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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 286, 2 December 1936, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. > 7 —I PLAZA f—^ ' Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. 11 a.m.—12.30—2.30 —5 and S p.m. ' AST TWO DAYS nr The thriller of 193G, with a liberal sprinkling of humour throughout. EDMUND LOWE & CONSTANCE CUMMIXGS li( — " SEVEN SINNERS." — Recommended bt/ Censor for Adults. — COMMENCING FRIDAY - CAN YOU I MAGI XE AX YTIIIXG FUNNIER THAN THESE TWO* FUNSTERS TOGETHER ? The frozen-faced cigar juggler NED SPARKS NED SPARKS NED SPARKS , NED SPARKS A D NED SPARKS NED SPARKS Cockney — comedian GORDON HARKER GORDON HARKER GORDON HARKER GORDON HARKER GORDON HARKER WITII GORDON HARKER MARY BRIAN & PATRICK KNOWLES. A brilliant wise-cracking comedy farce guaranteed to bring the house down —you'll hear them talking everywhere and., telling the jokes for weeks to come wherever you go. — " TWO'S COMPANY " — " TWO'S COMPANY " — — "TWO'S COMPANY" — " TWO'S COMPANY " — A Gaumont Special Attraction. Approved for Universal Exhibition. IT'S A WOW FROM THE WORD GO! PDAX AT THEATRE — RES., 41-SSG.

| EMPRESS | News Session 7.30 | NEWTON. | Phone 27-077

6d — guest .night — 3d ADULTS 6d, CHILDREN 3d 6d 6 — GREAT FEATURES — 6 I 3d No. I—MARGARET SULLA VAN, 6d JOHN BOLES in a Dramatic Triumph, 3d " ONLY YESTERDAY." 6d No. 2—GLORIA STUART. 3(J NILS ASTHER in a Comedy Romance, 6d "THE LOVE CAPTIVE." OA Roth Recommended Censor for Adults, c-. No. 13—COMEDY. J? , No. 4—CARTOON. 3d Ko. S—STRANGE AS IT SEEMS. 6d No. C—LATEST NEWSREELS. "j T?TTr 1 AT I To-night at 7.45 XVILiLTiiIJ | an a Thursday. I PONSONBY KD. I Phone 20-940 gd GUEST NIGHT 3d ADULTS 6d, CHILDREN 3d 6d ROGER I'RYOR, HEATHER ANGEL In 3d ROMANCE. IN THE RAIN. SLIM •-SUMMERVILLE in a Comedy " i Riot. 3d " HORSE PLAY." 8d Both Approved Universal Exhibition.

ADELPHI | and Thursday. RICHMOND AV. | Phone 27-235 — GUEST NIGHT — ADULTS 6d, CHILDREN 3d rfCl WYNNE GIBSON. 6d ONSLOW STEVENS 111 3d "THE CROSBY CASE." ~ 1 DIANA WYNYARD in her best hit, ™ " ONE MORE RIVER." Both Recommendcil Censor for Adults. Tdeluxe" j I MT. ALBERT. I Phone 40-104. jl JACK BUCHANAN I In a Snappy Musical Comedy, I ."COME OUT OF THE PANTRY." I Approved for Universal Exhibition. ill Special Featurettes. ST. STEPHEN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Corner Shelly Beach and Jervois Roads, Ponsonby, Heme Bay. HANDEL'S "MESSIAH" Will 'be rendered in the above Church by ! the Combined Choirs of ST. STEPHEN'S AND ST. JAMES'. TO-NIGHT (WED.), DEC. 2. At 7.45 p.m. Soloists : Soprano Miss Jean Morrison. Contralto Miss Mina Caldow. Tenor Mr. Lambert Harvej-. Bass Mr. Len. Barnes. Conductor Mr. G. T. Lee. Organist Mr. W. H. Simpson. 2 TO STATION IZB 6.15 P.M. THURSDAY NIGHT FOR "ADVENTURE BOUND.' : SPORTING.'

AUCKLAND RACING CLUB. SUMMER MEETING, 1936-37. DECEMBER 26 AND 29, AND * JANUARY 1 AND 2. GENERAL ENTRIES (£1 each) CLOSE on FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, by FIVE O'CLOCK. At same time FORFEITS (£1 each) must be declared for G.N. DERBY, ROYAL STAKES, G.N. FOAL STAKES. FEES must accompany in each instance. W. S. SPENCE, 3 Secretary. BOROUGH NOTICES. g PEC! CLEAN-UP I Householders are re- ! Ji quested to note that a iTBt Special Collection of Tins, i yaSaSBICEyy Rubbish, etc., will be | made throughout the Borough dufing the I week commencing MONDAY, December 7, 1930. The Special Collection will be made in the various parts of the Borough on the same days as the Ordinary House Refuse | Collection, but householders are notified that a Separate Collection is being made, anil are requested to place all Tins, Kubbisn, etc., ON THE KERB LINE, in a compact j heap the evening before collection is made. NOTE.—Ordinary Household Refuse will be collected as usual. In the interests of public health, householders are urged to take advantage of this Special Clean-up by having removed all Tins anti Rubbish. In the case of any rubbish not being picked up, residents are requested to tele- ■ Phone the Contractor, No. 21-552, or the Council Office, No. 20-725. 1 '• T. R. CONG ALTON,• ._ Town Clerk. •utcember 1, 1936. .5