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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 159, 8 July 1935, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. THE REGENT HT; N.Z.'s Pre-eminent Theatre. J. C Williamson Picture Corporation, litfl Sessions: 11 a.m., 2.15 p.m., 8 p.m. fr #• & t* *• ft~~& "fc The Gayest Show on Earth. sJV "FOLIES BERGERE"^ „ "FOLIES BERGERE" 1k " FOLIES BERGERE " "FOLIES BERGERE" & DE PARIS. "ft w MAURICE CHEVALIER A MBRLB OBEROX, ■£$> ANN SOTHBRN, Still Delighting the Crowds /W -with its Gay Story, Melodies <A •*i» and Spectacular Settings. •« _/u Outstanding Featurcttes: Jl >i I,eon Errol Comedy. Disney's « "Two-Gun Mickey," Etc. Approved for Universal >* Exhibition. W Plans at Theatre (Phone 46-888). p> & i> ft ft Distinguished N.Z. Premiere. . FRIDAY NEXT _ THE WORLD APPLAUDS IT! AUCKLAND AWAITS IT! " rnl-IE SCARLET piMPBRNEI,," " rpHE QCARLEfi , piMPERNEL," "rnl-IE QJCARLBT piMPBRNEI,," " rpHH QCARLET pIMPBRNEL." " QCARLET piMPBRXEL." By Baroness Orczy. Entertainment of Unsurpassed Magnificence. Approved for Universal Exhibition. BOOKING ARRANGEMENTS. Reservations for the Season Are Pouring In Don't Delay. Plans at The Regent (Phono 46-888). LONDON I I^t!^ 6d BRrLDIANT COMEDY BILL! 6d id —BINNIE BARNES— 3d 3d I COUNSEL'S OPINIONTf 6d 3d AnT"! 3d gj SECOND GOOD COMEDY. g^ Recommended Censor for Adults. 3d Continuous from 11 a.m. to 3d uu 10.30 p.m. " 6d Entire Change To-morrow. 6(j o , "THE CRIME OF THE q j 6a CENTURY." <5U 6d THE 'LONDON, o* , * , - g.p.o. 6d

4TH ANNUAL MOVIE BALL DIXIELAND, THURSDAY NEXT. The Committee have to Announce that all tickets lor the above function have been sold. No extensions o£ any description can be made and Positively No Sales Will Be Made at the Caibaret. GRAND PARADE AT 9.30 P.M. Sets Must Notify Entries Not Later Than Wednesday Next.

MOVIE BALL. THURSDAY, JULY 11, 1035. GRAND HOTEL. GALA COSTUME DINNER. Reservations on Application. Phone 41-810. 11 rno CHEER AND WARM ! J- Open Log Fires! Piping Hot Service! COOKE'S RITZ., LTD., :13 242, Queen Street ELOCUTION. ■pLOCUTION. ' . A request to hold a class in the subject of Elpcution, not so much for platform recitation as for a fundamental grounding, with a view to acquire a musical purity of the English tongue, is now being formed. Names required by August 1. Time and place to be arranged. Nominal fee. • Write W. E. THOMAS (Mus. Doc, Oxford ; Emeritus Professor of Music; sometime Teacher of Voice and Elocution, A.T.C.; pupil of the late S. Brandram). Address: 9, BECKHAM PLACE, C.3. 8 EDUCATIONAL. \ STUDENTS Progress Rapidly when Scientifically Analysed by James Wylie, Argus House, High St. Phone 30-937. D SPORTS GOODS. "DADMINTON and Tennis Racquets; -*-* guaranteed Restringing; Repairs.—E. N. Wyllie, Tennis and Badminton Specialist. Queen's Arcade. C AUCKLAND gTAK. ADVERTISEMENT CONDITIONS. The Proprietors do not hold themselves responsible for Non-insertion of Advertisements, or for Errors in Advertisements, through accident or otherwise, and they reserve to themselves the right to amend, withhold or omit any Advertisement. Instructions as to the insertion or withdrawal or advertisements must be in writing. Orders to withdraw advertisements must be lodged not later than 11 a.m. each day. Advertisements are received up to 2.20 p.m. on the day of issue, but advertisements intended Tor classilled insertion must reach the office not later than i p.mAll Famijy Notices intended .'or classified insertion on Front Pag-e of the "STAB" should be handed In before 1 p.m. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Are Inserted at the Following Cash Rates: Situations Wanted "I Situations Vacant | 12 Words: Personal f —„_ i n .»»(ini, M Lost and Found f One ,nsert,on ' 1/ For Sale Three Insertions, 2/6. To Let, etc. . J Births, Marriages "1 30 Words, 2/6. Deaths > Each Additional Five In Memoriam J Words, 9d. All Advertisements should he addressed to THE MANAGER, "STAR" OFFICE.