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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 186, 8 August 1935, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. NATIONAL PRINCE _ NATIONAL, EDWARD = Queen St. = Karangahape = Special Road. Sessions at Matinees at 2. 11.1. 3. 5& 8. NigMly at 7.45. Phone 42-169. Phone 46-252. FINAL SCREENINGS TO-DAY ALEXANDER KORDA'S 'THE SCARLET PIMPERNEL. , 'THE SCARLET PIMPERNEL. , 'THE SCARLET PIMPERNEL.' London Films — United Artists. Approved for Universal Exhibition. TO-MORROW! SENSATIONAL DOUBLE ATTRACTION! At Both Theatres. FLASH! FLASH! FLASH! Watch This Space for To-morrow's Announcements! 1400 SEATS AT 1/ & 1/6. In Each Theatre. f |||ilill|||li<iii|||||i||||M J STRAND. i 111111111 l li l .,,.idliiuni[ ! Continuous from 11 a.m. Direction : Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. LAST DAY. . ALLE-N MOWBRAY, in I "NIGHT LIFE of the GODS." | ROGER PRYOR, in I " I LIKE IT THAT WAY. , ' | Both Approved tor Universal Exhibition. — TO-MORROW — A SUPER ATTRACTION. r CIVIC THEATRETTE. N§ TO-MORROW, \ 11.0—2.15—8.0. ADULTS CHILDREN 6d 3d / /JACK HOLT, \ / / GENEVIEVE TOBIN, \ 1 / GEORGE B. STONE, 1 / 1 IN / ' / \ THE WRECKER. / I ft V^/ 7^ AND EXTRA SPECIAL SUPPORTS. Approved for Universal Exhibition. CHILDREN'S GIFT SESSION, SATURDAY, 2.15 P.M. (7) ~GREY "LYNN If?) \Zs CINEMA. |^—^ To-night at 7.45. Phone 26-40 C. GUEST NIGHT. KAY FRANCIS—LILYAN TASHMAN. in "GIRLS ABOUT TOWN." Approved for Universal Exhibition. To-morrow: "Blossom Time" and "Behold My Wife." -pRIDAY -NTIGHT {§ ING - Owing to Lewis Eady's Hall being otherwise engaged, THE FRIDAY NIGHT SING Will be Held in the CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL, At 7.30 p.m. Leader: MATT. GUTHRIB. sS COOKE'S RESTAURANT, 60, QUEEN STREET. COOKE'S COFFEE made with Cream, stimulating these winter mornings, served with Toast or Crumpet, CD. Light Luncheons, served in our Tearooms, comprise Soups, Baked Beans, Spaghetti, Sugar Corn, Steak and Kidney Pies, Cornish Pasties. For those •who partake of a light lunch this menu will appeal. Reasonably priced from 6D-THREE-COURSE MEALS are more popular than ever. Our cooking has that home flavour which our patrons enjoy. 3-courses, -j /O Afternoon Tea is made more enjoyable by the Salon Trio, with a delightful programme of music. Miss Dorothea Ryan, piano; Miss Lois Walls, violin; Mr. Harold Taylor, 'cello. SPECIAL AFTERNOON TEA AD. COOKE'S RESTAURANT, 60, QUEEN STREET. , H MEETINGS. NATIONAL POLITICAL FEDERATION (EDEN ELECTORATE). A Meeting of Supporters of the National Political Federation, for the purpose of Organising in the Eden Electorate, will be held in the Primary Room of the Gordon Road Hall, TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY), August 8, at 7.45 p.m. B. GORDON EDWARDS, JOHN S. WITHERS, Conveners. 8 NATIONAL POLITICAL FEDERATION (AUCKLAND EAST). A Meeting of Supporters of the National Political Federation, for the purpose of Organising in the Auckland Easrt Electorate, will be held in the National Hall. Queen's Areatie (2nd Floor) Queen Street, TONIGHT (THURSDAY), August 8, at 7.40 P-m ' B. GORDON EDWARDS, JOHN S. WITHERS, Conveners. 8 A UCKLAND SAVINGS BANK. A MEETING OF THE TRUSTEES WILL BE HELD AT THE BANK ON MONDAY, AUGUST 12, AT 2.15 P.M. F. E. SUTHERLAND, 8 Manager. TYPISTS. _ A DDRESSING, Duplicating, Sales Letters Writing, etc.; Direct Mail Campaigns Planned.—K. System, 34, Customs St. E T-vOROTHY BAKER, Queen's Arcade, ±J Public Typiste, Stenographer, Dupucatist work promptly carried out: lowest quote. a MISS HANTON. Confidential and Public Typing and Duplicating; moderate charges.—39. Vulcan Bldgs. Phone 30-614. ME. KELSEY. Shorthand. Typing, • Duplicating, Speciality. Polishing Phraseology.— (Now) Premier Buildings. Durham St. East- 46-688. a