AMUSEMENTS LAUGHS! LAUGHSTP LAUGHS!!! Three Sessions 11 — 2 — 8 EMBASSY J. C. Williamson's Intimate Theatre WELLESLEY STREET (opp. Public Libranrt PLANS AT EMBASSY. PHONE 32-660. PARAMOUNT PICTURES PRESENT A GAV SOPHISTICATED COMEDY. Claudette Colbert— Claudette Colbert—Claudette Colbert— -] HAS TIME FOR BUSINESS— BUT j "NO TIME FOR LOVE n "NO TIME FOR LOVE" "NO TIME FOR LOVE n UNTIL. SHE MEETS— Fred Mac Murray Fred Mac Murray IT'S THE MERRIEST LAUGH SENSATION IMAGINABLE. * Also Screening Helen O'Conncll, "Sing, Helen, oIn~;" Pop<?v« Cartoon; Min. of Information. "Doing Without!' etc. Approved for Universal Exhj bit ion. Direction: Kerridge Theatres (throughout N.Z.) | STATE] ,rr/.irSTA?TEf 1.30. 7.30 — DAILY — 1.30. 7.30 Margaret, a five-year-old. with all the Courage and Charm of "Mrs. Miniver." Robert Young — Laraine Day and MARGARET O'BRIEN in "JOURNEY For MARGARET""JOURNEY For MARGARET" The Famed Novel and Readers Digest Story storms from the Screen with every vivid moment intact. Recommended More for Adults. Also . . Drama Startling Overwhelming. Wallace Beery - Mickey Rooney IN "STABLEMATES" "STABLEMATES" You'll brush your heart right nut of your eves Approved for Universal Exhibition. Direction: Kerridfre Theatres (throughout N.Z.). 1.30, 7.30 p.m. VOGUE I ' 3o, Auckland's Most Modern, Popular. Intimate Theatre. Karangahape Road. Phone 43-003. A GAY MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT. Six Great Stars of Screen and Radio. . four Tune Sensations .. a Bevy of Gorgeous Girls and a Million Laughs. Dorothy Lamour - Betty Grablej JACK BENNY — EDWARD ARNOLD in "MAN ABOUT TOWN" "MAN ABOUT TOWN" ! The Grandest. Fastest Show in Town. Also . . a Romance that is Unique and Different and made more entrancing by the Magnificent Performance of Elisabeth Bergner Michael Redgrave IN "STOLEN LIFE" "STOLEN LIFE" The story of a woman who lived a lie.. to gain a love she had never lost. Both Recommended More for Adults. HIS MAJESTY'S Lessees: J. C. Williamson Theatres. Ltd. Last Four Nights " LET'S GO PLACES" which is, by far. the finest revue stegei hsr# in recent years. TO-NIGHT at 8 AND UNTIL SATURDAY EVENING FINAL MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2. The Popular and Renowned Brigwyn Revue Company 93 — ARTISTS — 93 in the bewitching musical, comedy and dan» revue.... "LET'S GO PLACES" " LET'S GO PLACES " which is presented by a great organisation oi ;omedians, singers, dancers, pantomimists, specialty artists, including Olga Spencer, an amazing swing pianist. DAPHNE KINDLY, who Lt every performance electrifies audiences with her orilliant and very amusing ventriloquial feature ict, and a host of others, together with the HIU Billy Trio. BOOK YOUR SEATS FOR THE LAST NIGHTS OF THIS GREAT SHOW! Box Plans at Lewis Eady. Ltd. Day Sales at rheatre Kiosk. Evening Prices: D.C. and R.S.. 4/6; Unreserved Stalls, 3/; Gallery. 1/6. Matinees: 3/, 2/ and I/. Children Half-price. Prices plus tax.
