Page 16 Advertisements Column 5

Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 5, 7 January 1938, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. < J M PORTA NT ANNOUNCEMENT! The Reservable Areas of St. James' Theatre are entirely booked out for this evening's performance . . . but there will be 1000 UNRESERVED SEATS ' On Sale This Evening from 6.4." p.m. Box Plans for the remaining nights of the season are now open at the , Theatre, and are tilling rapidly. J ST. JAMES' THEATRE Direction : Sir Benjamin Fuller. FOUR SESSIONS TO-DAY. AT 11 — 2.10 — 5 P.M. — S P.M. DEANNA -r\URBIN EANNA -L'URBIN DEANNA N EANNA -L'URBIN T\ EANNA -pIURBIN -L* EANNA -L'IKBIN DEANNA T\URBIN EANNA J-MRBIN DEANNA T\URBIN EANNA - I —'U RBI N DEANNA TAURBIN EANNA - l/ URBIN In New UHlversal's "100 MEN AND A GIRL." Approved for Universal Exhibition.' ON rriHH QTAUE! N J- HH COMMENCING THIS EVENING, Personal Appearance of (he Winner, MISS JUNE BARSON, No.. 14, And the Finalists of the IZB DEANNA DURBIN CONTEST, With a Gala Presentation of Prizes by the Mayoress, Lady Davis. Thereafter Twice Daily at the Afternoon and Evening Performances . . Exclusive Appearance of MISS JUNE BARSON, Singing Selected Deanna Durbin Songs. IMPORTANT! The Winner will leave IZB at 8.30 p.m. and will be driven to the Stage Door of St. James' in Lome Street. RESERVED SEAT HOLDERS. In view of the phenomenal booking fhe Management respectfully urge reserved seat holders to he seated as early as possible. pF j " THE LONDON." | Adults: —2 FINE FEATURES— Res : fid FULL CASTS OF STARS ! 1/ 6d MARGARET SULLAVAN \/ gj JAS. STEWART. RAY MI LI.AN'P , gj"NEXT TIME WE LOVE" /«j Hxcifing. Romantic Drama! -i / Settings—Russia. China. Rome ! -*■' i 6d — JAMES GLEASON — 1/, 6d Z ASU PITTS in 1/1 6d»THE PLOT THICKENS" , See them foil a Diaibolical Plot to bd Steat one of the World's Treasures! \ ' . ojßoth lice'mended Censor for Adults, i / , Adults 6d, Res. 1/, Children 6d. '' '■ 6d — THE LONDON, opp. 0.P.0. — 1/ I TTTnnR CINEMA I RBMUERA. I IVJ ) Phone 24-749 — To-nip-hf at 5.13 ! "Always Cool!" H ROBERT TAYLOR, Jean Harlow and Reginald Owen in a delicious satire : j " MAN IN POSSESSION." - - Approved for Universal Exhibition. . A Scintillating Comedy ! Also, == DEANNA DURBIN in a Featurette : : " EVERY SUNDAY." : British News : Etc. | GAIETY Orand Holidav Programme—To-night! — 1. 'SOFT LIOHTS and SWEET MUSIC' r An Arrav of International Variety stars 2. "POI'KYB THE SAILOR MEETS = SINBAD THE SAILOR." Colour Cartoon. Ida I.upino and Ralph Bellamy in — "LET'S (JET MARRIED." - —All Approval for L'nirerxal Exhibition. | AVONDALE = F RI., SAT.. MON.. S P.M. Magnificent Double-feature Programme. FLORA ROBSON as Qneen Elizabeth in — " FIRE OVER KNGI.AND." — 2nd Feature—OlOOßiiE b'ORMHY (.Britain's Kin;; of Comedy, pat-king —' ~ theatres everywhere) in "KEEP YOUR SEATS. PLEASE." |— — Both Approved Universal Exhibition. I For Reserves I'lione 47-753. | STRAND | TO-NIGHT. Matinee To-morrow, "J p.m. == GRACIE FIELDS in "THE SHOW (JOES ON." ; And "THE I.ONE WOLF RETURNS." | Melvyn Douglas and Oail Patrick. Both Approved Universal Exhibition. | AMBASSADOR rt- " " (.'lark Gable. Loretta Toung in "CALL OF THE WILD." —— A pprored for Universal Exhibition. Robertson Hare. June Clyde in "AREN'T MEN BEASTS." ; A Riotous Comedy. Recommended bi/ Censor for Adults. MATINEE SATURDAY — Screening "Call of the Wild," Serial. Mickey - Mouse Cartoon, etc. 11ICTUREDROME — MILFORD J At 8 p.m. (!RACE MOORE AND LEO CARILLO ill " LOVE ME FOREVER." Also Traveluugh. News. etc. Approved for Universal Exhibition. SURPRISE! SURPRISE! SURPRISE! TO-NIGHT FROM 1 IZB IZB IZBTj AT 10.3 T. "VARIETY PARADE." Approved for Universal Exhibition. j ECCLESIASTICAL. A TO RESIDENTS AND fflfj-VJ WAIHEKE ISLAND. HOLY MASS will be oflfered on SUNDAY. January !t. and SUNDAY, January 16. at Oniiha," 7.15 a.m.. and Ostend, 0.15 a ni_ TENDERS. CUTTING. Hauling TO.ooOft Logs: nuotf per 100 ft, geiic supplied.-—Ph. 43-652. g HARBOUR BOARD Secretary's Office, Quay Street. January 7, 1935. RUBBER HOSE. Quotations addressed to the Purchasing Officer will be received! uutil Noon oi FRIDAY. JANUARY 14. 1938, for tin Supply and Delivery of Plaiu Rubbe Delivery Hose. Quotation Forms may be obtained at th< Office of the l'uicliaslng Department, Qua; Street. Quotations' to be endorsed on envclopi "Quotation for Hose." The lowest or any quotation will no necessarily be accepted. W. B. SMITH, f x 7 Secretary.