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Northern Advocate, 20 December 1932, Page 10

AMUSEMENTS -CfLAZA> | &■ % % THE THEATRE BEAUTIFUL Direction: .(. ('. Williamson Picture Corporation. FINAL SCREENING TO-NIGHT AT 8 O’CLOCK RUTH CHATTERTON in “THE RICH ARE ALWAYS WITH US” with i GEORGE BRENT BETTY DAVIS j And a Supporting Cast of Screen I Favourites. 1 Commencing To-morrow Matinee 2 p.m. Night 8 o’clock. Paramount British Production Ltd. present The Famous and Sensational British Drama, from Frederick Lonsdale’s Brilliant Stage Success: ‘‘Spring Gleaning’’ “WOMEN WHO PLAY” “WOMEN WHO PLAY” “WOMEN WHO PLAY” With A Brilliant Cast of British Stars including': MARY NEWCOMB BENITA HUME JOAN BARRY GEORGE BARRAUD (Recommended more especially (or Adult Audiences, i Loudon’s Smartest Set. at Play in a Brilliantly Witty Society Comedy. PLAZA FEATG.RETTES British News, Screen Souvenirs, Comedy (Karl Dane and Geo. K. Arthur). Box Flans at Laurie’s. Phone 240."., Coming : Saturday Next The Screen’s Most Popular Persona lit v : \ * MAURICE CHEVALIER >u “ONE HOUR WITH YOU” , with JEANETTE McDONALD CHAS. RUGGLES 424 WANTED KNOWN A CE Has stocks of Coal Chips at current rates. —Ace, Carrier and Firerood Merchant, Water Street. Phone ■441." ; . OOUQUETS and Wreaths made to ■ order.\ Cut Flowers. —Mrs. A. M. •Inglund, Florist, Maunu'Rd., Whanga ei. Phoihe 3444, Private 3344. fAON’T Sell your Gum or Fungus before you try M. Glueina, 150 Bank it. Phone 2128.

.9—SHEAUNTRIUBHAS. For Laddies and Lassies, 14 .to 18 years. Prizes £1 10/- and 10/-. Entrance 2/-. ’O—SHEAUNTRIUBHAS, For Laddies and Lassies, under 14 years (Open). Prizes: £1 and 7/9, Entrance 1/(3. 3.I—SHEAUNTRIUBH AS. For Laddies and Lassies, 12 and under 14 years. Prizes: £1 and 7/(5. Entrance 1/6. 32 —SHEAUNTRIUBHAS, For Laddies and Lassies, under 12. Prizes: £1 and 7/6, Entrance 1/6. •3—SHEAUNTEIUBHAS. For Laddies and Lassies, under 10. Prizes; £.l and 7/6. Entrance 1/0. 34 — SHEAUNTEIUBHAS. For Laddies and Lassies- (Local'-Pupils). Prizes: 16/- and 5/-. Entrance 1/6. 35 — REEL O’TULLOCH. For Laddies and Lassies, under 15 years. Prizes, £1 and 7/6. Entrance 3/6. 26—SAILOR’S HORNPIPE. For Laddies and Lassies, 34 to* IS years. Prizes: £1 .10/- and 10/-. Entrance 2/-. 37 SAILOR’S HORNPIPE. For Laddies and Lassies, 12 and under 14 years. Prizes: £1 and 7/6. Entrance 3/6. 38— SAILOR’S HORNPIPE. For Laddies and Lassies, under 32 years. Prizes: £1 and 7/6. Entrance 1/6. NOMINATIONS, Accompanied by Nomination Fees for Nos. 3,5, 7, S, 10 .ind 32; Received until December 21st, 1932. ACCEPTANCES.UntiI 31 a.m. jn Games Day. POINTS to Count 5, 3 and .1, for First, Second and Third respectively. WINNERS May have Cash instead jf Medals, or Vice Versa. THE HECTOR Mc.DONALD CUP (donated by his grandson, John Clark,! Eso.l, to be held by competitor who j secures most points in Piping, Nos. 15, 16 and 17. Cup to be held until 25tli December, 3933. Points to count 5,3, and 1 for First, Second and Third respectively. REGENT CHALLENGE CUP, with Miniature, presented by Directors Northern Theatres, Ltd., Whangarei. ■ For Most Points in Dancing, under 14 years (Open). Cup to be held until 25th December, 3933. KAMO CHALLENGE CUP, with Miniature, presented by Messrs Morron, Wakelin and Sinclair, for Most Points in Dancing Events, .14 to IS years. Cup to be held until 25th December, 3933, COMPETITORS IN CLASSES 34 to IS Years may. also Compete in Adult Dancing Events. WAIPU PIPE BAND IN ATTENDANCE. JUDGES:—Piping: Mr B. Primrose, Whangarei. Dancing: Mr T. Wilson, Kopaki. i A. BUS WILL LEAVE WHANGAREI [THE MORNING OF THE GAMES, [ RETURNING IN THE EVENING. i ADMISSION TO GAMES & CONCERT ! —Members and Lady Partner and Children under School Ago, FREE; Non-Members: Games, 1/6; Children 6d; Concert 2/6, Children Gd. Motor Cars to Games, 1/6 each; Members’ Cars Free. C. N. McLEAN, Secretary, WAIPU. DON N, McKAY, Assistant Secretary, PHONE 69, WAIPU. ... 190 Keep on advertising and advertising will keep you.