AMUSEMENTS. Heated.^* ,, *^ ( CRYSTAL PALACE) MT, EDEN. Phone 20-573^ Amalgsunateu Theatres, Ltd. To-night at S o'clock. THE BEST HOLIDAY ENTERTAINMENT IN AUCKLAND. 2 Great Comedies. , No. 1 STAN OLIVER LAUREL and HARDY In " "OABES TN mOYLAND." "-"ahes -Ln J-oylaxd." No. 2 RALPH GORDON LYNN and HARKER in " THIRTY TTTORK." " YV ORK." Both Approved Jo? Universal Exhibition. USUAL POPULAR PRICES. jj Final Screening To-night. RIALTO""N V. Newmarket. Phone 4G-009. J j Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. I To-night at 7.45 p.m. The Photoplay Supreme! NORMA SHEARER, FREDRIC MARCH, CHARLES LAUGHTON, ! IN " rruiE t>ai:retts /~\f QJTREET." Recommended by Censor for Adults. SPECIAL FEATURETTES. Usual Prices. Reserves No Extra. STALLS —Resewes No Extra —CIRCLE 1 / 1 /fi v - ....iiiiHlHm,,. v I DOMINION ROAD. | PRINCESS THEATRE 1 I PHONE 21-43!). I Perfect '' 11111 111 I 1111 ''' Super l'ictures ''111" Sound. To-night at 8. Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. The Sweetest Story Ever Told. ANNE f\F rjJREEN NNE *JTrEEN vTaBLES." With TOM BROWN, ANNE SHIRLEY, HELEN WESTLEY. Approved for Universal Exhibition. SUPERB FEATURETTES, including Ted' Fiorito's Band in "THIS BONDAGE." I EMPRESS |~ T O -ni S^Tt oN s. Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Phone 27-077. Special King's Birthday Programme. WARNER TDAXTER, TITYBNA TOY, AKNER -BAXTER, -IM-XKNA In a Groat Racing Comedy " BROADWAY BILL." Approved for Universal Exhibition. PAT PATTERSON, LEW AYRES, In " LOTTERY LOVER." Recommended by Censor for Adults. I alexandralt^s^i Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Phone IG-C47 P( Special Holiday Programme. JOAN CRAWFORD, CLARK GABLE, JOAN CRAWFORD, CLAKK GABLE, " CHAINED." Recommended by Censor for Adults. Special Featurettes. Free Bus leaves Lake Rd. 7.40, Ellerslie 7.45, Penrose 7.50.
[<^^ATING^^^ WEDNESDAY NIGHT. ROUSHWORTH'S RINK. ATTA SHIELD HOCKEY MATCH, RADIO, LTD. V. GEO. COURTS. Patrons Vote to decide what our first BIG CARNIVAL Is to foe. • SPECIAL. At 9 p.m.—XYLOPHONE SOLO by NORMAN SHARPE, Late Marco Symphony Orchestra. Admission, 6d; Skates, Cd; Floorage, 6d. ROUSHWORTH'S RINK. /"NENERJL SIR GEORGE RICHARDSON VJT Taking the Chair at the MONSTER DIGGERS' COMMUNITY SING IN TOWN HALL, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 8 P.M. x 4 EXHIBITIONS. PLUNKET MfS7% PHOTOGRAPHIC SgSsflKr EXHIBITION. OPEN DAILY AT MILNE & CHOYCE, LTD.. .COME INLAND VOTE FOR YOUR FAVOURITE PHOTOGRAPH. THE PUBLIC ARE THE JUDGES. VOTES ONE PENNY. SUPPORT THE PLUNKET SOCIETY. FUNDS URGENTLY NEEDED. -\4 LEGAL NOTICES. M R - W. P. B AKER, LLB " BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, Begs to announce that he has commenced the practice of his profession at 110, SOUTHERN CROSS BLDG., Chancery Street, Auckland. :5 WINES AND SPIRITS FOR SALE. LWAYS Be Wist—Buy your Wines from Corban's, the Oldest Firm, Oldest Wines, largest vineyards in New Zealand. Bedrock prices. 5 A UCKLAND WINE CO.. Agency GreenA. meadows Gold Medal Wine. Awards 1889 Paris, 1906 N.Z., 1909 London. 1910 lapanese-British : , 42/ case. B AUCKLAND WINE COY., Rutland St.— Rich Port, Golden Sherry, Frontignac, Maderia, 30/ per case; quality guaranteed. Freight paid.—Phone 44-409. D /DURBAN'S W IN E S have won Highest Awards In open competition with the world, and have been supplied to Auckland Public and other hospitals for over 22 years. Quality guaran- - DRINK Bekker's Old Wines, sweet, best . for parties: 30/ case.—Bekker. 13, Emmett St.. Hernc Bay TUb ICH Port Wine, 21/2 gallons at Depot: bring jars.—Corban'a. Wines. Fort St. Phone 42.-463. ■\r_LLiS Celebrated Wines, established V 30 years; Port, Sherry, 30/ case, freight nnUi.—Orders. Strand Arcade. D b/l / CASE. Krontignae, rich, sweet, red O\J/ wine, delivered, freight paid.— Crown Wines. Elliott St. Phone 47-135. D SPEC. Rich Port, 3/6 doz.; No. 4 Port, 40/ ; Harmony Port arid Claret, 48/ ; Sherry 55/: Invalid Port. Frontignac, Tnwny Port and .Madeira, 55/; Special Reserve Port and Special Vintage "Dry Sherry 66/ ; Wine Cocktail and Cellarman s Special Port, 85/; Special Assorted Case. 58/. Freight paid. Delivery Free. CORBAN'S, The Wine People, Me. Lebanon Vineyards. Henderson. City Office and Depot, 28, Fort Street. Auckland. D MR. AND MRS. BAILEY AND THEIR JUVENILE PUPILS Are Appearing at the DIGGERS' COMMUNITY SING On WEDNESDAY, JUNE S, AT 8 P.M. X...
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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 130, 4 June 1935, Page 18
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