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Northern Advocate, 22 July 1938, Page 10

AMUSEMENTS Ben Blue Eleanor Whitney Johnny Downs Kenny Baker It's a scream of fun from beginning to end . . . .(App. for Universal Exhibition) Also Frank Jenks Patricia Ellis Who stole the body? . . . Whose was the body? . . . Everyone wanted to steal the body, but who did? . . . (Recom. by Censor for Adults) Excellent Supporting Programme ! Chapter 7 “TIM TYLER’S LUCK” ‘HEY ! Tomorrow ami Monday! What this country needs is a darn good laugh!” And that’s why we are bringing back Australia’s Evergreen Laughter Favourite—“ON OUR SELECTION” “ON OUR SELECTION” “ON OUR SELECTION” with BERT BAILEY FRED MacDONALD The Original “Dad and Dave” You’ll scream when "Dad” falls into the river with a cartload of squealing pigs You’ll roar when the mad bull smashes up the ’appy ’ome —and when “Dave” starts to make love as only “Dave” can well, these are but a few of the laughter-laden situations in this evergreen comedy favourite that has delighted Australian-stage and screen audiences for over a quarter of a centuiry. There’s always a million laughs to the acre “ON OUR SELECTION” with BERT BAILEY and FRED MacDONALD, the original “Dad” and “Dave,” leading the laughs. (Approved for Universal Exhibition) ASSOCIATE FEATURE “A NATION IS BUILT” The Cavalcade of Australia of Captain Cook to those of Don Bradman . . . Excellent Supports

DANCING •MADEIRA HALL Every SAT. Night. Best Dance in Town. Popular Prices: 1/-, 1/6. Dickinson’s Full Band (Four Flayers). Good Supper. 755 rpOMORROW SATURDAY ROYAL HALL Cos Wright and His Dance Band The Feature Band at the Popular Hall by discerning dancers to be the only Real Dance Artists in Whangarei. Hear them and be thrilled! Music, Mirth and RHYTHM. 66 TYANCE FOR HEALTH Latest Methods. Ballroom, Operatic and Tap taught at SHIRLEY MAXWELL’S School of Dancing. Private lessons. Terms moderate. 800 WARRINGTON School of Dancing (next Plaza). All branches of Dancing taught—Ballroom, Tap, Highland, Operatic, Classic. Private lessons for children and adults. 74 DANCE BANDS fTHE Whangarei Syncopators’ Dance **■ Band is now open for engagements. (Piano-Accordion). Award Kates. All communications: W. Newberry, Phone 2644. 187 boxing BOXING T OURNAMENT (Under the auspices of the Whangarei Boxing Assn.) TOWN HALL gATURDAY JULY gQTH 18 BOUTS arranged between a strong Auckland Team competing against the best boxers in Northland. Including: MEL. PAINTER (Northland Champion) VERSUS KEN MORAN (Auckland and N.Z. Champion, and Empire Games Representative) A THRILL EVERY MOMENT ADMISSION: Ringside, 5/-; DC., 3/-; Orchestral Stalls, 3/6; Middle Stalls, : 2/6; Back Stalls, 1/6 (all Plus Tax). Box Plan at Laurie’s. 77 F. W. PRIMMER, Hon. Secretary.

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