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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIV, Issue 77, 13 March 1934, Page 10

PICTURE THEATRES. FINAL SCREENING TO-NIGHT THE PRINCE OF CHARM — MAURICE CHEVALIER — IN HIS GAYEST, SNAPPIEST ROMANCE HI “THE WAY 10 LOVE” ||| I COSY inn I ||i •! THEATRE | TO-MORROW: 2.15 and 8 p.m. DELICIOUSLY AUDACIOUS! DELICIOUSLY AUDACIOUS! A Sparkling Picture —as Gay and Diverting as its Own Tangled Love Affairs! “BY CANDLE LIGHT” “BY CANDLE LIGHT” —Starring— PAUL LUKAS — ELISSA LANDI With DOROTHY BEVIER NILS ASTHER ESTER RALSTON LAWRENCE GRANT The sparkling comedy-drama of tangled affairs —in which a butler and a maid I and a gentleman and a lady each think i they are making love to someone else! . Also ; Special Presentation on the Stage (Evenings Only) , MISS LYNETTE STEWART j Specially trained from Max Factor’s i Hollywood Studios in the art of makeI up, will show you the secrets of Hollywood’s beauty and charm. DEMONSTRATING ON LIVING MODELS how Max Factor uses his society makeup on Gloria Stuart, Lillian Bond, Elissa Landi, Janet Gaynor, Constance Bennett. (These make-ups are obtained at Baid’s Ltd.). And Our Usual Delightful Supporting Programme X — SPECIAL FEATURETTES — K I UNIVERSAL NEWS REELS—2 PARKING SPACE (Cartoon) | “ALL AT SEA” (Musical Novelty). “GOOFYTONE GAZETTE” ! Box Plans at Hall’s. Reserve your seats NOW! I EDUCATIONAL. DANCING. MISS DORIS~SHAPLESKI will be in attendance daily from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. to enrol pupils for the ensuing season, at her STUDIO—RAILWAY ROAD, | (Opp Harvey’s) HASTINGS. | MISSES GRANTHAM & PATSTON Hold Classes in all branches of DANCING. Children’s Classes reopen—Hastings, Favourite Hall, Saturday, March 17th; Napier, Community Hall, Wednesday March 21st. Telephone, Hastings, 2068. BARRIE STUDIO, HASTINGS. DANCING. MISS JEAN BALLANTYNE I Latest Ballroom and Tap Dancing. Private Lessons by appointment at any time. Children ’s and Adult Classes in all branches commence after Easter in Hastings, Napier and Havelock North. Studio: TRINTON, MARKET ST., HASTINGS. THOS. VAUGHAN, F.T.C.L., M.R.S.T. (Lon.) i Teacher and Consulting Musician, Specialising in VOICE PRODUCTION ART OF INTERPRETATION General Training in— Pianoforte Theory Harmony, etc. STUDIO: WEBBER’S BUILDING, Russell St., Hastings. CLIFTON COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. 403 E Southampton St. E., Hastings. SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING AND BOOK-KEEPING. Day and Evening Classes. A. Margaret Marshall, P.U.T., Principal MISS MARY COLLINS REGISTERED TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE Term Commences FEBRUARY Sth. Address111 CHARLES ST., HASTINGS /“ THERE’S PLENTY OF I /JL ROOM FOB | \ ACCOUNTANTS I \ y y f The President of the A. ”7 N.Z. Society of Accountants recently stated “ . . , the expanding field of activity open to the Accountant is still wide enough to absorb all competent qualified men.” —Vide “Evening Post,” 23/2/34. The Qualified Accountant is the man . employers look for when a vacancy occurs. He is the man they want for promotion. HOME-STUDY ACCOUNTANCY TUITION under the specialised guidance of Hemingway’s is the sure way to qualification—the easy way and the speedy way. The unparalleled success of Hemingway’s students is your best guarantee lof efficient tuition. It is performance —not promise—that counts. ' Write for Free Book, “Accounfancy.” HEMINGWAY'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS P.O. Box 516. - - - AUCLAND |>\LD-PATES diminishing due to sound advice to rejuvenate hair growth with Brice’s Reliable Regene- ' rotor. 5/6. Max Luttrell, Hairdresser, I ING now a pleasure! Remove I ” h:i:r from arms and legs with '' - ’ *•', it ten. 2/3, Alan Grant Phar- , Heretaunga Street W., Hast1 ings.