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Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 45, 23 February 1937, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. I : TO-NIGHT! j'j TIVOLI—GUEST NIGHT—7-30 TIVOLI—GUEST NIGHT—7 30 ! TIVOLI—GUEST NIGHT—7 30 ADULTS 6d, 6d. 6d, 6d. I ADULTS 6d, tfd, 6d. 6d. CHILDREN 3d. 3d, 3d. CHILDREN 3d, 3d, 3d. 5 _. SUPER FEATURES — 5, j WARNEK BAXTER, || KETTI GALLIAX, in j | 1 "UNDER A PAMPAS ,! MOON." ! i j . . 1 PAIL CAVANAGH, 2 GERTRUDE MIi'HAEL, \ — In — i " MENACE." 0 2-REEL COMEDY. 4 TRAVEL TALK. 5 j FOX MOVIETONE NEWS. j Both Approved for Universal Exhibition, j Tivoli — Guest Nighf. — To-night. 7..50. ' Tivoli — Guest Night — To-night, 7.:i0. Tivoli — Guest Night — To-night, 7.00. j PTJTMPTrQ^I - 1 To-night at a [ .T.Kli>H_.l_Q»_ I -wed. * Thurs. 1 DOMINION RD. I Phone 21-439 _j GUEST NIGHT .A ADULTS 6d, CHILDREN 3d "*" PRESTON FOSTER, MAT ROBSON In 6d " STRANGERS ALL." 3d RICHARD BARTHELMESS ... In Edgar Wallace's .A " FOUR HOURS TO WAIT." oC * Both Recommended Censor for Adults. i GTATTT i To-night only, DEVON PORT. I Phone 22-101. /'J — GUEST NIGHT — oji ADULTS 6d, CHILDREN 3d *J~ CHARLES RUGGLES, 6d MARY BOLAND In 3d PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS. CJ W. C. FIELDS in a Comedy Hit, ba „ PPg A GIFT „ " a _orft Approved for Universal Exhibition. I EMPRESS I Kewe Sesefo O n n 7*3o I NKWTON. I Phone 27-077 gj GUEST NIGHT 3 w ADULTS 6d, CHILDREN 3d a j 5 — Big -Features — 5 W» JOAN BLONDELL, ROBERT ARM*A STRONG, GLEXDA FARRELL In a .* Comedy Hit, £5 KANSAS CITY PRINCESS. «* a Al*> EDGAR WALLACES Thriller, W "STRANGE CONSPIRACY." 3d Both Recommended Censor for Adults. OA No, 3, COMEDY. No. 4, MUSICAL. No. 5, MELODY MASTER. 1 T>T?P« AT I To night at 7.45 I K__<___J_i * xhure. I PONSONBY RD. | I'hone 26-940 6d — QUKST NIGHT — 3d ADULTS 6d, CHILDREN 3d. 6d LEE TRACT, HELEN MACK In 3d u THE LEMON-DROP KID." RA MAY ROBSON'S Finest Show, rt " GRAND OLD GIRL." u Both Recommended Censor for Adults. 1 KTNO'S j" Final Screening, I iVIXNUD I To-night at 8 I NOBTHCOTB. 1 Phone 19-903. U GEORGE O'BRIEN In a Great Western, "DANIEL BOONE." Approve* jor Universal Exhibition. ' EDUCATIONAL \ UCKLAND EDUCATION BOASD. ONBHUNGA TECHNICAL CLASSES. Classes are proposed in the following sobjecta:—Boglish, Arithmetic. Book-keeping, Shorthand, Typewriting, Dressmaking, Mechanical Drawing, Economics, French. Enrolments at Technical School, Onehunga, Monday to Thursday, 7-8 p-m. A. BBASLBY. M.A. Local Superintendent. Phone 13-768. 23 AUCKLAND KINDERGARTEN ASSOCIATION. FREE KINDERGARTENS REOPEN ON MONDAY, MARCH 1. The Principal, Mies C. M. Colegrove, wiU be at the Myers Free Kindergarten from 10 to 12 ajn. on FRIDAY, February 26, to interview intending students. 28 A CCOUUTANCT AND T>ANKING EXAMINATIONS. JT SMIKGWAY'S U N I Q O E gESOLTS. A NEW DOMINION RECORD. gJQ SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES. THIRTT-NINB TEAKS' PROGRESSIVE* AND CONTINUOUS SUCCESS. Ls«t mre jean (1982-6) 8145 Average per annum 629 Tnl*, year (1930 Examinations; 649 HKMING WAY'S SUPREMACY MAINTAINED UNCHALLENGED. ' —Ton cannot afford to experiment. —Enrol with the School that Gets Result*. —Make your Pat* a Certainty. j£X EMINGWATB CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, P.O. BOX Uβ. AUCKLAND. CO. i B -JTOW mHAT YOU gTARTING A CCOUNTANCY gTART JfIGHT! There's nothing hypothetical about the success of _LC__" Students ... nor U tWs aaecesa confined to any one year. -i'r.,.-;..>-£•■*•**«* *•■*• **»« "H.C.A." Students " * «_■?!. ?**** •ueefceafnl at ALL Exams. , ■-:.-.. M 'J* e .. practical TW** SOCCKSS *"" ■""■■"•a e* Accountancy. S^? Caawe offers a very real llfpK^^ , iAiS*?*^? , * ~1 "tedeete of -•- . v- wßw institutions. ;. . Th* first step to yonr fntnre success 1» ' to •**_ r^JK* JJARLE'S QOLLEOE Q F A CCOUNTANCT. X TD., COLQHIAX, MUTUAL LWBBOTUmTOS. >'' . , 9X>. Box 890, Wellington. k • RTS