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Northern Advocate, 2 December 1949, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS S I i U'HKkt' v\ H •(\(, Atiii! MLEIb FI THE REGENT t-cUun -vinjißdiiuiteu Afttrairtii* *-Wi Phone £222 Hearing AldrTONIGHT at 8 p.m. TOMORROW at 2 and 8 and MONDAY at 8 P.M. ! I i NOTHING EVER HELD YOU LIKE ALFRED HITCHCOCK’S “ROPE’ The screen’s master of .suspense now gives you his greatest screen triumph . . . based on the famous stage play by Patrick Hamilton . . . flawlessly presented, beautifully dressed and faultlessly acted! IN TECHNICOLOR Warner Bros, present “ROPE” “ROPE” “ROPE” “ROPE” “ROPE” “ROPE” “ROPE” “ROPE” “ROPE” and a grand Starring JAMES Stewart SIR CEDRIC Hardwicke JOAN Chandler FARLEY Granger CONSTANCE Collier supporting cast HERE IS WHAT THE NEWSPAPERS SAY—“Never such terrific suspense . . . leaves you breathless.” ‘‘A cinema triumph.” '’Brilliant . . . impossbile to resist it rates rounds of applause.” “It is the work of a master.” "Hitchcock’s brilliant use of the camera maintains unflagging suspense from beginning to end.” “Brilliant characterisations . . .breathtaking moments . . . here is one you must see!” (Recommended by Censor for Adults —UNSUITABLE FOR CHILDREN) m CHUMS CLUB # TOMORROW at 10 a.m. A GRAND WESTERN ADVENTURE STORY CHARLES STARRETT and SMILEY BURNETTE in “HEADING WEST” (Approved for Universal Exhibition! Episode 4: "HOP HARRIGAN” And SPECIALLY SELECTED SHORTS I 1 I HASLETTS MUSIC STORE Phone 256 D LANS AI KEG ENT SWEET SHOP OR THEATRE - - - Phone 222 DANCING For An Enjoyable Dance TOMORROW NIGHT YOU MUST COME to the AMBULANCE HALL Excellent Floor and Marua Supper. Novelty Dances. LES SMEAL’S ORCH. Admission 2/-, 2/6 136 Warrington School Of Dancing M.8.A.M.,. MB.AOT.. M R A D. (London) Ballet, Ballroom, National, Tap. Studio: CAMERON STREET Phone 3701 CLEARING SALES SOCIAL COMMITTEE - VERY URGENT SHORT NOTICE - CLEARING SALE fJ’UESDAY, AT 1 P.M. Favoured with instructions from MR A. BALFOUR HEWITT’S AUCTION ROOMS will offer At the Residence —2 Dent Street the Complete Household Furnishings as follows: Good Modern Solid Dark Oak Bed Suite with Cabriole Legs, comprising Dress Table with reflex mirrors; D/Panel Bed and Wire: Wardrobe with full-length mirror and Lowboy to match; 3-Piece Chesterfield Suite in Genoa Velvet; Axminster Carpet and Underfelt, 12ft x 9ft .autumn tonings; Pink Floral Ax Carpet, Oft x 10ft 6in; Small Settee, Rimu Drawleaf Tabie & 4 Chairs; Rimu Gateleg Table; 6 Dining Chairs; Sideboard; syds Ax. Carpet Runner; Overmantel with mirrors; Beaten Copper Firescreen, Kerb and Tidy; 2 Hearth Rugs; 2 Sprung Fireside Chairs; Kerb and Boxes; Household Curtains; Odd Rugs; 2 Single Beds & Wires; Single Mattresses; Dress Chests; D/Rimu Bed & Wire & Mattress; Congo Square; Kit. Congo; Kit. Utensils; Elec. Jug & Iron; Kit. China; Hallstand; “Speedee” Flug-in Stove, as new; Electric Washing Machine & Wringer, good order; Numerous Sundries, Etc. HEWITT’S Auction Rooms & LAND AGENCY PHONE 2337 TV HAN G ARE I 121 TENDERS FENCING Tenders closing on December 16, 1949, at the office of the Superintendent of Land Development, Auckland, are invited for the erection of approximately 800 chains of fencing on Kapiro Block. Waipapa. Further particulars obtainable from Superintendent of Land Develooment, Box 2205. Auckland, or Mr C. T. Harrigan, Development Supervisor. Box 83. Whangarei. 25

HPENDERS invited to take over N.Z.’s Oldest Clientele of Bespoke Footwear Manufacturing Business, about 2000 pairs of lasts and' speciallydesigned patterns. The highest tender not necessarily accepted The owner, Mr Ernest E. Leaning, is retiring to Rotorua, where', at the request of many, will act in an advisory practice to all tnose with foot troubles requiring specially-constructed footwear. By appointment the lasts, etc., will be on view in the old factory at the rear of the Retail Shoe Store; 326 Queen St., Auckland, which later will be known as Leanings, Specialising in Smart Footwear, Etc. 24