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amusements. Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. AT 11 A.M., 2.15, 8 P.M. illinium H. RIDER HAGGARD'S Immortal Story, —^^sTTE." "SH E." " S H E." " S H E." "S H E." Rccovimcndcd by Censor for Adults. —" \M\M\ With RANDOLPH SCOTT, HELEN MACK, ' NIGEL BRUCE, And a Cast of. Thousands, v I Appearing Nightly, NEW CIVIC CABARET: NELLIE SMALL, | Sydney's Night Club Queen. —FRIDAY NEXT. JOIN THIS JAMBOREE OF .TDY WHERE EVERY GIRL'S A REDHEAD . . . AND EVERY TUNE'S A HAPPYUIT . AND EVERY SCENE'S A WHTRLY-GIRLY SWIRL OF HAPPINESS. GRAND SONGS, GLITTERING SCENES, HILARIOUS COMEDY, BEAUTIFUL GIRLS. The Year's Ace Musical, " REDHEADS ON PARADE/' "REDHEADS ON PARADE. "REDHEADS ON PARADE. " REDHEADS ON PARADE. "REDHEADS ON PARADE. "REDHEADS ON PARADE. "REDHEADS ON PARADE." "REDHEADS ON PARADE. "REDHEADS ON PARADE." "REDHEADS ON PARADE." "REDHEADS ON PARADE." "REDHEADS ON PARADE." "REDHEADS ON PARADE." "REDHEADS ON PARADE." "REDHEADS ON PARADE." "REDHEADS ON PARADE." " REDHEADS ON PARADE." "REDHEADS ON PARADE." "REDHEADS ON PARADE." p Recommended by Censor ]or Adults. With JOHN BOLES JOHN BOLES JOHN BOLES Singing Three New Songs. DIXIE LEE, Famous Musical Comedy Star. JACK HALEY, Broadway's Star Comedian. Every girl's an eye-stunning redhead —every tune's a happy hit — every scene's a gale of laughs . . . or u wliirly-girly swirl of excitement. THE MOST MELODIOUS WHIRLWIND OF JOY AND LAUGHTER THAT EVER HIT AUCKLAND. RESERVATIONS: 30-100. | Fuller-Hay ward's | THREE LAMPS. [BRITANNIA | News of the World, 7.30 - S p.m. GEORGE RAFT and CAROLE LOMBARD, in "RUMBA." COLIN' CLIVE & VIRGINIA BRUCE In Charlotte Bronte's Romance, "JANE EYRE." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. j SKATING. j ROUSHWORTHS' RINK, KHVBQK PASS. - GRAND jlj NIGHT. Fun For All! 1G "rpilE Glory of Vienna and the envy J- of the World." COMING TO AUCKLAND. The Historic VIENNA BOYS' CHOIR. In their Unique Entertainment of Medieval Sacred Music, Classical Operettas. Austrian l'"olk Songs, etc. 10 A FTER THE WEDDING CEREMONY —receive Your Guests in the refined, perfectly-appointed Ritz. Available Afternoons and Evenings. :19 242, Queen Street. MEETINGS. aUIE CENTRAL SOCIAL CLUB. (Incorporated.) The Annual Meeting of the Club will be held in Club Rooms oil TUESDAY, October 22, 1033, at S p.m. Business: To receive committee report and balance-sheet. To elect ollicers for ensuing year, October 10, 1935. T. L. MITCHELL, xIG lion. Secretary. QUEST CLUB, Colwill Chambers, Swanson St. A Talk on Radiant Health will be given by MRS. B. li. TURNER (member Radiant Health Club), THURSDAY, 2.30 p.m. Afternoon tea. Silver collection. xIG CRICKET. A UCKLAND CITY AND \UX, SUBURBAN CRICKET yU) ASSOCIATION. 11 Nominations for All Grades close with the Assistant Secretary at the Y.M.C.A. on TUESDAY, October 22, at 7.30 p.m. J. BALL, :19 Assistant Secretary. JUMBLE SALE. TUMBLE Sale—St. Thomas, Union St., fJ Friday, at 2 p.m. 17 PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. C CHILDREN, backward mentally, growing talking developing; nervous. illnourished. — P. Meuli, Endocrinologist, Gland Nerve Mental Disorders, Southern Cross P.ldgs„ Chancery St : C TT A.MB 1.1 N (I'ViCY)—Specialist Clliro- ' pody and Fifot Correction : American experience.—oo3, Colonial Mutual Bldgs. Phone 42-24-1. C _ GOLF. GOLF School, F. Hardman, Professional, for Results. — Ring 30-593. Tennis Supply Co., 63, Queen St. C