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AMUSEMENTS. THE EMBASSY J. C. Williamson's New Luxury Playhouse. Sessions : 11 A.M. 2.15 P.M. 8 P.M. To — To — To 1.10 P.M. 4.37 P.M. 10.22 P.M. — Last Three Days — WARN Kit ISKOS.' NEW AND KIOTO US COMEDY, Based on tlio play by lan Hay and A. E. W. Mason, "THE WIDOW FROM MONTE CARLO," With J~)OLORES J| I0 > •yyARRBN -yyU'LiAM, LOUISE FAZENDA, HERBERT MUNDIN. "THE CHANGING OF THE GUARD." A THRILLING SPECTACLE FILMED ENTIRELY IN TECH- ~~" NICOI.OUR. With the New and Delightful Child Star, SYBIL JASON. ON THE STAGE Final Presentation of — A FASHION REVIEW — Sponsored by New Zealand's Smartest fashion medium "Service" and or;-'iin-ised by the leading dress dpsteners of Hi is country. Approved Tor Universal flxhibition. TELEPHONE FOR RESERVES. 32-660. THE ASTOR, I II DOMINION KD. | Centrally Heated. ||| Last Night, at S. Variety 'Session. 7.30. Lionel Barrymore, Aline MeMahon, Wallace Beery in "AII, WILDERNESS .' Elissa Landi, Paul Cavanagh, in "WITHOUT REGRET." Both Recommended by Censor lor Adults. Popular Prices. Tel. 21-433. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! THE MOST POPULAR DANCE IN AUCKLAND. 8-12. ' 8-12. <^peter^pan .IDEAL DANCING AND ■ ENTERTAINME NT TO N.Z.'s LEADING DANCL AND RADIO COMBINATION. Featuring ! JOHNNIE MADDEN, the Popular Crooner, Singing all the Latest Ilits. AT OUR USUAL POPULAR CHARGES: LADIES 1/6 GENTLEMEN 2/. Tasty Suppers Available. PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION. M ANUKAU by-election. A n ASB°KNB. (r fCr?lViV i\. Vjt. L/sborne, LABOUR CANDIDATE, Will Address the Electors mO-NIGHT rpO-NIGHT, g P.M., In the JfIORESTERS' rpHEATRE, QUEEN STREET, ONEHUNGA. In Conjunction with ME; J. A. L!l; „.P, Parliamentary Under-Secretary in Charge of Housing. Chairman : Mr. Jacob Elliott. And in the jyjETHODIST QHURCH JJALL, GREENWOOD'S CORNER,

In Conjunction with D{|: D. Gr. McMillan! m.p., Authority on National Health. Chairman: Rev. M. M. Dreaver, J.P. J|UNAL jy£EETINGS /JIO-MORROW. MONSTER LABOUR RALLIES ! PANMURE, FREEMAN'S STORE, PENROSE, ELLERSLIE, GREEN LAKE, GREENWOOD'S CORNER, ROYAL OAK, TE PA I* APA and ONEIIUNGA. See To-morrow's Papers for particulars. BE THERE —IT WILL INSPIRE YOU ! CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS, ROYAL OAK. 'PHONE 12-C32. D. WILSON, Organiser. x2S PUPILS WANTED. A BOUT Gregg Shorthand—Every Ambitlous Girl should learn this Easy System.—Plione 41-397 lor Free Lesson. Waketield College, Palmerston Bldgs. C A CADEMY Designing, Modern Dressmaking; 305, Victoria Arcade. 10 lessons, 32/ C. C ART Basket Work, Leather Work, Poker Work, Pewter Work, Pen Painting, Carving; Prospectus posted.—Miss Ayling, 4, Strand Arcade. C AUCKLAND Business College Teaches Shorthand. Typewriting. Bookkeeping, English and Handwriting. D Dressmaking. —Hollywood school sets the Standard in Style. Easily Learned. 19-21, Alston Chambers, t>3, Queen St. C Dressmaking, Pattern cutting, the "Dupre" way, private tuition. Free booklet. —33-34, H.Lt. Bldgs.. Queen Sr. C "TiRULEIGH COLLEGE gives expert tuition in Millinery at 2/0 a lesson. I!I> EXPERT Tuition, Shorthand, Typing.— Miss Clarke, 5, Swanson St. Phone 41-147. _C HAIRDRESSING —Former Pupils recomiiioiici N.Z. College.—22B, Queen St. A MOTOR Driving— B. A. Mayliill, late A.A. I'ost License Instructor; reasonable fees; certificates guaranteed.— Phone 20-223. . C SHOWCARD Ticket Writing successfully Taught, Auckland's Leading Showcard Artists.—K System, 79, Customs St. E. C DRESSCUTTING, DESIGNING, DRESSMAKING—For Thorough Tuition learn from the Foremost and Largest School of Fashion In rhe British Empire. Call, write or phone 47-200 for our Free Booklet. Personal or Postal Lessons. MeCABE ACADEMY OF DRESSMAKING, 4th Floor, Colonial Mutual Bldgs., 159. Queen Street. M rrWO DAYS' HOLIDAY every week-end means more time for study. The I.C.S. can train you at home in any subject, such as Mechanical Engineer, Electrical Eng.. Plumber, Radio Serviceman's Exam., Wiring License, etc. Free Prospectus sent on request—no obligation. INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, Dept. B, 101, N.Z. Insurance Bldg., Auckland, Or 1.C.5., Dept. B, 13S, Victoria Street, Hamilton. RD FOR HIRE. BOTTLE Jacks, Timber Jacks, Ext. Ladders. —Sam. White and Sons, Market Place. 44-708. D (CHECKER Delivery, Luggage, Furniture, Fruit; suburbs twice daily.—4s-924. D IjIANCY Costumes, Dinner, Morning, Evening Suits; catalogue 2d : country orders. —Desiree Hansen. Dilworth Bldg. ; 47-799. * D VACUUM Cleaners, 5/ d.iy, delivered. — Domestic Vacuum Co., phone 44-600. A SHOPPING. ■ STOP Indigestion—Use China Blend, 3/ lb.—Johnstone's Teas, opp. Kendells. MWH

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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 230, 28 September 1936, Page 16

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