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Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 69, 22 March 1934, Page 28

AMUSEMENTS. LAST DAY, JACK IIULBERT. CICELY COU RTNEIDGE, In " HAPPY EVER AFTER." Approved for Universal Exhibition. TO-MORROW— King of the Rivor. he ruloil outcast white men Willi a liiiixl ot: iron to got what he had not seen for teu years, a "WHITE WOMAN," " WHITE WOMAN," " WHITE WOMAN," "WHITE WOMAN," "WHITE WOMAN," CHARLES LAUGHTON, CHARLES LAUGHTON, CHARLES LAUGHTON, CHARLES LAUGHTON, CHARLES LAUGHTON, CHARLES LAUGHTON, CHARLES LAUGHTON, CHARLES LAUGHTON, CHARLES LAUGHTON, CHARLES LAUGHTON, CHARLES LAUGHTON, CHARLES LAUGHTON, CHARLES LAUGHTON, CHARLES LAUGHTON, With CAROLE LOMBARD. CAROLE LOMBARD. CAROLE LOMBARD. CAROLE LOMBARD. CHARLES BICKFORD. CHARLES BICKFORD. A White Woman alone In an shseurc hole—it rendezvous of broken renegades —fugitives l'rom life and law. Her beauty was forever before them —this legion of the ' damned—what cruel trick of fate forced her to find Boinee among these men who "can't go home." YOU'LL XII It ILL TO THIO STARTLING ANSWER AT TIII9 CIVIC — TO-MORROW. Rhone 24-740. \W CICELY COURTNEIDGE, AY With 'AN EDWARD EVERETT II OUT ON I AV SOLDIERS OF THE KING. VV British iluslcal Comedy. \W TUDOR SUPERB FEATURE JTE._ \\\ GUEST NIGHT, TO-NIGHT AY LILLIAN HARVEY and CONRAD \\\. veidt, J" vA "OLD VIENNA." \W Approved lor Universal Exhibition. AY Hig Supporting Programme ADULTS CHILDREN VjD. IAVONDALE SSiES,™. ! t V\l GUEST NIGHT, TO-NIGHT \W Edward Everett Horton, In the \\ Famous Comedy Special, \\\ "LONELY WIVES." A Big Supporting rrogramme. I AMBASSADOR "igi 1 TT" GUEST NIGHT — TO-NIGIIT. \\\ llcnry Kendall, A\ "MI!. HILL THE CONQUEROR." \\> Approved for Universal Exhibition. | TAKArUNA iJIMI: I j"7T EDNA REST and HERBERT \\l MARSHALL in "THE CALENDAR," \W An Edgar Wallace Racing Story. SWIMMING. — 1 NEW ZEALAND AMATEUR SWIMMING ASSN. AUCKLAND CENTRE'S METRIC CARNIVAL. TEPID BATHS, TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. 8 O'CLOCK. 10TH CIIAM I'IONSHI I' EVENTS. The Best Swimming to bo Seen in Now Zealand This Year. Admission : Adult*, 1/ ; Children, 6d. 22 W. BATTY, Hon. Sec. EXHIBITIONS. A RT GALLBI:YEXHIBITION OF WORK students jOF THE SCHOOL OF ART. An Exhibition of Work by Students of the School of Art will be Opened in the Exhibition Room of the Art Gallery, Kitchener Street, by Councillor Ellen Melville, Chairman of the Library Committee, on FRIDAY, March 23, at 3 o'clock. Citizens are cordially Invited to attend. The Exhibition will be open for a series of Three Weeks, from 10 a.m. to 4.30 p.m., and Sunday, 2 to 4.30 p.m. Admission Free. J. S. BRIGHAM, 22 Town Clerk. DENTISTRY. "yiTAL Y ear S JpOR rjIEETH. Tcetli should last a lifetime—it is a matter of attention or neglect. If a dentist be allowed to save them until the twenty-fifth year, the possibility of trouble in later life is greatly minimised. Do not wait until decay or toothache drive you to the dentist. By regular inspection and early attention you can avoid major dental difficulties. You save your best friends when you save your teeth. J. H. K INNEAK ' DENTIST, 3, Darby Street. Phone 42-320. RB GENTLENESS and Extreme Care is the Slogan of Howey Walker. Dentist: opposite John Court. Ltd. B HOWEY WALKER'S New Teeth surpass all others for comfort and natural appearance.—2oo. Queen Street. B PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. J)R. JJIREDERICK gMALE, M.8., Ch.B. (N.Z.), F.R.C.S. (Edin.), HAS COMMENCED PRACTICE AT 452, DOMINION ROAD. Hours: 12.30 to 3 p.m., 6.30 to 7.30 p.m. Saturdays, 12.30 to 2 p.m. Rhone 21-050. 24 OR all Mental and Physical Sickness.— M. Kimbel, Psycho-therapeutist, 85, Wakefield St. B SS MILLER, Colon Irrigation, Foam Bath. Skin Conditions, Rheumatism, Neuritis, Colitis, Debility, Obesity, Toxaemia, Blood Pressure, Insomnia.—Brooklyn, , Phone 45-593. B