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

1 AMUSEMENTS. , : THE REGENT Dir.: J. C. Williamson Picture Corp., Ltd. SESSIONS: 11 A.M.. 2.15 AND 8 P.M. You've never seen anything so uproariously funny as this hilarious entertainment. JOE E. BROWN • JOE E. BROWN I 11 "POLO JOE," I "POLO JO E," With CAROL HUGHBS— "SKEETS" GALLAGHER. Joe hits a new high goal of laughter —as he split* his pants riding—and everybody's sidPK roaring in this — the funniest Brown nhow yet. IS ADDITION "Old Kinj; Cole," "Mirfcey's Mechanical Man." "Mickey Mail Pilot." "Bi« Time Vaudeville," "Paramount Air-Mail News." All Approved ]tjr Universal Exhibition. FRIDAY NEXT! If you have nerves to feel excitement— If you have a heart t<, enjoy true romance — You will call this picture "GREAT!" Saaiuol Goldwyu Presents MERLE OBERON— BRIAN AHERNE -•- In — [ "BELOVED ENEMY.'" We have no hesitation in unreservedly recommending this jrrand attraction. Approved for Universal Exhibition. Box Plans open Now at the .Regent (Phone o'-'-SSSJ. I THE CAPITOL I balmoral. I J-il-C' KJ-txrilKJLj I 745 To-night. Positively Final .Screening: Marlene Dietrich and •'■nrr-OTDTT" " Gary Cooper in JJEi&IKrLi, A Di-iisiitiiii Knnt-moving Comedy. Also Madge Kvans and <hester Morris in " MOONLIGHT MURDER." Both Recommended bu Censor for Adultl. Rewrves (No extra I lIM'.I'J. MAYFAIR SANUKINtJHAM. Phone 12093. To night, also Wed. and Thurs., 7.30 p.m. Outstanding (iwnt Nizlit I'roirrainine. Lionel At will, Pliillii.s Holmes. Irene Dunne In v "THE SKCRKT OF MADAMJO BI.ANCHB." Recommended bu VetiKOr lor Adults. Also Kmiik Morgun. (Jenevieve Tobin in "BY YOIK I.KAVK." Recommended l/t/ I'ineor for Adult*. lOxcellent Ke«lur«-tHs. Adults o>l. Child 3d. J NEW RoYAL||||. ■ ■Hlllllllil «KINGSLANU) |||H11|1|,,,,. Direction N. Peach. Phone JS-262. This Bvening at 7.30. Katharine Hepburn. Kredric March in "MARY OK SCOTLAND."' Recommended by Cenear for Adultl. Carl Brisson. Arline .Tuclge in •SHIP CAKB." Approved tor I. ni reran I Exhibition. I 'i'lIK ACADI-.MV AWARD WINNER! VICTOR M<LA<;LEN In I I THB I MAGNIFICENT BRUTE, With BINME BARNES. PLAZA SOON. !!■)■',)„ men dril hit Irimrr tr,r Adii"- | | SHOWS. AUCKLAND METROPOLITAN SHOW. "THE BIGGEST SHOW OF ALL" AT THH NEW SHOWGROUNDS, EPSOM, NEXT FRIDAY & SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26 AND 27. GREAT DISPLAY OF PBDKiKBE STOCK Horse Jumping—Buck jumping— Dog Trials —Trotting Kbits — Wood Chopping—Dog I Show — Poultry Show — Children's Riding i Events—Decorated Ponies, etc. I NOTE.—Entries for the Dahlia Section i Close TO-DAY. I ADMISSION. 1,0: CHILDREN. Cd. The New Grounds are splendidly appointed, i and will accommodate 73,(KK1 persons. See Display Advertisement oil Page 11. CORPORATION NOTICES. ZOOLOGICAL PARK. Notice is hereby given that Children will be admitted FREE to the Zoological Park on WEDNESDAY. February 24, lit:*", provided that they are accompanied by Adults. Parents in charge of children will he admitted to the Zoological Park at Half Price on this day. JAMES MELLING, :23 Town Clerk. DECEASED ESTATES. p IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. In the matter of THE TRUSTEE ACT, 1008, and In the Bstnte of ISABEL, PATON, of Auckland. Spinster, Deceased. Pur&uant to an order made by the Honourable Mr. Justice Fair at Auckland on the 13th day of February, l'J37, notice is hereby given that all Creditors and other Persons having Claims against the Estate of the abovenamed ISABEL PATON, Deceased, who died on or about the 3rd day of November, IU3O, an\l Probate of whoso will was granted on the l'4th day of November. 1930, are hereby required to send in their Claims together with written particulars thereof to the. Exeeutore, THE GUARDIAN TRUST AND EXBCUTOKS COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. LIMITED, Shortland Street, in the City of Auckland, on or before the day of March, 1»37. Notice is hereby further given by the Executors that after the loth day of March, 3 937, the .Executors propose to distribute the ns-sets of the deceasetl ainongtt the partiew entitled thereto having regard to the claims of which the Executors havethen notice, and in such event pursuant to Section 74 of the Trustee Act, 1908, the Executors having given the notices directed by the aforesaid oMJer will not he liable for the assets no distributed by tht* persons of whose claims the Executors had no notice at the time of the distribution of the said as«ets>. Dated this ::3rd day of February, 1937. THE GUARDIAN TRUST AND BXECUTORS COMPANY OK NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED, Executors JACKSON. RUSSELL. TUSKS AND • WEST. Solicitors for Executors. 23 LAWN TENNIS. A BRUCE AND SONS.-Expert Racquet aDd RCPalra °" B r VTISK WILL, Dominion Rd., outdoor coacn- ! '"S- special reduction classes. ai-MM. It ! TiESTRINGING. O/6 to J.j/, guaranteed.— j Modern Bag, opp. Town Hall. D CHIROPRACTORS. (CHIROPRACTIC Inetltute (Inc.). Lionel Duggan, Principal. Winstone Buildings. x-ray and Pathe-Neurometer Service. — ! Phone 44-929. B T)UGGAN, Miss Freda (Palmer Graduatei N.Z.C.A.. Winstone Bldgg. '46-444. B (t I w E £. AND GIL E s . Palmer Oraduates. NZ.A.C.A.. Dilworth Bldg. 45-525 P PERCX HAMBLIN, Palmer Graduate. *• 603, Colonial Mutual Bldge. 42 244. 1