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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 231, 1 October 1935, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. NATIONAL PRINCE NATIONAL EDWARD _ Queen St. = Knrangabape — Road. — Continuous 11 until 7. Matinees at 2. Nightly nt 8. Nightly at 7.45. Phone 42-IUU. Phone 40-252. Final 3 Days of Warner Bros.' Gold Medal Thriller, hcadcc by the one and only I'HILO VANCE), " THE DRAGON MURDER " THE DRAGON MURDER CASE." CASE." With WARREN WILLIAM, MAIiGARIDT LINDSAY, MUG 10.MO PALLETTE. The "Monster" Murder Mystery Of All Time ! Rccommcndcd by Censor for Adults. And on the Same Programme, BOBBY HOWES, MARIAN MARSH, In the Merry Musical Screen Romance, "OVER THE GARDEN WALL.' ; Approved for Universal Exhibition. Ij I 11111 1|I I 11 111 111| |I I 111 | I j STRAND. I 1111111 111 fIr .... I<f II I 1111 I( Continuous from 11 a.m. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. THE COMEDY HIT OP THE YEAR! JACK BUCHANAN In | " BREWSTER'S MILLIONS." | " BREWSTER'S MILLIONS." Approved for Universal Exhibition. Lavish Scenes, Gorgeous Dancing. And EDMUND GWJEJNN, In "WARN LONDON." Recommended by Censor lor Adults. Sparkling Mystery Drama. POPULAR PRICES. [THE CAPITOL 1 WM. POWELL and BETTE DAVIS, in "FASHION GAIETIES," Recommended by Censor for Adults. Also Barbara Stanwvck & Gene Raymond ir " WOMAN IN RED." Approved for Universal Exhibition. Special Singe Attraction: .1A DOO—T H E MAG ICIA N (Late Clem Duwe Revue Coy.). INDEPENDENT THEATRES. The Best Always. | ONEHUNGA. | | STRAND. To-night. STRAND. I FAMILY NIGHT. DOUBLE -ISTAR ATTRACTION. Ist Feature—CL.VUDETTE COLBERT nni PREDRIC MARCH, in "TO-NIGHT IS OURS." Rccommcndcd bii Censor for Adults. 2nd Feature—STUAßT" IRWIN and ALISON SKII'WORTH, In " H lO Jj EAUNKU ABOUT -yyO.MKN.' Approved for Universal Exhibition. Admission—Circle : Adults !)d, Children-Gel, Stalls: Adults (id. Children lid. Turp QT AT? karangahapio rd -tL O-L-rVXv Centrally Hentet Dally, 2 p.m. Nights (Shorts 7.30 till) S p.m LAST DAY AND NIGIIT: "TRANSATLANTIC MKRRY-GO-ROUND," And "TARZAN AND HIS MATIi." Commencing WED., TIIURS. and Fill. : "THE GIRL FROM MISSOURI" And "DESIRABLE." \All Recommended bp Censor for Adults. ' (T) GREY LYNN |0 V -— 7 CINEMA. j Vly To night, at 7.15. I'lionc 20-100. RUDY VALEE. in "SWEET MUSIC." Approved for Universal Exhibition. JOAN BLONDEL. G LBN DA FARRELLin "HAVANA WIDOWS." Recommended bp Censor for Idulli. VIPTDRTA Devonport's Premier 1 Uxvl A, Theatre, Ph. 22-908. Direction: Fiiller-Haywanl Theatre Corpn, Now Screening "LORNA DOONE" and "TIMES SQUARE LADY." Both Rccommcndcd by Censor for Adults. Ncwwrocl Session. 7.30 ti. 8 p.m. LECTURES. VWWrt)\ A UCKLAND UNIVERSITY |||ggg&| COLLEGE. ILLUSTRATED LECTURE, TO-NIGHT. -LIFE IN ANCIENT ROME." The fifth of the series of Illustrated Lectures on "Life in Ancient Rome" will be delivered m the College Ilall, Arts Building, Princes Street, tit S p.m. THIS EVENING, when PROFESSOR (\ U. COOPER will speak on "THE BATHS OF ROME." The Public is invited to attend. Admission Free. i M. R. O'SIIEA, Registrar. A UCKLAND BRITISH-ISRAEL ASSN. (INC.). A fill ia ted with British-Israel World Federation, London, 200, Pacific Buildings, Wellesley Street East. A LECTURE will be given at the above Rooms, entitled "STRANGE FACTS ABOUT BIBLE NUMERICS," by R. C. POTTER. At 7.45 TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY). The l'uhlic are cordially invited to attend. 1_ E. M. TAYLOR, Hon. Sec. JNSTITUTE. SESSION 1035. An Ordinary Meeting of the Institute will be held in I lie SCIENCE BUILDINGS of the UNIVERSITY TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), at S p.m. Papers: (1) "THE COLLEMBOLA OF NEW ZEALAND." Communicated paper by MR. F. WOMEIiSLBY. (2) "ANIMAL COMMUNITIES OP THE SEA BOTTOM IN AUCKLAND HARBOUR." (Illustrated by lantern slides.) MR. A. W. B. POWELL. (3) "THEORIES OF COSMIC EVOLUTION." Communicated paper by Mr. A. C. GIFFORD. M.A., F.R.A.S. Coffee, 0.30 p.m. 1 GILBUMT ARCHEY, Director. BUILDING PLANS. "OLANS, Specifications, Bungalows, Residences, from 10/; qualified architect.— Kozy Home Designers, Hellaby's Buildings, opp. C.P.O. B TOILET SPECIALISTS. TADIES, we accentuate your charm; PerJ manent Waving, 15'.—Madam Tate. 100. Kararigahape Rd. Phone 30-730. TP /"CINDERELLA Salon, 10/ Wave, beautiful curly ends.—Mrs. Sweoney, Room 3, Bon Mnrcbe Bldgs., Karangaliape Rd. B Permanent Waving, perfect ends, personal supervision. — Miss Jacobsen, Salon Irene. Karangahapc Rd. Phone 40-004. B PERSONAL Attention Permanent Waving, all Branches Beauty Culture. — C. Gillespie, Short's Buildings. 154. Queen St. Phone 42-01)3. 15 RONA ROSS. Ladies' Hairdresser, 00, Great North Rd.; Permanent Waving from 12/6; Resets, 2/. B