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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 268, 12 November 1935, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. LAST THREE DAYS! TO-DAY AT 11 — 2.15 — 8. P.M. ST. JAMES , THEATRE. Direction: Sir Benjamin Fuller. DICK POWELL DICK POWELL DICK POWELL Warner Bros.' Smash Musical ... " BROADWAY" GONDOLIER." " BROADWAY GONDOLIER. ,1 Approved for Universal Exhibition. With — JOAN BLONDELL JOAN BLONDELL JOAN BLONDELL LOUISE FAZENDA, ADOLPHE MENJOU—WM. GARGAN, THE FOUR MILLS BROTHERS, JTHE CANOVA HILLBILLIES — TED FIORITA AND HIS BAND. Plans at the Theatre. Phone 32-920. — FRIDAY NEXT! — The Author-Director of "RIPTIDE" now brings to the .screen another ultra-modern lovi; story destined to give the world something to think about . . . Edmund Goulding's . . . "THE FLAME WITHIN." "THE FLAME WITHIN." " THE FLAME WITHIN." Recommended by Censor for Adults. With HERBERT T\TARSIIALL, ERBERT -"J-ARSHALL, ANN TTARDING, * NN J-^-ARDING, MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN, HENRY STEPHENSON,' LOUIS IIAYWARD. Plans Now Open at the Theatre. b 1 J\X\, ______ MODE U.N. \ SELECT. Karangahape Road. Phone 43-003. Daily, 2 p.m. Nights (Shorts, 7.30 till) 8. LAST DAY AND NIGHT: I "THE MIGHTY BARNUM." I ■, . ■ — And —- • ■ . : "BEYOND BENGAL." TO-MORROW (WED.), THURS. & FRI.: SPECIAL MID-WEEK ATTRACTIONS J No. I.—COLOURED PHANTASY, " POOR CINDERELLA." No. 2.—THE FAMOUS CARL BRISSON IN THE MUSICAL COMEDY, "ALL THE KING'S HORSES." No. 3.—MATHESON LANG in :- "THE GREAT DEFENDER." ; All Approved for Universal Exhibition. FULLER-HAYWARD'S — Phone 26-041 PONSONBY —BRITANNIA. "News of the World," 7.30 - 8 p.m. ' WARNER OLAND and MARY BRIAN In ' "CHARLIE CHAN IN PARIS." lAN HUNTER and MARY NEWLANDS in "DEATH AT A ; BROADCASTING HOUSE." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. FULLER-HAYWARD'S — Phone 22-96S VICTORIA — DEVONPORT. To-night at 7.30. Final Screening. " RECKLESS." "MARK OF THE VAMPIRE." Both Eecomvicndcd by Censor tor Adultt COMM. WEDNESDAY: "OIL FROM THB LA4IPS OF CHINA" And "GIRL FROM 10TH AVENUE." Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. WILL ROGERS COMES TO TOWN IX A NEW PICTURE. STEAMBOAT TJOUND milß T>END." TEAMBOAT -»-K>UND X HE J-^END." Approved for Universal Exhibition. ROXY AND TIVOLI TOMORROW. MEETINGS. NOTICE OF SPECIAL CHURCH MEETING. A Special Meeting of the Members of the West Street Church of Christ will be held at the Church in West Street. Auckland, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 20th day of November next, at 7.30 p.m., for the purpose of Confirming the Resolution passed at the Special Meeting of the Members of the said Church, held on the 11th day of September, 1935, and neccKsary to enable the New Zealand Evangelistic and Publica- , tion Association (Incorporated) to declare the Trusts upon which it is now to hold, the property at present occupied and used by the congregation, known as the Walters" Road Church of Christ. Dated at Auckland this 9th day of November, 1935. L. G. WOOD, 12 Secretary.

MASS MEETING. AN APPEAL TO ALL CHRISTIAN WOMEN! This is an appeal from 200 Auckland women to 50,000 Auckland women, an appeal to give their active support to the group of Auckland Clergy, and assist ' them e in bringing about conditions more in keeping with Christian principles and teachings. We are living in a wonderful little country, and in the midst of abundance. Fertility of soil and climatic conditions have made possible a record per capita production. In things that matter—the real necessities of life—it is the richest country in tho world. Yet, what do we find? A record per capita number of unemployed; one-stxth of our total population living under conditions that amounf practically to destitution, deprived in many instances of the bare necessities of life. AND A RECORD INCREASE IN SUICIDES AND MENTALLY AFFLICTED. What are we going to do about it? Are we going to stand idly by and suffer a continuance of such intolerable, ridiculous conditions? Or are we going to insist on a remedy? For the last four years the economic life of this country has been ONE LONG DENIAL OF EVERY CHRISTIAN PRINCIPLE, MAKING A SHAM OF CHRISTIANITY, and the results can only be moral and physical degeneration. • 1 Are we going to tolerate such conditions indefinitely? Are we going to jeopardise the security of our homes and the happiness of our families? Are we going to wait until our savings are gone and find ourselves among the unemployed ? Think it over! And if you feel that you tfish to give expression to the protest which should be felt by every thinking woman, come to tho Mass Meeting of Citizens to be held in the . • AUCKLAND TOWN HALL, . WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, AT 8 P.M. SPEAKERS: THE REV. A. J. GREENWOOD (Chairman). THE REV. MARY DRBAVER, J.P. DR. E. B. GUNSON, MISS. RUTH COLEBROOK, THE REV. F. J. HANDY, MRS. CHRISSIE SMITH, MR. KENNETH MELVIN. • '* • ■ . **■