AMUSEMENTS. . ACTION .. ROMANCE . - COMEDY! Robert Herrick's celebrated[ novel comes to the Screen In an appeal ing fast-moving story of the great outdoors. TODAY AT 11 — 2.15 — 8 P.M. ST. JAMES' THEATRE. Direction: Sir Benjamin Fuller. RALPH BELLAMY RALPH BELLAMY RALPH BELLAMY no greater human story has been written than— " the healer." " THE HEALER." " THE HEALER." " THE HEALER." Approved for Universal Exhibition. . With KAREN MORLEY. KAREN MORLEY. KAREN MORLEY. Brilliant Associate Programme. Plans at the Theatre. Phone 32-920. FRIDAY NEXT!— The Champagne of Screen Musicals. "BROADWAY MELODY OF 1936." Approved for Universal Exhibition, , Preliminary Booking Opens This Morning at the Theatre. P'THE LONDON," | y I Opp. G.P.0.. Queen Bt. | N, Kfl (LAST DAY 2 BIG FEATURES. 6(J Da BEBE DANIELS, in , 3d "COCKTAIL HOUR." fid Recommended by. Censor for Adults. 6d ° ZANE GREY'S WESTERN, - 3d "WILD HORSE MESA." m SUSBf 3d"HELLO, EVERYBODY. 3d c A Approved for Universal Exhibition. ou Continuous from 11 to 10.30. 3d THE LONDON, OPP - G - p -°- 3d ■j rpTTn?VD CINEMA I RBMOBEA. I IUUUIV [ Phone 24-749. — Last Night, at 5.15. = WILLIAM POWELL EE And GINGER ROGERS In a Sparkling Mystery Comedy-Drama H "STAR OF-MIDNIGHT." Recommended by Censor for Adults. — first-class supporting — PROGRAMME. To-morrow: Warner Baxter and Janet Gaynor in "ONE MORE — SPRING." = Ado roved for Universal Exhibition. I /~\ \ TTTTV I TAKAPUNA. I IjrAlJli -L JL 1 Ph. 23-465. To-night. ■ — Ronald Colman and Loretta Young, in "CLIVE OF INDIA.". Approved for Universal Exhibition. ~~ Also First Coloured Mickey Cartoon.
| AMBASSADOR To'-rdgh t. | EES Margaret Sulla van—Herbert Marshall — ill "THE GOOD FAIRY." EE: Guy Kibbec—Aline McMahon in — "BIG-HEARTED HERBERT.'* Both Approved Universal Exhibition. 1 KINGSLAND"! T7°™T- — Jane Withers in "GINGER." r= Approved lor Universal Exhibition. — Paul Lukas in "Casino Murder Case." -— Recommended by Censor Jor Adults. TENDERS. LABOUR, Carpentering, Brickwork; other trades, house, Mission Bay.—Plans aiid specification, 14, Cook St. Phone 21-139. __ x! 6 PRICES wanted Painting, Plumbing, Bricklaying job.—24, Tuarangi Rd., Grey Lynn. s!6 CHATEAU TONGARIRO — STAFF QUARTERS. Tenders, closing with the Secretary, Public "Works Tenders Board, Wellington, at 4 p.m. on TUESDAY, January 14, 1936, are invited for the above contract. Specifications at Public Works Offices, Auckland and Hamilton. :xl7 IJIO BUILDERS. KING'S SCHOOL, REMUERA— CLASS ROOMS AND DORMITORIES. Tenders are invited for the above and will be received up to 12 Noon, WEDNESDAY, January 15. The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. DANIEL B. PATTERSON, Architect (Reg.). 23, Shortland St., Auckland, C.l. 17 IJIAUPO IJiOTARA rjIIMBEK QO., LIMITED, PUTARURU AND NEWMARKET. (Phone 2.) (Phone 41-960.) rjIOTARA, J^ IMU-MOUNTAIN-GROWN. Also, Kauri, Imported Timbers, Plywood, etc. Large Stocks of Split Totara Posts, Strainers, House Blocks, and Sawn Fencing Battens. Clients are cordially invited to visit our Timber Yards and inspect Stocks of Timber and Fencing Material. ; C CHIMNEYS, pumice concrete, reinforced, light, inexpensive, efficient; inquire catalogue.—Busck and Barnes, Newmarket. Phone 30-744. C FOR SALE BY TENDER. T IQUIDATORS WILL ACCEPT -L- 1 TENDERS FOR: CARS—CHRYSLER 66, 1930. New paint and overhauled, tyres, condition good. BUICK MARQUETTE, recently overhauled, good condition. RADIOS—S and 6-valve A.C. and D.C. Superhets., 1935 and 1936 Broadcast models. All new sets and thoroughly tested. ARMATURES—AIso take this opportunity of getting parts cheap. Highest Tender not necessarily accepted. Apply, CHAMBERS, WORTH AND CHAMBERS, Courthouse Lane. 18 BUILDING PLANS. ATTRACTIVE Homes, plan book just published, also Pretty Holiday Cottages; 3/6. —Architect, Box 1311. Auckland. D ' BUILDING MATERIAL. A UCKLAND Terrazzo Co., 40, Mt. Eden : Rd., Terrazzo Experts. We specialise in Sink Benches.—Phone 29-807. C BAND B. —The Mark of Quality Con- : - crete. Write catalogue.—B. and B. : Concrete Co.. Crowliursc St., Newmarket. 30-744. C MOTOR SERVICES. 1 • PAEROA. (Via HAURAKI PLAINS). i Cars depart 22, CUSTOMS ST. : gyHV-rW EAST for Hauraki Plains, 1 Paeroa, Waihi, 7.15 a.m., 11 a.m., 3 p.m. (Sun. 6 p.m.). Tauranga, Te Puke, Wliakatane, Opotiki, Gisborne, 7.15 a.m., 11 a.m. Cars leave Waihi for Auckland daily, S a.m., 12.20 p.m., and 4.45 p.m. (Sun. 4.45 p.m.). Reduced fares: 1 t'aeroa 13/6, Waihi 16/, Tauranga 19/6. Reserve Seats 22, Customs Street. Phone 44-13 S. 41-9G3. TRANSPORT. LTD. , DJ : TOILET SPECIALISTS. TITISS McELWAIN, only operator Janat It-L Data Treatments. Permanent removal wrinkles. Also home treatments. Free information. —Hallenstein's Building, Queen , Street. 30-845. C PERMANENT, Marcel Waving, Resetting, Tinting, Electrolysis, Facial Treatment. Madam Tate, 106, Karangahape Rd., Phone 30-730. MH PERMANENT Waving, 15/6; Marcel Setting, 2/6. —Pollock, Security Bldgs., [<.Queen St. i- 42-123. yIS,
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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 297, 16 December 1935, Page 20
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