Page 20 Advertisements Column 8

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20594, 19 June 1930, Page 20

AMUiEMEHTS I THOMAS A. O'BRIEN I THEATRES. THE CIVIC. 8 SESSIONS DAILY: 10.30. 2.30, 8 P.M LAST TWO DAYS ——. JANET' GAYNOF "I and I CHARLES FARRELL f "HIGH SOCIETY" BLUES A box M ivietone Picture. A HEt 4 IttibHiftU LY NEW bI'OKS, NOT A~REVU&! i.'HEN TED HKNKEL'S „ CIVIC CONCERT ORCHESTRA Playing "IL TROVATORE" SELECTION (Verdi). FRED SCROLL At the CIVIC GRAND ORGAN Playing QUARTET FROM "RIGOLETTO (Verdi). BULLDOG" DRUMMOND BULLDOG" DRUMMOND BULLDOG" DRUMMOND NS§ BULLDOG" DRUMMOND RETURNS—. RETURNS— IN A STORY PACKED WITH MYSTERYSUSPENSE— SPOOKS! 'TEMPLE TOWER* A For Movietono Picture. With / A CAST OF BRITISH ACTORS. Based on the gripping story by H. 0. McNeile, of a gigantic jewel robbery and its unexpected consequences, th« unique treatment given to the tale haß resulted in a picture aa entertaining and clever as it is thrilling. This treatment is something the 'individual theatregoer in asked to discover for himself, aa the picture has many surprises.' Kenneth McKenna as "Bulldog Drummond," Marceline Day and Henry B. Walthall headthe Well-chosen cast. A SUCCESSION OF THRILLS! COMMENCING SATURDAY NEXT * SATURDAY NEXT AT Box Plans Now Open at the Civio. PLAZA- Continuous from II a.m. 6 Identical Sessions, U LAST DAY. '"SPLINTERS" / And - SOUTH SEA ROSE.* TIVOLI— TO-NIGHT, at 8. HAL SKELLY. In " BEHIND THE MAKE-UP." - And "SOUTH ,SEA ROSE" BRITANNIA. TO-NIGHT, AT 8 P.M. ONLY. Two All-Te.lkie Specials. SHARON LYNN. LOLA LANE, 1 "LET'S~GD~ 3 LACES." } HOOT GIBSON. "LONG. LONG TRAIL." DANCING. -y m PER LESSON. VIOLET ROBERTSON (Reg. Teacher). Lessons given with a guarantee of satisfaction, all Laacing, including , OPERATIC (Tcej. CLASSICAL, SPANISH, HIGHLAND and NATIONAL, Etc. LATEST BALLROOM. Room 15, above Lewis Eady, Ltd., 15, Karamtahapo Road. BAXjLROOM Dancuig, correct style, qualified private tuition.—Modern Dancing Studio, 30. Palmerston Bldgs., opp. G.P.O. TEACHERS OF MUSIC T7S7"ALTER SMITE.. Teacher Stringed In- »» struments, guaranteed two quarters; recitals by Aloha Orchestra soon.—Lewis Eady, Ltd. THE NEW ZEALAND HERALD AND AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS. SUBSCRIPTIONS N.Z Herald: 0d pet week, delivered is tow;o and suburbs Posted within New Zealand, prepaid., ris Sd pet quaiter, £2 Jja per annum AUCKLAND Weeklv News Prepaid. 10* per quarter; £l 16s per aunum. ADVEU'I ISEMENIS N.Z Herald The recognised medium for beat results PREPAID RATESWords. One lnsertcon Three ConE^cutiv# Insertions. 15 X/. 2m 20 1/9 4/6 25 2(6 11-30 30 8/3 9'9 45 4'9 14 3 Keplies to advertisements will be received at the Office of the Herald, and if requued will be promptly forwarded on to the advertiser Please note that.;, the Postal Department will not deliver letters to iiny plume, initial or number addressed care of any Post Office. Birth Notices 12s Gd per insertion; Doctors' and Nurseii' names. Is each nams extra: Roli of Honour. Marriage J)euth. Bereavement, and In Memoiinm Notices, 2s 6d per insertion of 30 words If in excess of 30 words. 9d per line (cf fiva words) extra Thesa announcements must bear the signature and address of the advertiser Advertising rates for target spaces and extended terms can be obtained on appli» cation at the Office TELEPHONES: Advertisements—--8 a.m to 10 p.ni .. .. 46-941 After 10 p.m.. ~ 44 ii 93 Accounts . . . . 40 ('BO Publishing tre delivery of papers) 4d 114 lub Printing Orders . . 11 ?90 Rditorial . 41229 Report 0-fi . . 44 Addiess Communications to Wilson and Horton. Limite'l. P O Box 82. Auckland. Waikati Branch • Victoria Street Hamilton London Office Ho Fleet Street