10, 1.30 P.M. PIONEERS INVITED TO REGISTER. The Association invites sill Pioneers and their descendants (being at least 30 years of age), who arrived in New Zealand prior to ISB3, to enrol as Members. No fee r>r subscription is required. Membership Badges, if desired, 4/ each. Send lor Membership Enrolment Form. S. COLDICUTT, Hon. Secretary, 6, Hellaby's Bldgs., opp. C.P.0., Queen St. 7 SCHOLARSHIPS. AWLINGS SCHOLARSHIP. The Trustees under the Will of the late Humphrey Rawlings offer two Scholarships for competition in December next. The Scholarships are tenable for three years, commencing from the first term in the year 1934 and consist of free tuition at the Auckland Grammar School. A maintenance allowance of £10 per annum, payable quarterly, will also be advanced to each scholar. Only boys under the age of twelve years on December Ist next, attending one of the public common schools of the Provincial District of Auckland, and the sons of poor parents, will be eligible for the Scholarship. Applications containing the names and addresses of applicants must be sent not later than Ist December next to the Trustees. by whom due notice of the time and place of examination will be given. Forms of application may be obtained on applying at tHe Office of the Trustees, First Floor, Lister Building, Victoria Street East, Auckland, C.l. CHAS. C. BAKES, Ist 1.. W. SWAN, Trustees.