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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 43, 20 February 1935, Page 22

I AMUSEMENTS. 1 CROWDED EVERY SESSION |— YOU MUST NOT MISS THIS GRAND COMEDY. C I V I C^"^> DIRECTION: AMALGAMATED THEATRES (N.Z.), LTD. AT 11 A.M. — 2.15 — 8 P.M. LAST TWO DAYS. The New World'u Sweetheart, SHIRLEY TEMPLE, SHIRLEY TEMPLE, SHIRLEY TEMPLE, SHIRLEY TEMPLE, In " BRIGHT EYES," " BRIGHT EYES," " BRIGHT EYES,'^_ A FOX SPECIAL. Approved for Universal Exhibition. With JAMES DUNN As her Boy Friend. HERE SHE IS . . . JUST AS YOU WANT TO SEE HER . . . LOVABLE AND LAUGHABLE. RESERVATIONS: 30-100. NEXT CHANGE —i One of the Year's Best rictures. .LORETTA YOUNG LORETTA YOUNG LORETTA YOUNG LORETTA YOUNG LORETTA YOUNG LORETTA YOUNG In her Greatest Rolo — In — " THE WHITE PARADE," " THE WHITE PARADE," " THE WHITE PARADE," " THE WHITE PARADE," A Fox Special, Approved for Universal IJxliibition, Starring JOHN BOLES. A Dramatic Triumph from Start to Finish — You Just Can't Miss It! THE STATE. — /f Pi. SYMONDS STREET. {[1111) (Direction: R. J. Kerridffe.) r=r ivr YRNA T OY . -m-YRNA -L/OY, G ROUGE T>RRNT EOKGE JJRBNT tt ONI g | "STAMBOUL QUEST." | Recommended Censor lor Adults. o ASSOCIATE PROGRAMME & INCLUDES:— T LAUREL AND HARDY (IN) ■T "TOWED IN A HOLD." A COM. FRIDAY: T EORGE A BLISS E vTEORGB ■«- RLISS ~"THE~ fl= LAST GENTLEMAN." I Approved lor Universal Exhibition. ' STATE PHONE 43-045. ADMISSION 1/G & 1/. CHILD. 6d. (7) GREY LYNN (7) \ZS CINEMA. | W Last Nijrht. at 8. Phone 20-400.—Warner Baxter and Helen Vinsen. "AS HUSBANDS GO." Ur.commrndcd bp Censor for Adults.

BEYOND COMPARE ! The quiet, cool, luxurious atmosphere of COOKE'S RITZ. LTD., :23 242, Queen Street. DANCING: 1/ - M UXICIPAL H ALU -1/ Newmarket. OLD-TIME DANCING DB LUXE. pi RAND npd-NIGHT. TWO MONTE CARLO CONTESTS. SPOT WALTZ CONTEST. ALL THE POPULAR .DANCES. All Sorts of Novelty Hats. Balloons, Squeakers, etc. Supper Provided. BOH ADAMS and his ORCHESTRA. Admission, 1/. Erie Cleaver. M.C. SATURDAY NEXT—NAVAL BALL. Sailor Hats for Everyone. Admission as usual. 20 mO-NIGHT. — Every Wed. — TO-NIGHT. ■*• Come Early. 8.1."5 to 11.45 p.m. Come Early. POINT ERIN KIOSK. Your Favourite Tunes Played in Correct Dancing Tempo by LAURIE PADDI and His FAMOUS PLAYERS. Monte Carlo. Ladies, 1/ — Popular Prices. — Gents 1/G. 20 MT. pOLL'-MBA TTALL, SURREY CRES. TO-NIGHT and EVERY WEDNESDAY. THE WELCOME OLD-TIME DANCE CLUB Monte Carlo (3 prizes), Light Supper. Waltz Blues, Log Cabin, Valeta. Come along and hear our Orchestra, with Mr. Fred Ewart on the drums. The music that makes one dance. So come along for a good night's dancing. One Price. 1/. BERT GRAY, M.C. 20 rpO-NIGHT, MASONIC HALL, Belgium St. - 1 - ST. ANDREW'S PIPE BAND'S POPULAR OLD-TIME DANCE. EXTENDED NIGHT. Chocs., Cigs. Waltz Blues. Call o' the Pipes. Monte. SNAPPY SIX ORCHESTRA. Admission, 1/. Supper. W. Saul, M.C. 20 TEACHERS OF DANCING. ARRIVING Auckland Thursday, Feb. 21 Private Lessons 2/0; appointments.— S, llopctouu St., Pousonby, Ruby Sherriff. C CHALLENGE. AWARBURTON.— As you will not • accept our challenge to Public Debate, we now offer you our platform SUNDAY EVENING, March 3. Purpose, comparing conditions Soviet Union and this Dominion, providing you agree answer verbal questions. What about It? FRIENDS OF THE SOVIET UNION. 20 ROAD BOARD NOTICES. T)ANMURE TOWNSHIP ROAD DISTRICT. DOG REGISTRATION. MR. T. R. PHELAN has been appointed Dog Registrar for the above District. The Registration Fee has been fixed as follows : Greyhounds and Alsatians, 10/ per dog; Working Cattle Dogs, 2/0; and all other dogs. 5/ each. The Owners of unregistered dog after : end of February may be liable to prosecuALFRED J. LOOMB, Clerk. ! Panmurc, February lit, 1935. 20 BOOKS AND PUBLICATIONS. BECOME Successful. — "Personality'' Magazine shows how. Sample copy three penny stamps.—Webb Business Institute. Dilworth Bldgs. _ D ELOCUTION. RECITATIONS, Character Monologues, 1 Classics, Sketches (humorous or dramatic), Pantomimes, Child Impersonations.— Helen Griffiths, Castlebar Hotel. C