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AMUSEMENTS. SECOND BIG WEEK! X AW lilik 7 PLAZA —^ Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. 11 A.M. — 12.30 — 2.30 — 5 AND 8 P.M. ROLLING ALONG ITS MERRY WAY. SWEEPING EVERYTHING BEFORE IT, AND STILL SENDING HOME lIAI'I'Y AND THRILLED A I'D! ENCES—AND TIIEY CO.ME BACK TO SEE IT AGAIN AND AGAIN. The Girl with the Voicc Divine, (fl GRACE MOORE I), /[ GRACE MOORE | s / GRACE MOORE / GRACE MOORE K 1 GRACE MOORE |' H GRACE MOORE \ GRACE MOORE I GRACE MOORE In " LOVE ME FOR EVER." " LOVE ME FOR EVER." The star of "One Night of Love," glittering brighter than ever. With THE METROPOLITAN STAR TENOR, MICHAEL BARTLETT. Approved for Universal Exhibition. PLAN AT THEATRE. RESERVATIONS: 41-586. EMPRESS | To-niglit at S. NEWTON. I Phone 27-077. The only Guest Night Show in the Newton District. , ADULTS 6d, CHILDREN 3d. MYRNA LOY, RAMON NOVARRO In "A NIGHT IN CAIRO." CHARLES FARRELL, JOAN BENNETT In " SALOME JANE." j Roth Recommended Censor for Adults. ADELPHI ~ To-night at 7.45. RICHMOND AV. Phone 27-235. — GUEST NIGHT ADULTS 6d, CHILDREN 3d. JOHNNY lIINES, UNA MERKEL In WHISTLING IN THE DARK CONSTANCE BENNETT In " OUR BETTERS." • Both Recommended Censor for Adults. KING'S To-night at 8. NOKTHCOTE. Phone 10-003. ADULTS Oil, CHILDREN 3d. Lionel Barrvmnre. Gloria Stuart in "SWEEPINGS." Rccommcnded by Censor for Adults. Usual Free Bus Do Luxe Supports. DE. LUXE To-night at 8. MT. ALBERT. Electrically Heated Edmund Lowe. Victor McLaglen in "THE GREAT HOTEL MURDER." Randolph Scott, Kay Johnson in "VILLAGE TALE.''' Both Rccommcnded Censor for Adults You Missed It In Town. See It At THE STAR BD - Daily, 2 p.m. Night (Shorts 7.30 till) 8 p.m. TO-DAY (WED.). THI'RS. and FRI. "OPERATOR 13," Featuring Marion Davies and Gary Cooper. "GIRL WITHOUT A ROOM," Featuring Charles Farrell. Charlie Ruggles and Marguerite Churchill. Both Rccommcndcd by Censor lor Adults. COMING : "THE LIVES OK A BENGAL LANCER." OCTOBER 2(1. 2S (Labour Day) and 20. C 7) "GREY' LYNN~~| (7") Vjlx CINEMA. | Last Night at 7.45. I'lione 26-100. SPECIAL REQUEST SEASON. OF A JgENGAL J^ANCER." Approved lor Universal Exhibition. GEORGE BRENT, ANN DVORAK, in " HOUSEWIFE." Recommended bii Censor for Adults. Comm. Fri.: "RUGGLES OF RED GAP," and "RUMBA." I MAVFATP I S A NDR INGHAM. | MAYJAIR I To-night at S p.m. GUEST NIGHT programme. Ralph Bellam.v* and Gloria Stuart in "AIR MAIL." Roser Prior, in "MOONLIGHT AND PRETZELS." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. ADULTS, 6D; CHILDREN, 3D. "mHB Glory of Vienna and the envy JL of the World." The Historic VIENNA BOYS' CHOIR. "Youth joyous, beautiful and harmonious ... an inspiration to all who arc privileged to hear them." 16 —"The Age," Melbourne, 4/0/35. TflOR BRIDGE and other social affairsl)Ook the delightful RITZ. Available Afternoons and Evenings at moderate cost. :19 242, Queen Street. BUILDING SOCIETIES. mI THE AUCKLAND CO-OPERATIVE TERMINATING BUILDING SOCIETY. APPRO PR IA TIO N S SOCIETY'S OFFICE, THURSDAY, OCT. 31, 1935. BALLOTSGROUPS 44, 52. SS, 66, 67 and 60. SALES.— GROUPS 54, 50. 64 and 65. LAST PAY DAY: TUESDAY. OCT. 20. All Shares should be made Financial. NEW "B" GROUP 72. FREQUENT BALLOTS AND EASY REPAYMENTS. _ THE BEST GROUP TO DATE. AS THE FIRST BALLOT HAS TAKEN PLACE, SPECIAL TERMS ARE AVAILABLE TO APPLICANTS FOR THE FEW REMAINING SHARES. DO NOT DELAY 1 Full Particulars on Application at The Society's Office. A.C.T. Building, Wellesley Street West. Write or Call. xl « E. H. GIBBONS. Secretary. RESTAURANTS AND TEAROOMS. IJIIIE STRONGEST EGG PRESERVER IS WIIITTOME'S. NO FAILURES. Stocked by All Stores. SEE PAGE 14. , 16 3 COURSES, 1/ — Prior's, Strand Arcade, opp. Savings Bank. Breakfast 7 to 0 a.m. Meals all day. W