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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 208, 3 September 1935, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. H!l]lll~MAJESTIC7lllllll! Sessions : 11. 12.30, 2.30, 5 and 8 p.m. Paramount Pictures Present The Hilarious Comedy from the pen oi - DAMON RUNYON, Author of "Little Miss Marker" and "Lady for a Day. " jr SHE~~ LOVES A UNIFORM." You'll know them better by their faces than their names. PATRICIA ELLISS, LARRY (BUSTER) CRABBE, CESAR ROMERO, ANDY DEVINE, WARREN lIYMEP, GEORGE E. STONE. ALSO SCREENING "Manhattan Rhythm" Variety. "Is My Face Black" Headlines "Animal Intelligence" Sportlignt "Swat. That Fly" Boon Cartoon. Overseas News and Par. Pictorial. Telephone 4U-21O—I'lui.s at Majestic. Approved , for Universal Exhibition. Majestic, Next Friday : I . ' Warner Bros.' Musical Heat Ware, " IN CALIENTE," ■ Flaming Filming of Mexico's .Million Dollar paradise ot Girls—Songs and Laughter. Pat O'Brien—Dolores Del Rio— .Glenda Farrell—Edward Everett Horton, Leo Carillo und ltw's of Caliente Cuties. Recommended by Censor for Adults. TUB STATE SYMONDS ST. f] I I'HONE 43-G45 (Ist Section.) (111 Hi (Direction: R. J. Kcrridge.) i Note : Owing to length of Programme Performance will Comrp mence at 7..M0 Each Evening. CECIL B. DE MILLETS GREATEST SPECTACLE, H " CLEOPATRA." All the lavish spectacle o£ Egypt T-, ... The magnificence and power & of. Rome .. . The thrill of romance and of battle . . • The excitement of a Roman triumph . . . All this and more in I'araiiiount'H amazing picture of tbe love story that g shook the world. " CLEOPATRA." rp Approved for Universal Exhibition. i ... The Sloe-Eyed Siren o£ the • Nile . . . and Antony of Rome! A For her . . . mighty nations were destroyed ! For her . . . nroud Caewar triumphed and fell ! Eor her Mark Antony T lost'an empire and died in her arms to live in deathless romance: The mystery o£ the Snuinx . . . the fascination of E the Pyramids . . . the beauty of the lotus flower all for ever speak of her ... Egypt :» great white Queen . . . the 'TTITIT Most alluring woman of all U \\\) time: H/ •• CLEOPATRA^___ V/J CINEMA._____J . i h L . t -TT l ' hunti - GWB - wonderland." » ALL OF MEN." Recommended by Cr».v,r tor Adul s. Soeclal "Alice iu Wonderland" Matinee bpeciai T ,,. mo rrow, -' p.m. vlcrblLir^xi^ Innroved tor Universal exhibition. ' P KRBIO LIST SUSPENDED. ELECTION. XT VTIONAL POLITICAL eJS FEDERATION. (WAITEMATA ELECTORATE). Meetings of Supporters of the National Political Federation in the Waltemata Electorate will t><- held for the purpose of Organising and Appointing Delegates to the Selection Ballot Conference as under.—

CHELTENHAM AREA, in the Tea Kiosk, Cheltenham Beach, TO-NIGHT (Tuesday). September 3, at 7.-15 p.m. DEVONPORT CENTRAL (Bond Street to Church Street), at Masonic Hall. Victoria Road TO-NIGHT (Tuesday). September 6, at 745 p.m. (Mrs. H. McLean and Mr. A. B. Fraer, Conveners). T\K\PUNA CENTRAL, at Takapuna Bowling Club Pavilion, TO-NIGHT iTuesday), September 3, at 7.45 p.m. NOBTHCOTE, Primary School, on THURSDAY NEXT, September 5, at 7.40 p.m. (Mrs. Sterling and Mr. V. C. Davey, Conveners.) MILFORD AND BACK OF LAKE AREA, in the Foyer. Picturcdrome Theatre, Milford, on THURSDAY NEXT, September 5, at 7.45 p.m. (Messrs. K. W. Mandcr and P. Federsen, Conveners.) B. GORDON EDWARDS, 3 Provincial Orgnniser. -VTATIONAL POLITICAL FEDERATION (GRDY LYNN ELECTORATE). A Meeting of Supporters of the National Political Federation in the Grey Lynn Electorate will be held for the purposes of Organising, etc., at the residence of Mr. J. Keale, 10. Kingslaud Terrace, Kingsland. TO-MORROW I WEDNESDAY) EVENING, at 7.45 p.m. B. GORDON EDWARDS, 3 Provincial Organiser. TAXATIONAL POLITICAL FEDERATION (AUCKLAND SUBURBS ELECTORATE). A Meeting of* Supporters of the National ■Political Federation in tlie Auckland SuDurbs Electorate will be held for the purposes of (a) Branch Organising and Membership; (b) Appointing Delegates and Executives; and (c) Considering Candidatures,, etc., Jit HENDERSON TOWN HALL on THURSDAY NEXT, September 5, at 7.45 p.m. 3 W. R. LBIGHTON, Convener. REMOVAL NOTICES. /CHECKER Parcel Delivery Removed 76. v> , Federal St.. opp. Hill and PSummer. x 4 THE Phoneries, Darbv St., has Removed to 15. Wellcsley St.. Civic Theatre Bldgs.—Phone 43-657. B CHIROPRACTORS. /CHIROPRACTIC Institute (Inc.), Lionel v^ l Duggan, principal. Wlnstone Buildings. X-ray and Pathe-Neurometer Service.— Phone 44-020. B DUGGAN. Miss Freda (Palmer Graduate). Member N.Z.C.A.. Third Floor, Winstone Bldgs.. Queen St. Phone 40-414. B GILES AND GILES (Palmer Graduates), Members N.Z.C.A., Olhvorth Building. Queen St. Phone 43-525. B HAMBLIN. Percy (Palmer Graduate), 10 years' American experience. — 603 Colonial Mutual Bldg. Phone 42-244. B OPTJ CIANS AND OPTOMETRISTS. CF. McWILLIAM. F. 1.0. (N.Z.I . Ophthalmic Optician, 147, Queen St.. next "Herald" OHice, Phone 45-222. D HAROLD SCHMIDT AND SON&. registered Opticians . Surface Lenses and Test Sight Free.—26S. Queen St. B T LOWE'S. F.8.0.A., "".CO. (Edin.), F.N.A.0.. F. 1.0. (Eng.). Ophthalmic OpUclan. Lister Bldgs.. Victoria St. 40-44!). CHEMISTS. A FTER Flu Tonic—a reconstructive tonic •**- for convalescents after intiuenza ; 2/6 bottle.— Mel vera 'b Pharmacy, Ni'v-'ton. D RALPH'S Reliable Remedies. — (Ralph 1 Sanft). —Prompt Mail Order Chemist. Dcpt. S2Ol, Symonds St., Auckland. D