AMUSEMENTS i P-L-A-Z-A 11 a i || Direction: \ % i ,111 J.C. Williamson Piet. Corp.Ltd.i | |j, Tonight at 8 p.m. Also Mon., Tues. and Wed. 7.45 p.m. SPECIAL MATINEE! WED. 2 p.m. “A Brilliant Novel transferred faultlessly to the screen.” —Wellington “Evening Post.” The Vivid Production of Dr. A, J. Cronin’s Fearless Story—“THE CITADEL” Recommended by Censor for Adults A memorable screen drama revealing with dramatic frankness the secrets of one doctor’s career . . . forced to choose between a life of luxury . . - and the cry of humanity calling him back to “The Citadel” of glorious ideals . . . with ROBERT DONAT (as “Dr. Andrew Manson”) RQSALIND RUSSELL ;' • ■ ' (as “Christine”) “Toppy,” “Denftiy,” “Owen” and all the others who stirred you in the book come to vivid life on the screen. Plans at PLAZA Phone 2525 We respectfully advise Phone Reservations cannot be held after 7.30 pan.
DANCING pOME to the MARUA WOMEN’S V INSTITUTE BIRTHDAY DANCE, FRIDAY, July 21st. Novelties. Goodison’s Orchestra. Admission 1/6. 692 TVANCE—MATA HAUL, on WEDNESDAY, July 19th, in aid of Hall Fund. Frank Carter’s Music. Gents 2/-, Ladies 1/6. 691 pUWERA Cricket Club Bailee—Roll A along, roll along. Good floor, good supper, good music. OTAIKA HALL—SATURDAY, July 22nd. 673 GHIRLEY MAXWELL’S School of Daflcing. New Studio: 194 Bank St., opp. Public School. Tuition in Ballroom, Ballet, Tap, etc. Private lessons by appointment. 105 WARRINGTON School of Dancing—‘V Expert tuition in all branches. | Ballroom, Tap, National, Operatic, Greek, Fencing, Physical Culture. 74 A ND so the hall patrons cried aloud for lights. Lo, I hear thee sayeth “Mum,” and thou shalt have lights—and good Electric ones at that. GRAND “LUCIFER” BALL Whakapara Wednesday, 26th July Ces Wright’s “Lightning” Trio and “Mum” Gardiner, the Giver of Light. Buses from Whangarei. Novelties. 674
rjHRIST CHURCH VESTRY DANCE • ' 7 PAROCHIAL HALL WEDNESDAY JULY 19th Calkin’s Orchestra Admission 2/- ’ ' 694
T OYAL MAUNGATAPERE LODGE - M.U.1.0.0.F. THIRTEENTH ANNUAL BALL to be held ini the MAUNGATAPERE HALL on WEDNESDAY AUGUST 2nd Gents 3/-, Ladies 2/6. ■ 679 TITAUNGAKARAMEA HALL—JULY 24th PRESENTATION DANCE Presentation to Messrs. T. O’Carroll and E. Reed. Ces Wright’s Band. TUESDAY JULY 24th 697 J)ANCE PAROCHIAL HALL TONIGHT TONIGHT Good 1 Supper Good Music Admission 2/672 QRAND QELEBRATION For COMBINED SERVICES AND PROFESSIONS QUEEN (MISS TEDDY SEARLE) To be Held at J»OWN JJALL On . TUESDAY JULY pgTH Dancing 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Buffet supper. Novelties, Sideshows, Etc. CES WRIGHT’S BAND. ADMISSION: Gents 2/6,' Ladies 2/-, Double 4/-. 606 USED CARS FOR SALES.
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Northern Advocate, 15 July 1939, Page 12
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