CLUB SILVER SLIPPER Presenting FRANKIE and DRUM CONDON His MAJORS SPECTACULAR FLOOR SHOW! Reservations. Phone 43-703. 36. FORT STREET. 18 THE AUCKLAND CO-OPERATIVE TERMINATING BUILDING SOCIETY Notice is hereby given that an Appropriation Meeting will be held at the Society s Office. Corner of Weilesley Street West and Albert Street, Auckland, cn WEDNESDAY. March 29. 1944. at 7.15 p.m. when Appropriations as under will ba allotted:— BALLOTS OF £400 EACH—In Groups 46 and 52. BALLOTS OF £800 EACH—In Groups 64. 71. 72 and 75. BALLOTS OF £600 EACH—In Groups 103, 104, 107 and 111. SALES OF £400 EACH—In Groups 43, 49. 50 and 56. SALES OF £800 EACH—In Groups 60. 63, 66, 68. 69 and 74. TOTAL £12.300. NOTE.—Share Registers for all the above Groups must be closed at 5 p.m. on MONDAY, March 27, which under Rule 95 is the Last Day on which Shareholders can mal:e their Shares ''Financial." Shareholders will assist by making iheir payments early in the month. THE AUCKLAND CO-OPERATIVE TERMINATING BUILDING SOCIETY. V. WILLIAMSON, „ _ „ Secretary. P.O. Box 578. Phone 41-162. :15 . -LECTURES • MAUREEN MORRIS ALEXANDER Speaks TO-MORROW (THUR.). 2 p.m. l4^tJ TO WOMEN. Old Ago Is Not Always A Matter Of Years." Again at 8 p.m. TO MEN AND WOMEN. "Good Eyesight Throughout Lifetime." Doors open half hour before commencement. Avoid Disappointment by Coming Early. No Children Admitted. Silver Collection. FIRST FLOOR. BRUNSWICK BUILDING, 174. QUEEN STREET. 15 TENDERS SALE FOR REMOVAL. Cottage of four rooms and outbuildings, in good condition, situate Avondale. Tenders close >n March 31, 1944. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Successful tenderer must remove buildings within one month of purchase. For further particulars, CARETAKER. Racecourse. Avondale. Tenders to be addressed to the Secretary, Avondale Jockey Club, Box 590. Auckland. :15 TENDERS FOR SALE AND REMOVAL. Tenders are invited for the Purchase and Removal of all that unoccupied WOODEN DWELLING AND OUTBUILDINGS, with iron roof and brick chimneys, situated on the property of the General Trust Board of the Diocese of Auckland, on Lot 32 of Allotments 6 and others, of Scction 2 Suburbs of Auckland and known as No. 20, Glanville Terrace, Parnell. The property is flagged. Tenders close with the Secretary of the General Trust Board. P.O. Box 652, Auckland, at neon on MARCH 23, 1944. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Conditions of tender may be inspecied at the DIOCESAN OFFICE. 40, Shortland Street, Auckland, C.l. ;23 TENDERS ARE INVITED FOR THE PURCHASE ol the following Machinery:— 1 T.D. 35 H.P. Internationa] Harvester Diesel Tractor, luted with Hvdraulic-cperated Bulldozer. 1 Spare Set Track Chains. 1 Set Seven-a-side 24in Blade Evona Giant Discs. 1 Set 16ft Evona Harrows. I 4-Wheel Drive Massey-Harris Tractor. 22 h.p. 1 Four-a-side Bush and Bos. 1 Set Lion Seven-a-sidc loin Discs. 1 Tractor Trailer, with Manure Broadcaster attached. 1 Set 15ft Tripod Harrows. I Eamford Trailer Mower. 1 3'ir h.p. National Diesel Engine. L 32-Volt Lighting Plant. Tenders may be lodged for all or any one .tem. Highest or any tender not necessarily icccpted. Tenders close MARCH 20. Inspection invited. Particulars PHONE 13S, MAUNGATUROTO (after 6 p.m.). :15
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Auckland Star, Volume LXXV, Issue 63, 15 March 1944, Page 8
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