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Northern Advocate, 2 April 1937, Page 10

AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS I?.. : Final Screening TO-NIGHT at 8 p;Z BIG ATTRACTIONS DOUBLE .WESTERN NIGHT BUCK JONES | ' BUCK JONES in “THE PHANTOM RIDER’’ “The Singing Cowboy” V '• He Rides With The Rangers ’• DICK FORAN -—_ DICK FORAN in “GUNS OF THE PECOS” V “GUNS OF THE PECOS” V i “GUNS OF THE PECOS” .WHEN DANGER LURKS IN EVERY € STEP AND ONE FALSE MOVE V MEANS DEATH I ...You’ll find Dick Foran, fighting, ' riding, singing, loving! That’s why all America is cheering him as ‘the best V of the West’! USE TRACY HELEN MACK BABY LE ROY i’ll “THE LEMON DROP KID” • “THE LEMON DROP KID” if‘THE LEMON DROP KID” (All Approved for Universal Exhibition) 3 BIG ATTRACTIONS p • iTT~z a S j; jC. Williamson Picture Corp. Ltd. V Managing Director: Beaumont Smithy •• SATURDAY MATINEE AT 2 V SPECIAL FOR THE CHILDREN ■ . ‘Guns of Pecos’ & ‘Sweet Aloes’ V EVENING SESSION AT 8 EXTRA ! EXTRA ! KAY FRANCIS ■xv; __ KAY FRANCIS 5 KAY FRANCIS GEORGE BRENT if/.?--1- $ ;■ l ' •: :vr-: RONALD YOUNG in — “SWEET ALOES” “SWEET ALOES” by Censor for Adults) at LAURIE’S ’Phone 2403. DANCING DANCING DANCING - ■J 3ANCING - SATURDAY SATURDAY Commencing 9 p.m.-7-Be the Guests |s£ the Management from Midnight, ' Bookings are Heavy . Ring 2575. NOK -NOK - INN kDance in Delightful Surroundings to 'V V Ihe ’Perfect Rhythm Music of W ■: - • p'■ , • • Ifv THE NOK - NOK BAND ‘Vv TUESDAY NEXT i Dancing 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. |s Stanley, McKay’s Reviie Co. will be V the • Guests of the Management. Admission 2/6. Cabaret Service. -4 KEEP RACE NIGHT FREE | A NOK-OUT NOK-NOK NIGHT WN LL ~, :. THREE-NIGHT SEASON THE SHOW THAT. IS DRAWING I ALL * AUCKLAND AT PRESENT TO H.M. THEATRE i&-*r M- ' • * ' "'i "■ ;-r • - ' V f . . - MONDAY-TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY April sth, 6th, 7th , ; Also Matins Wednesday at 3.15 . , ..... STANLEY McKAY’S • ITIES VAUDEVILLE CO. ITIES VAUDEVILLE CO. IV> Headed by JOE LAWMAN ; The Australian Whistling and Singing Comedian who has made such a tremendous hit in New Zealand. Opening Revue—- ' . “SOME. SHOW” lx. COMPLETE CHANGE NIGHTLY m STAR. ARTISTS 40 THE HILO DUO (Geo. and Wehi Greig) and THE SEVEN FLYING MARTINETTIS, Thrilling Acrobats. Prices: 4/-, 3/-, 2/- (plus tax); RESERVES AT LAURIE’S fVV - : 832 DANCING . TRAIN MacDONALD’S Dancing Class. pP Studio: Alexander St. (off Rust Lane). Every Tues., 5-7 p.m. HighJ’land, National, Tap, Ballroom. Par- ; titulars 2 Drummond St. 41 I fTHORA WARRINGTON, Teacher of All Classes Dancing, Tap, Ball- " room, Physical Culture and Operatic. — Madeira Hall. 74 INSURANCE JHE gOUTH JJRITISH fe JNSURANCE QO. J^TD. -/■ V J. J. KINGSTON - - - MANAGER j FIRE t MOtOR CAR ACCIDENT . PLATE-GLASS' ; Local Agent: f W. T. S UBMAN PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT S JOUNNEAUX’S BUILDINGS (Next Public Trust) RANK STREET ’PHONE 2460 ALLIANCE ASSURANCE QOs vested Funds Exceed £25,000,000 FIRE MARINE PERSONAL ACCIDENT MOTOR CAR EMPLOYER’S INDEMNITY Fr THOMSON— Agent, 6 Bank Street. DOYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OF LONDON (Established 1720) V Funds Exceed .... £11,350,000 FIRE, MARINE AND ACCIDENT WHANGAREI TIMBER CO. LTD. Agents. A man who is not sure of his goods dare not advertise. . . , Advertising would only increase the number of people who had tried his product and found it wanting. Always buy advertised goods, for advertising is your safeguard against fraud and inferiority.