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Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 87, 13 April 1934, Page 14

AMUSEMENTS. <gT. JAMES',- 1 St! J AMES'' "Where Sound Sounds Best." Sessions: 11 a.m., 2.15 p.m., 8 p.m. Dir. : Sir Benjamin and Mr. John Fuller. | TO-DAY — TWO WHO TRIED TO ESCAPE OVER THREE THOUSAND MILES OF HIGHWAY WITH EACH MILE POST A BARRIER TO FREEDOM! ... An Escapee from the Law. llMadge SY ANs H felSl Hmadge EVANSI . . . Fleeing from Love, " FUGITIVE LOVERS." "FUGITIVE LOVERS." "FUGITIVE LOVERS." With TED HEALY, C. HENRY GORDON, RUTH SELWYN. THE LOVERS OF "HELL BELOW" IN A STORY CHOCK FULL OF THRILLS. SUSPENSE. COMEDY AND ROMANCE. Also — METROTONE NEWS. FITZ PAT It ICK T It AVE LO G U E, COLOURTONE REVUE. BOOK NOW—AT ST. JAMES' LAST NIGHT OF " THE CHOCOLATE SOLDIER." FAREWELL TO THE NEW COMICS. LAST TWO NIGHTS OF THE TOUR. "THE MERRY WIDOW" MATINEE, "THE MERRY WIDOW" MATINEE, TOMORROW (SATURDAY), AT 2. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). AT 2. Doors Open at 1 o'clock. Matinee Prices.—Reserves. 5/: D. Circle, •I/: Stalls, 3/; Gallery, 1/6. Early Door Gallery, lid extra. Children 2/, 1/(5 and 1/. All prices plus tax. HIS MAJESTY^^ OSCAR STRAUSS' MUSIC. BERNARD SHAW'S COMEDY. TO-NIGHT AT 8, For this Final Occasion, J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD. Present, the Beautiful Comic Opera, THE CHOCOLATE SOLDIER, THE CHOCOLATE SOLDIER, Adapted from Bernard Shaw's famous comedy, "Arms and the Man," with music by Oscar Strauss. Final Production, TO-MORROW AT 2 AND 8, "THE MERRY WIDOW," "THE MERRY WIDOW," In which the New Comic Opera Company achieved an overwhelming triumph in January last. Box Plans at Lewis Eady, Ltd. Day Sales at lI.M. Theatre Kiosk. Evening Prices. —Res. Stalls, 0/; D. Circle, 5/ and 0/ : Stalls, iS/ ; Gallery, 1/0. liarly Door Stalls and Gallery, lid extra. All prices plus tax. Manager JOHN FARRELL. AN AUCKLAND MYSTERY. A TRIAL, IN THE COURT OF PUBLIC OPINION, IS SHORTLY TO BE STAGED IN AUCKLAND, WHEREIN THE VALUE OF AN ALIBI TO AN ACCUSED IS DEFINITELY ESTABLISHED. THE TRIAL WILL CREATE AN INTENSE PUBLIC INTEREST, AND IT IS EXPECTED THAT THE "STAR" WILL BE ABLE TO GIVE DETAILS OF THE COMPLETE PERSONNEL IN THE CASE PRIOR TO THE TRIAL. :13 TENDERS. BODYBUILDERS —Convert Car into 15 cwt Closed-in Van. —Sly, 119, Eden Terrace. 1° TJIUCE wanted lteroof House, Parnell; 1. labour only ; experienced man required. Phono 44-072. 13 TJRICE wanted for Small Fencing Job.— -L Particulars from It. W. Gallaugher, Ltd., Victoria St. West. 13 mENDERS for Painting, Renovating ResiJL dence, Doin. Ltd. Tenders close Monday, 16th April.—Particulars 62, Allendale ltd., Mt. Albert. 14 AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. REMOVAL OF REFUSE FROM SHIPS. Superintendent's Office, April 12, 1934. Tenders will be received at this office until Noon of TUESDAY. April 17, 1934, for the Collection and Removal of Rubbish, etc., from ships, in accordance with specification to be seen at the Superintendent's Office, Quay Street. The Contractor must provide, maintain and operate, at his own expense, all necessary plant t consisting of self-propelled barge or launch, suitably equipped. Deposit of £20 to be lodged with tender. Tenders to bo endorsed on envelope, "Tender for Removal of Refuse." The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. By order. H. B. BURNETT, 13 Superintendent and Secretary. mENDERS will be received at the offices J- of Kendon. Mills and Stewart, Accountants. Chancery Chambers, O'Connell St., Auckland, up to Noon, THURSDAY, April 20, for Excavation and Cartage of 5000 Tons Manganese Ore, situated Bombay, Auckland. Specifications and conditions may be seen at above offices during office hours. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. JOHN DAWSON, M.N.Z. Soc. C.E. Consulting Engineer. :13 eu;lding plans. PLANS, Specifications, Bungalows, Residences.'from 10/: qualified architect. — Kozy Home Designers, Hellaby's Bldgs . rnr„ C. PO B RESTAURANTS AND TEAROOMS. A DELICIOUS Meal. Try our Steak and J\. Grilled Oysters at the Victoria Cafe.— 55. Victoria St Y BOOK" ANn PUILSCATiOMS. FAITH'S FIGHT." by Rev. A. S. Wilson. Highly commended by Dr. Scroggie. 4/6. A