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Auckland Star, Volume LVX, Issue 268, 12 November 1934, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. HUNDREDS TURNED AWAY On Saturday. It is important to Reserve At,, Once. AGAIN TO-DAY AT 11—2.15—S P.M. '" "==ll| ST. JAMES' |H^ Direction : Sir Benjamin Fuller. A laugh tops every thrilling moment in the delightful romance of a Broadway playboy who learned the difference between "Chickens" and chickens. ROBERT MONTGOMERY "THE HIDE-OUT." Approved for Universal Exhibition. MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN An Outstanding Associate Programme includes : PETE SMITH ODDITY, An Interesting Expose of Well-known Card Tricks. CHARLIE CHASE COMEDY, "Midsummer Mush." "KINGDOM OF THE NILE," Fitzpatrick Travelogue. And a Specially Arranged Musical Programme of Popular Melodies by the mareo cjymphony f\kchestra akeo Symphony Orchestra Entr'acte— "TREES," Novelty Entr'acte with vocal chorus, accompanied by the Orchestra. * PLANS AT THE THEATRE, J PHONE 41-814. i j PRELIMINARY A NNOUNCEMENT! I The Directors and Management of J ST. JAMES' THEATRE take pleasure in announcing the New Zealand Premiere o£ " BLOSSOM TIME." "BLOSSOM TIME." " BLOSSOM TIME." Approved for Universal Exhibition. I Produced entirely in English, | — With — RICHARD mAUBER ichard -Lacker 1 T>ICIIAKD mAUBER JLVICHARIJ J-AIBER RICHARD mAUBER ICHARD J-AUBER ■piCHABD mAUBER •"ICHARD J-AUBER RICHARD mAUBER 'ICHARD -L-AUBER RICHARD mAUBER , ICHARD J-AUBER as FRANZ SCHUBERT. I _ MANAGERIAL. Wo wish to stress that "BLOSSOM TIME" is NOT a "Sound" film as previous Tauber films have been. "BLOSSOM TIME" is a Dialogue Play and every Song—every spoken Word is entirely in English. THE HUMAN, BEAUTIFUL ROMANCE OF THE IMMORTAL SCHUBERT NOW ACHIEVES NEW LOVELINESS AS THE (iLOKIOUS VOICE OF TAUBER BRINGS TO THE SCREEN THE FRAGRANT MELODY OF MUSIC THAT WILL NEVER DIE! WATCH OUT FOR THE OPENING DATE. BOROUGH NOTICES. THOROUGH OF NEWMARKET. PUBLIC NOTICE OF PROPOSED APPLICATION FOR SANCTION OF LOAN. Notice is hereby given that the Newmarket Borough Council proposes, at a Special Meeting to be held on the L'Otli day of NOVEMBER, 1034, to consider a motion to apply to the Local Government Loans Board for its sanction to the borrowing of a sum of £<>300 for the purpose of laying down certain footways in the Borough in concrete, for the Relief of Unemployment. Any person having any objection to the proposed application Is called upon to submit same in writing to the Newmarket Borough Council not later than the day preceding the said meeting. Dated at Newmarket the sth day of November, 1034. H. WILSON. :12 Town Clerk. BRIDGE. BRIDGE and 500 Afternoon, All Saint's Hall, Pousonby, Tuesday, 1.45; scout funds. xl 2 LAWN TENNIS. A LL Weather Restring for 10/ ; wonder- ■"- fully popular last season. — Watts Sports Depot, Exchange Lane. 12 A BRUCE AND~~SONs7~Tennis Special- • ists.—Restringing from 12/0 to 32/6. 94, Albert St. 45-617. C BIG Stocks New Racquets, Slazemer, Alexander, Spalding Kegal. Coaching by Jack Harrison.— Wiseman's. Queen St C BETTER Materials. Better Play. Guaranteed Kestringiug from 7/6.—The Tennis Shop, 63. Queen St., Auckland. MFS (> STATES, 73, City Cnamtiers.—Stringer ->'' Tilden's, Johnston's, Paterson's Davis Cup Racquets. Expert Restringing, Repairs. A Tf W. WYLLIE.—The International Stringer, Tennis Racquets, all makes, all prices; Restringing guaranteed, from 7/0 to 30/.—Queen's Arcade. Phone 30-863. C RESTRINGING — Get your Racquet machine tension Strung, lasts twice as long.—Griffiths' Tennis Service. 13. VVakefield St. C mENNIS Racquets, special consignment; -*- full size; 9/ each; good value.—J. Jones. Ltd.,-City Markets. : 12 rpENNIS Racquets, selection over 300. -*- leading makes, absolutely bedrock prices.—Modern Bag Co.. 400 Onrpn St A VACANCIES, LacTr and Gent Players essential, compffition, Sunday play; 25/; Mt. Eden.—rhone 13-317 business hours. xl 2 ANTED, Gents join Tennis Club, Heme Bay waterfront.—Write Seaside, 5503, iSTABI 12