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Northern Advocate, 31 October 1936, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS PILIAIZIA jr C. Williamson Picture Corp. Ltd. Managing Director: -Beaumont Smith, To-night at 7.40— Screening Selected Featurettes. De Luxe Session at 8. Twice Daily MON. TUBS. WED. 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. The 1 First All-Action, All-Outdoor Romantic Drama to be filmed entirely in Nature’s own glorious colours! EVEN IN BLACK & WHITE A GREAT PICTUREIN COLOUR, IT’S SENSATIONAL. We can recommend in all sincerity an attraction which is the ultimate in entertainment lor every member of the family. . • So striking in concepso magnificent in execution, that it definitely heralds a new era! ACTION! Breath-taking adventure as neighbour clashes with neighbour in ■a- deadly feud . . . while the unconquered mountains echo' the relentless advance of civilisation. FRED MacMURRAY SYLVIA SIDNEY - HENRY FONDA in ♦ITRAIL OF THE “TRAIL OF THE LONESOME PINE” LONESOME PINE (Approved for Universal Exhibition). ' SELECTED FEATURETTES * Plans at Theatre ’Phone 2403. OWN HALL WHANGAREI “GRAND RECITAL & REVUE” “GRAND RECITAL & REVUE” By EDNA LANGMUIR LANGMUIR TUESDAY, NOV. & & PUPILS PUPILS 10 Assisted by / GEORGE BINGON and his STAGE BAND of 14 MUSICIANS Music - Singing - Dancing - Reciting Admission: 2/6, 2/-, 1/-. Children Half Price. Plan at Laurie’s. 219 “PRESBYTERIAN GARDEN PARTY

, At the Residence of the MISSES KILLEN MAUNU ROAD SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21st i : ; ' At 12 Noon, p Stalls, Competitions, Christmas Tree. ■ Punch and Judy. Fun for Young and IfiQld. 316 DANCING .TUHAKAPARA Hall Society’s Annual Ball, Thurs., Nov. 12th. Dance to Ces Wright’s Band, Prizes, Novelty] Dances. Good Supper. 1/6, 2/6. Bus Whangarei- N 310 TPOK ! Kamo Branch Hospital Com•forts Club. Back-to-Childhood -I Party, Nov. 10th, Kamo Hall. Games ■V for. All. .Admission 1/6. Free Bus. 334 I" A NNOUNCING—MANGAPAI BACHBALL, WEDNESDAY, December 2nd. The greatest dance of the year. Frank Carter’s Rhythmic Play-_ ers.:. Gents, 3/6. Ladies, guests. 330 HOCKEY ASSN. DANCE—ROYAL DANCE HALL' THURSDAY, Nov. sth (Race Night). .If you want to be on a sure winner, come to thi» Dance. Novelties too numerous to mention. Home-made Supper. Ray Goodison’s Orchestra. Admission 1/6 and 2/-. 336 JJERE’S rpREAT NEXT THURSDAY (Race Night) November sth jjJ'OWN JJALL - 'yyHANGAREI MISS PELITA Presents 100 of Her ■r Pupils in a Delightful Effort of Music, 01' : Song and Dancing. Featuring some charming Dance Scenes —‘In A Garden of Roses,” “Mickey Mouse,’’, \etc. Supported by the Boys’ Mouthorgan Band, the Whangarei Boys’ Band, Playettes, etc. You must see this Bright Show. ' 323 m nnO Dance Well School. Pelita’s Dancing ' 729 •• - T'HORA WARRINGTON School of •r*,' Dancing. Private Lessons in Tap, Ballroom, Highland, Ballet and Toe Dancing Daily.—Madeira Hall. 74 iir SWIMMING TtTHANGAREI AMATEUR SWIM- . MING CLUB ml OPENING NIGHT ml ■ -', r r A' Club Nights will commence on ■TUESDAY, the 3rd November, 1936. ""All members and those interested are invited to attend. Inquire for particulars of Club Night Cpihpetitions. Splendid Trophies. E. W. G. DENT, -813 i. ■ Hon. Secretary..

SPORTING WHANGAREI RACING CLUB (INCORPORATED) 1936 SPRING RACING CARNIVAL KENSINGTON PARK - - - KENSINGTON PARK THURSDAY, Nov. sth SATURDAY, Nov. 7th EXCELLENT ACCEPTANCES GOOD RACING ASSURED WIN & PLACE TOTALISATOR Enlarged Numbers on Tote Face. Special Passenger Trains, returning each day after Races, at Excursion Fares. WHAN GAR El WELCOMES VISITORS ADMISSION CHARGES—FIRST RACE STARTS AT 12.20 P.M. 303 ; F. L. GUNN, Secretary.