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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20668, 13 September 1930, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. IF YOU WANT A GOOD LAUGH TO-NIGHT THERE'S ONLY ONE PLACE TO GO—CIVIC - .Direction: Thomas A. O'Brien. AT 10.30 LORD PERCY WORTHING JOLLY WELL TELLB YOU WHAT HE THINKS OF THESE AMERICAN BOUNDAHSWHAT—AND THEIR GHASTLY EXPRESSIONS. "SO THIS IS LONDON." "SO THIS IS LONDON/ "SO THIS IS LONDON.' "SO THIS IS LONDON/ A Fox Movietone Picture. WILL ROGERS, IRENE RICH LUMSDEN HARE. MORE LAUGHS THAN "ROOKERY NOOK." WERE YOU BORN IN FEBRUARY} HOROSCOPE FEATURETTE, WORLD-FAMOUS SEER SPEAKS THE SCREEN. BOX PLANS NOW OPEN AT CIVIC. 43-266 - RESERVATIONS LYRIC DE LUXE -SYMONDS STREET. City Programmes—at Lyric Prices. 7.45 P.M.-DOUBLE STAR - TO-NIGHT PROGRAMME. AH . ANN HARDING, in 810 ' ANN HARDING, am0 J ua sound. ANN HARDING, ® roadway Dialogue. ANN HARDING. star " " HER PRIVATE AFFAIR." Adapted from the Famous AUSTRIAN DRAMA. "THE RIGHT TO KILL." WHAT DARK SECRETS ARE HIDDEN' IN THE DEEP-BOLTED ARCHIVES OP, THIS WOMAN'S HEART? "HER PRIVATE AFFAIR" YOU "WILL NEVER FORGET. ADOLPHE MENJOU IN "FASHIONS IN LOVE," WITH FAY COMPTON. The Dejightful Story of a Famous Musician's Life of Love, who Loved and Laughed Once Too Often. HEAR MENJOU SING TWO ENCHANTING MELODIES—"I Still Believe in You." "Delphine." LYRIC DE LUXE. TO-DAY'S MATINEE. 2 P.M. 2 P.M. " FIGHTING THROUGH." SPECIAL TALKING SUPPORTS. 1 LEN BARNES LEN BARNES Assisted B„- An ORCHESTRA OF THE AUCKLAND PROFESSIONAL MUSICIANS' UNION. Will be in Charge of COMMUNITY SINGING. COMMUNITY SINGING. TOWN HALL. WEDNESDAY NEXT, 12.30 -1.30 The Community Singing Committee ha« been encouraged by the wonderful response tliis season and is anxious that the last three sings may be RED LETTER DAYS. At the Piano, MRS. BARRINGTON SNOW, Admission Free. Collection for Charitieß. x" W. WOODHEAD, Hon. Secretary. DIXIELAND " BY THE SEA." NEW ZEALAND'S MOST LUXURIOUS cabaret: TO-NIGHT Dancinc 8.30 p.m. to Midnight. Admission. ss. Phone 26-615 for Reservations. EXAMINATIONS. PLUMBERS' BOARD OF NEW ZEALAND. EXAMINATION OF PLUMBERS. Notice is hereby given that an Examination will be held by the Plumbers' Board of New Zealand for the purpose of Registration under the Plumbers' Registration Act. 1912, on FRIDAY and SATURDAY, Ootobor 81 and November 1, 1930, at such centres as may be decided by the Board when the numbe- of candidates is known. Application forms may be obtained from the Central or Main Technical Schools, or from the Plumbers' Board of New Zealand, Wellinpton. All applications must reach the Board by October 4, 1930. SPECIAL: No applications will be aoceptod after October 4, 1930. By order of the Plumbers' Board of New Zealand. A. L. MENZIES, Secretary to the Plumbers' Board. THE NEW ZEALAND HERALD AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS. SUBSCRIPTIONS: N.Z. Herald: 9d per week, delivered ia town and suburbs. Posted within New Zealand, prepaid, 12s 6d p«r quarter, £2 5s per annum. Auckland Weekly News: Prepaid. 10a per quarter: XI 15s per annum. ADVERTISEMENTS: N.Z. Herald: The recognised medium for best results PREPAID RATES: Words. Ono Insertion. Three Consecutive Insertions. 15 1/- 2'6 20 1/9 4/6 25 2/S 7/• 30 3/3 9/9 45 4/9 14/3 _ Replies to advertisements will ce received at- the office of the Herald, and if required will be promptly forwarded on the advertiser. Please note that the Postal Department will not deliver letters to any nom-de-plume, initial or number addressed care ol any Post Office Birth Notices, 2s 6d per Nurses' name Is extra, "Thanks to Doctor, Is extra. Roll of Honour, Marriage, Deatß, Bereavement, and In Memonam 2s 6d per insertion of 30 words. It in excess of 30 words. 9d per line (of nv« words) extra. These announcements mus* bear the signature and address of tne advertiser. _ TELEPHONES: Advertisements—--8 a.m. to 10 p.m. •• .• After 10 p.m. . ;; • ; Publishing (re delivery of papers) 40-114 Job Printing Otders Editorial jhS Reporters ■ . London Office: 85, Fleet Street.