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Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 149, 26 June 1934, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. \ NATIONAL" pPRINCE NATIONAL _ EDWARD _ Queen St. = Karangahape = Continuous, ,1, ',- o ■ 11 a.m. to 7. Nightly at 8. at S. | | S«t- M"ts. at 2. Phone 4LS,-lti!i. I'honu 46-202. LAST " DAYS, " TILLIE AND GUS," " TILLIE AND GUS," A Riot or Fun, Starring W. C. FIELDS, ALISON SKIPWORTH, BABY LEROY. Approved lor Universal Exhibition. SALLY ElLlOKS'a'nd I'.KN LYON in -" A PASSPORT TO PARIS."- -" A PASSPORT TO PARIS,"--A Laugh iii Every Thrill! Approved lor Universal Exhibition. FRIDAY NEXT. 2 MORE OF THE WORLD'S BEST FIRST RELEASES! CLAUDETTE COLBERT, RICHARD ARLEN, MARY BOLAND, In the .Most Joyous Comedy •'THREE-CORNERED" MOON." Approved for Universal Exhibition. RANDOLPH "SCOTT, JUDITH ALLEN, HARRY CAREY, In ZAXE GKEY'S Romance of the Groat Out-of-doors, — "THUNDERING HERD." — Approved for Universal Exhibition. WATCH FOR SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT! Third Annual Movie Ball, July VI. iiiH'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiunjj STRAND. ]! 111 l I 1111111 l llll.rlllll CONTINUOUS FliOM 11 A.M. Direction : Amalgamated Theatres (N.Z.), Ltd. MUSICAL COMEDY-ROMANCE. BRILLIANTLY PORTRAYED. "THE ONLY GIRL." "THE ONLY GIRL." Approved for tinirersal Exhibition. \ With / \ LILIAN HARVEY, / \ LILIAN HARVEY, /_ / LESLIE BANKS, \ / LESLIE BANKS, \ / » \_ THE NIGHT of the PARTY. THE NIGHT of the PARTY. Recommended by Censor lor Adultx. INTRIGUE, ACTION, SUSPENSE, THRILLS. A GAUMONT BRITISH PROGRAMME. POPULAR PRICES. I aril Annual Movie Ball, July 12. | /'iLEM TTiAWE'S IFT TLTATINIDE. T ADIBS' riREAT pin , T)AY, rno-MORROW (wed.), at OIK No less than CO Piece 3 of High-grade Aluminium Kitchen Ware, including j Kettles. Saucepans, Coffee Pots, etc., Will be distributed tn I.adics in the Audience. MATINBB PRICES. —Adults, 2/0, 2/ and 1/ (Plus Tax). Children, 1/0, 1/ and Gd (No. Tax). I HIS MAJESTY'S. J) Lessees J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd.

CONTINUED BRILLIANT SUCCESS OF THK TRIUMPHANT ■CLEM DAWB SEASON". TO-NIGHT, AT 8. AND UXTIIi THURSDAY. MATINEES : WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS. The Incomparable Comedian, CLEM DAWE . NEW REVUE COMPANY, In the Exhilarating and funniest of all Revue Extravaganzas, THE WHIRLIGIG, Which has been acclaimed the best production yet staged by the Clem Dawc Company. 4TH RBVUB NIOXT FRIDAY: " LAUGH, TOWN, LAUGH." Box Plana at Lewis Eady. Ltd. Day Sales at H.M. Theatre Confectionery Kiosk. Evening Trices: D.C. and U.S., 4/ and 3/; Stalls, 2/; Gallery, 1/ (Plus Tax). WINTER SHOW. AUCKLAND WINTER EXHIBITION. JULY 18 TO 28. ENTRIES CLOSE THURSDAY NEXT. FREE SCHEDULE OF CLASSES ON APPLICATION TO A. AND P. ASSOCIATION, 41, Albert Street, Auckland. Classes Provided for FRUIT, VEGETABLES, HONEY, HOME INDUSTRIES, NEEDLEWORK. ART, PHOTOGRAPHY, SCHOOLS, RABBITS, POULTRY AND DOGS. EXHIBITION SPACE SPACE IS BEING RAPIDLY BOOKED MANUFACTURERS AND .OTHERS DESIRING TO EXHIBIT THEIR GOODS SHOULD APPLY PROMPTLY AND AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT. FULL INFORMATION ON APPLICATION to the MANUFACTURERS' ASSOCIATION, Queen's Arcade, Queen Street, P.O. Box 310, Auckland. 20 CHIROPRACTORS. A AND V. HART, Palmer Graduates. • Members N.Z.C.A.. 407. N.Z. Insurance Bldg.. Queen St. 45-278. B /-IHIROPKACTIC Institute (Inc.). Lionel Duggan, Principal. Winstone Buildings. X-ray aud Patlio-Neuroinetei , Service. — Phone 44-920. B DUGGAN. Miss Freda (Palmer Gni'luiite), Member N.Z.C.A., Third Floor. Winstone Bides.. Queen St. Phono 4fi-414. B DW. DEXHOLME. Palmer Graduate, • Member N.Z.A.C.A., 406, N.Z. Insur ance Building. Queen St. Phone 45-273. B ILES AND GILES (Paimer Graduates). Members N.Z.C.A., Dihvorth Building. Queen St. Phone 43-525. B DENTISTRY. GENTLENESS and Extreme Care Is the Slogan of Howey Walker, Dentist; opposite .Tollii Court. Ltd. H O\YEY WALKER'S New Teerr. surpa-s all others foe comfort aud naWiral appearance.— 2o9, Queen St. B