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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 205, 29 August 1936, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. ' E Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. ( 11 A.M. — 2.15 — 8 P.M. THE HAPPY HOLIDAY PICTURE ■ ■ ■ WITH SHIRLEY AT lIEII VERY BEST. — SHIRLEY TEMPLE — — SHIRLEY TEMPLE — — SHIRLEY TEMPLE — — SHIRLEY TEMPLE — — SHIRLEY TEMPLE — — SHIRLEY TEMPLE — — SHIRLEY TEMPLE — — SHIRLEY TEMPLE — Approved for Universal Exhibition. SHE DANCES SHE SINGS. A Treat for Young and Old Alike. | P THE STATE i lIIIIeIIIIs I =1111=1111 Sessions : 2 p.m. and S p.m. News Session commences at 7.30 p.m. Please Collect Unpaid Reserves by 7.:i0 p.m. From last night's splendid reception, the State will be packed to the roof to-night. CHESTER MORRIS, LIONEL BARRYMORE, JEAN ARTHUR, JOSEPH CALLEIA, PAUL KELLY, LEWIS STONE. In — "PUBLIC HERO No. 1" I— — "PUBLIC HERO No. 1" [— The inside story of a nation's most amazing man-hunt. Recommended by Censor for Adults. AND MARION DAVIES, DICK POWELL, PAT O'BRIEN, FRANK McHUGH, MARY ASTOR, PATSY KELLY. 11l the Convulsing Comedy. —I "PAGE MISS GLORY" — . —[ "PAGE MISS GLORY" — " IT'S A SCREAM ! " Approved for Universal Exhibition. | Telephone 43-045 for Reserves. No I j Extra Charge. I lONEHUNGAI , | STRAND. STRAND. | TO-NIGHT AT 7.4.5. CHARLES LAUGHTON, i CLARK GABLE, FRANCHOT TONE, — IN — "MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY." . "MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY." Approved for Univcrsul Exhibition. _ PICTUREDROME milford. I ' ALL ABOARD FOR "CHINA and I 1 Thrills de luxe with Clark Gable, .lean Har- J low and Wallace Beery. ( Recommended by Censor for Adults. ' Ci FECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT ! Special Announcement ! Ballet /concert i allet Concert Ballet /concert allet Concert I Ballet concert allet Concert at E LEWIS EADY HALL, " AT 7.45 P.M. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT 1 EISTEDDFOD. > SPECIAL EISTEDDFOD BALLET PROGRAMME. Operatic Ballet — Ballet in Costume, etc. TREMENDOUS RIVALRY FOR COVETED EISTEDDFOD HONOURS. GORGEOUS FROCK! NO. CHARMING NUMBERS. L GRACEFUL DANCERS. Also Song and Dance Section. A Wonderful Show In Itself. EISTEDDFOD ADMISSION: Stalls and Circle, 1/0. B Back Seats, 1/. ( ■ 23 _ LAT CHESTS, ROUND SHOULDERS. "1 EXERCISE WITHOUT EFFORT! W. NORMAN KERR, Reg Masseur and Physical Trainer, A.M.P. Buildings, Queen Street. Telephone 43-110. Estab. 1910. .29

DE FOREST RADIO. DE FOREST RADIO. ANOTHER 1937 MODEL HAS ARRIVED. THE LOW-PRICED G-VALVE DUAL-WAVE TABLE MODEL. Although this Receiver is very low priced and is sold on exceptionally easy terms, it has all the beauty of tone for which tlie DE FOREST has now become world famous. Tlie sensitivity and selectivity in the 1937 has been greatly .improved, and the new Radio Frequency Coils are so designed to eliminate individual can shielding. This means that foreign reception is much more reliable than ever before, and, due to the increased selectivity, the unwanted stations may now be readily rejected. These improvements give an IMPROVED COIL EFFICIENCY OF 42 PER CENT. A NEW TYPE OF ANTENNA CIRCUIT is employed, and is responsible for improving short-wave performance and considerably improving the signal to background noise ratio. MECHANICALLY the Receiver has been VASTLY IMPROVED, the soldered joints have been DECREASED BY 77 CONNECTIONS. It is important to note that the Rogers-Majestic Corporations are now incorporated under DE FOREST, which has now made a home in Auckland with RADIO EQUIPMENT, LTD., where a full stock of Parts, Valves, etc., may be obtained at a moment's notice. AGENTS: RADIO EQUIPMENT, LIMITED, RADIO EQUIPMENT, LIMITED, 30, WELLESLEY STREET WEST. IXION CYCLE WORKS, ONEHUNGA, SUB-AGENTS.