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Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 127, 31 May 1937, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. BOOKED OUT AGAIN ON SATURDAY! The third week of "ROSE MARIE" I i and again the huge capacity of St. I James' proved hopelessly inadequate to accommodate the crowds! Hun- | dreds are seeing it again ... it is j still essentinl to reserve or come | early! j TO-DAY AT 11 — 2.15 — S P.M. ST. JAMES' THEATRE Direction : Sir Benjamin Fuller. Its Melodies will live for ever . . . i , | • Metro-Gold wyn-Mayer's " ROSE MARIE," I " ROSE MARIE," " ROSE MARIE," — With — NELSON BLSON J-^DDY — And — JEANETTE TIfACTkOXALD, EANETTE -*J-AC- L '< IXALD, P !■: C I A L ! The Metro-Goldwvn-Mayer Films o£ the "CORONATION OF KING GEORGE VI." Including the Procession from Buckingham Palace . . . the Ceremony in Westminster Ahhev . . . the return to the Palaee . . . stirring scenes of the troops from all parts of the Empire . . . tremendous crowds pay homage to the Royal Faimly. SHOWING AT ALL SESSIONS TO-DAY! BOOKINGS . . . are still heavy. Plans open in the Main Foyer daily from 10 a.m. Phone 32920. Appro red for Universal Exhibition. inPRINCKEDWARDT" Karangahape Road Phone 46-252. Direction : Sir Benjamin Fuller. Centrally Heated. Warm and Comfortable. Last Night! "THE PRINCESS COMES ACROSS," With Fred MucMurray, Carole Lombnrd, George Barhier. Alison Skipworth. Recommended bu Censor lor Adults. "NEW MOON," With Lawrence gibbett. Grace Moore, Roland Young. Adolphe Menjou. Approved ior Universal l-Jxhibitton. Travelogue . . Todd-Kelly Comedy. Etc. | Fuller-Hayward's Phone 26-041 | IBRITANNIAVi; PONSONBY | | Three Lamps Terminus. [ Warm and Comfortable. Newsreels 7.30 p.m. FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW and t JACKIE COOPER In "The Devil is a Sissy." Also Zane Grey's "King - o8 the Royal Mounted," Starring Robert Kent. Roth Approved for Universal Exhibition. | Fuller-Hayward's S~\ ~" Phone 22-OS3 I I VICTORIA Q_JDEVONPORT| [ Commencing at 7-30 p.m. I Edward Arnold. Joel McCrea, Frances Farmer, in "COMB AND GET IT." Robt. Young. Flonence Rice. Lewis Stone in •SWORN ENEMY." Both Recommended by Censor tor Adults. ! Fuller-Hayward's Phone 26-406 | CINEMA C_)GREY LYNN I { Surrey Crescent. To-night at 7.30 p.m. 1 ! Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy in j " OUR RELATIONS." ! Approved for Universal Exhibition. Gloria Stuart and Robert Kent in "TUB CRIME OF DOCTOR FORBES." Recommended by Censor tor Adults ■iSiSilil Centrally Heated. FINAL SCREENING TO-NIGHT. "THE STORY OF LOUIS PASTEUR," and "YOU MAY BE NEXT." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. POPULAR PRICES : TEL. 15-4"3. T3ICTUREDROME — MILFORD. -t To-night nt S. Tom Walls. Ralph Lynn and Roibertson Hare ' in a Riot of Fun. "POT LICK." Also Good Shorts. Recommended by Censor lor Adults. PUBLIC NOTICES. FRIENDS SPANISH CHILDREN RELIEF FUND. I ' The Trustees. Messrs. Egerton Gill, Ernest H. Wright, and Alfred Gregory, take this opportunity of thanking all thos« who have already contributed, and. at a later date, hope to extend their efforts considerably, as relief will be required for many months. Alfred Jacob, the representative of the 'Society of Friends, who is organising the relief in Spain, writes in reference to the evacuation of Malaga :—"Tens of thousands of people are between Montril and Almeria. on the highway by night and in the hills by day, totally dependent on a really large national and international effort for their salvation." The interest and sympathy evoked by the effort to aid the refugee children in Spain through the joint Society of Friends (Quaker) Relief and Save the Children Fund in London has already enabled £200 (sterling) to be cabled from Auckland district. Grateful acknowledgment is made of donations from churches, lodges, schools, other organisations and the many individual sympathisers who have already given to the fund. The Office of the Trustees is at 52. Campbell's Bldgs., Corner High St. and Vulcan Lane, Auckland, where contributions to the ! fund may be sent. The need grows greater and will continue while ever war conditions exist. x3l A UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. BY-LAWS, j Secretary's Office. [ Quay Street. May 31. 1937. , Notice is hereby given in accordance , with the provisions of Section 2*28 (a) of : The Harbours Act, 1923, that an amend- - ment to By-law No. 330 re Shipping ; Wharfage Charge on Fishing Boats will - be submitted for adoption at a Special . Meeting of the Board to be held on I TUESDAY, June 8. 1937, at 2.55 p.m. ; .The proposed By-law is printed and mav • be inspected during office hours at the . Secretary's Office, Quay Street. J W. B. SMITH, X <*l Secretary. - f^ ASH Orders on all leading stores.— . Consult Supreme Cash Order Co Ltd k Foresters' Bldg., Albert St. Ph. 45-443. D : COAL AND FIREWOOD. ; ALL Dry Ten-tree, guaranteed, ton 30/. ) Waiheke Tea-tree.—Phone 40-358. D j "DLACK Wattle, excels tea-tree, 9 sacks. ; J -*£l: 4. 9/6. —46-491. x i RNEST AND HERBERT CRAIG, LTD COAL. COKE AND FIREWOOD.* » Furniture Removal Specialists. Cartage - Contractors. Prompt Attention Assured. \ PHONES 47-266. 47-246. 46-609. C » "CUKEWOOD— Pine. Kauri, dry , 14 oags -L £1. 7 bags 10/6. delivered.— 33. Graham St. City. Phone 46-160. I) ATA and Puriri, 2/9 bag, 4 bags 10/6, 8 bags £1, 30/ ton. Coal, Coke, I Carbonettes, Briquettes on Sale. Ph. 15-092. ~ . x 5 ■ rj BAGS Tea-tree, £1 ; 14 bags Mill Wood, • £1. delivered.—Phone 26-770. xl f I a , MUSICAL TUITION. AUDREY THOMPSON, L.T.C.L.. Teacbci Pianoforte and Theory—Homes visited -1 1 Scotia Place, City. Phone 44-184. C