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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 207, 2 September 1936, Page 22

_ AMUSEMENTS. r yii!_jir7 —! PLAZA —— ) Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. 11 A.11.—12.30—2.30— 5 AXD S P.M. IT'S A GRAND AND GLORIOUS FEELING TO SIT EXT 11 RALI-ED BY THE HEAVENLY' SIX GfXG, THRILL AT THirRO.Y'AM'E AND LAUGH AT THE SUPERB C» >MEDY OK THIS SI&OW <>F "SHOWS. |II _ SECOND BIG WEEKL— ■ 1 — SECOND BIG WEEK! — - j The Girl with the Vo.ce Divine. ! — "AriSS. piIACE -\rOORE — I _ l»liss VTi-ACE — ! — ir ISS RACE Art.OWE — I JL IS S VJkack Ai-ooisn — i — -\riss n KACH \f OOItE — I JIK>; vT|'\ci; AL<)l>!{E — ! - IfISS /"I RACE AIOORE — j _ AL ]S S RACK Alooki-] - IN i | THE KING STEPS OUT, | - I " A COLUMBIA SPECIAL. I Approved for Universal Exhibition, . \ . With |! FRANCHOT TONE, Ed WALTER CONNELLY AXD IIERMAX BIXG. The best: of all Grace Moore r i pictures receiving the acelama--1 >i'ii of hundreds daily. m~~ BE WISE—BOOK. PLAN AT THEATRE. RES. 41-SSG. 5| ~ RIALTO i To-night onlj ' "I NEWMARKET. I at 7.45 p.m | Centrally I Phone 46-609 - GUEST GUEST XIGIIT : gue!t ADULTS 6d 6d 6d 6d. I guest CHILDREN 3d, 3d, 3d I OULoi GUEST — — Xo. 1 i GUEST CHARLES FARRELL, GUEST CHARLIE RUGGLES. GUEST MARGARET CIIURCIIILL ~ I In a delightful romantic comedy - 1 I " GIRL WITHOUT j J A ROOM." 1 GERTRUDE MICHAEL, | PAUL I\ A VAX AGH, B NIGHT ALISON' SKIPWORTH XIGIIT In a thrilling adventure, >> NIGHT —— : night "NOTORIOUS | , nlgot SOPHIE LANG." ,| NIGHT Both ltccommcndcd Censor foi NIGHT Adults. NIGHT SPECIAL FEATURETTES. I EMPRESS 7.3( > I NEWTON. I Phone 27-077 , /V 75 _ GUEST NIGHT —". oj ADULTS 6d, CHILDREN 3d. '• oCi MARY BRIAN, DONALD COOIv Ir ' 6d "FOG." ; qj -KATE SMITH, America's Foremost . " Radio Artist, in a; Radio Musicali ••6d "HELLO, EVERYBODY.£ 3d Both yApproved Tin ivcrsal K&h ibition, | ADELPHI "| •V°an<f Thursday r RICHMOND . AV. I Phone 27-235 — GUEST NIGHT : S ADULTS bd, CHILDREN 3d. ■ , Edward G. Robinson in a Thriller, '•, 6d "LITTLE GIAXT." Elizabeth Allan, John Loder in , "JAVA HEAD."/ 6d Both Ue.e:ommcndcd Censor for Adults 1 rDE'LUXE"-] To - u 't*A 7M | ' MT. ALBERT. ' I . Phone' 40-104 I Pat O'Brien, Jean Muir in -' ! "STARS OVER BROADWAY." - | Victor Jorv, Ann Sothern !n I "HELL-SHIP MORGAN." - I ' Tloth Recommended Censor for Adults TENDERS. OTAHUHU TENNIS CLUB. Tenders are invited aivJ will be received V up till Noon SEPTEMBER 15 for Tai i Sealing and Draining of No. 3 Court Specifications may be inspected at Mes^ra > Todd Bros., Mercers,' Great South Rd. Otaliuhu. —C. R. Williams; Hon. Sec. xJ t - t FOR SALE BY TENDER. F J OR SALE BY TENDER FOR REMOVAL —Shop and Fittings, tiled front, plate • | glass windows, verandah, etc. ; first-class condition. Early application and inspection invited. —Apply CASH, 129, Main Road, St, Helier's. j . S Auckland metropolitan fire BOARD. FOR SALE BY TENDER. 1 ONE 120 H.P. DENNIS FIRE ENGINE, with GWYNNE TURBINE PUMP (800 c g.p.m. capacity), which may be seen at Fire Station, 400, New North Road, Mount : Albert. Further particulars may bo had , on application to the Superintendent, f Central Fire Station, Pitt Street, Auckland. Tenders will be received up to 12 Noon - on SATURDAY, 19th September, 193 G. PERCY BUI.LEIt, :2 Secretary. i RAILWAY NOTICES. WEEK-END EXCURSION: AUCKLAND TO THE CHATEAU TONGARIRO, SEPTEMBER 5-7, 193 G. ; The special week-end excursion that was ; arranged for last week-end, but was postponed on account of the adverse climatic , conditions prevailing at the Chateau, has been rearranged for tlio forthcoming weekend. On SATURDAY, September 5. the outward train will leave Auckland 10.25 p.m., Otahulm 10.44 iT.m., Papakura 11.3 p.m., Pukekolie 11.24 p.m., Tuakau 11.34 p.m., ' Iluntly 12.20 a.m. (Sunday), Ngaruawahia ' 12.37 a.m., Frankton Junction 1.6 a.m.. To Awamutu 1.38 a'.m., Otorolianga 2.2 a.m., Te Kuitl 2.24 a.m., arriving Natioual Park 5.55 a.m. Return train leaves National Park 7.30 p.m. SUNDAY", September 6, arriving Auckland 3 a.m. Monday. Tickets for the postponed excursion will be available. Excursionists already holding tickets who are unable to take part in the excursion are requested to communicate with the Railway Department us early as possible so that a refund may be arranged and their seats reallotted. A small number of seats now available. Return fare, including return motor fare and 3 meals at Chateau, 30/. This in a great opportunity of seeing ski-ing experts in action. Excursionists are advised to provide themselves with coloured glasses, also zinc ointment to protect their eyes and faces from snow glare and sunburn. The provision of heavy boots and a change of socks or .stockings is also recommended. - ' 2 PICNICS. EXCURSIONS. ETC. gglfllllllfQ "TC" BUSES FROM Queen Street, f<» WATERFRONT DRIVE AND BEACHES. Every 20 minutes. Return Fares from City: To St. Helier's Bay, 1/2; Kohimarama, 1/; Mission Bay. lOd. Also a service from NEWSIARKET tb BEACHES. Return Fare from Newmarket, 1/2; Remu-" eca P. 0.. 1/: Upland Road lOd (Children under 15. half fare). Ask a Driver for Time-table, etc. Phone 24-78S for inquiries. L. J. KEYS, LTD. D