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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 49, 27 February 1935, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. STH SENSATIONAL WEEK! j 1 PLAZAy- / Direction: Atmlgamated TheatfesN. j (N.Z.), Ltd. ! STILL-- MARCHING ON ITS | TRIUMPHANT WAY, k SMASHING EVERY RECORD ENCOUNTERED. The musical romance sublime that has thrilled Auckland. Thousands have seen it. over and over again. S (~) NE ~\T IGHT 0F T OVE - / \ O NE ~\T IGHT 0F T OVE ' / \ fSJIGHT OF JOVE. / \ ; wuh / IJ \ Q.RACE JIJOOEE / \ riRACB jVTOORE / \ Q.RACE TITOORB / ! \ race titoorb/ \The girl with/ \ the voice / \ divine. / Villi/ y A COLUMBIA PICTURE. Approved for Universal Exhibition. NEW SUPPORTING FEATURES. DON'T MISS THE SHOW ALL YOUR FRIENDS ARE TALKING ABOUT! SESSIONS : 11 AM - 2.15, 5 AIND 8 P-M----RESERVATIONS: ' EMPRESS & WEST END EMPRESS & WEST END Newton. Ponsonby Rd. Amalgamated Theatres (N.Z.). Ltd. At Both Theatres, To-night at 8. ANOTHER GREAT BARGAIN NIGHT. 2 Giant Attractions and Full Supports. ADULTS: 6d, 6d, 6d, 6d. CHILDREN: 3d, 3d, 3d, 3d. CLIFFORD MOLLISON In " MEET MY SISTER." SIR GERALD DU MAURIER In SCOTLAND YARD MYSTERY. Both Recommended by Censor for Adults.

I "HTT T TT"VTT I ' mt. alber , I -L>ili LjUAJJj I To-night at . Janet Gaynor, Lew Ayres, in "SERVANTS' ENTRANCE." Recommended by Censor for Adults. BROADSIDING. WESTERN SPRINGS SPEEDWAY. WESTERN SPRINGS SPEEDWAY. BROADSIDING. BROADSIDING. BROADSIDING. ; SATURDAY NEXT; SATURDAY NEXT. *2' ATHLETIC SPORTS. -jps • DOMAIN. rfS£\ DOMAI N. SATURDAY, 2 P.M. AMATEUR ATHLETICS. PROVINCIAL PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIPS. CHAMPIONSHIPS. SPRINT CLASH. A. J. ELLIOT t. W. S. BAINBRIDGE. 880 YARDS. A. J. iSAYBRS v. C. G. KBDGLBY. ADMISSION, 1/; STAND. 1/; CAKS, 1/i CHILDREN, 6d. 2< PUBLIC NOTICES. A UCKLAND UNIVERSITY COLLEGE.

ENROLMENT OF FIRST TEAR STUDENTS. The Chairman of the Professorial Board and the Deans of the Faculties will be in attendance in the College Library at the following hours for interview: — Friday, March I.—lo a.m.-12 noon, 4 p.m.5.30 p.m. Saturday, March 2.—10 a.m.-12 noon. Every first year student must interview the Dean of his Faculty, so that his proposed course of study may be checked. , Students, other than those entering upon their first year, are reminded that they must enrol not later than the end of the first week of term, i.e., March 9. M. R. O'SHBA, :x27 Registrar. -p L, A M SCHOOL OF Ali T. VACATION EXTENDED TO MARCH 4. FIRST DAY: TUESDAY. MARCH 5. No Enrolments on Monday. March 4. :2 • A. J. C. FISHER, Director. TOILET SPECIALISTS. U BARRIE Salon Specialises in Face Massage, Milk Packs, Eye Lash and Brow Tinting.—Phone 43-395. A GENUINE Permanent Wave, 10/6, Marcel and Water Waving, 2/6, wors guaranteed. — Miss Pollock, 27. Security Bldgs. 42-129. D H~" OLLYWOOD Salon, 'Phone 41-777.— Water, Marcel Waving, 1/6; Permanent Waving, 15/.—King's Cross Bldgs., Karangahape Rd. C MADAME TATE, Upstairs. 20, Karancahape Rd. Phone 30-730.—Electrolysis removes Superfluous Hairs; Permanent Waving. 15/. WH FsS McELWAIN. established ;890.1 expert advice. Exclusive methods. I Free consultations.—2U H.B. Bldgs.. Quren St. 47-700. _MW MODERN Beauty Salon, opp. Tutts. Symonds St.—All classes Beauty Culture. — Phnne 44-5.~4. Miss Spooner. '_ I "PERMANENT Waving from 12/6; Evening' L Appointments Phone 43-598.—Re0 .aid Karo J3rown, Lewis Eady Bldgs. .WHS'