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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20725, 19 November 1930, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. AT 1/- EVERY NIGHT. (SATURDAY EXCLUDED.) CIVIC. Direction ... Thomas A. O'Brien 3 SESSIONS DAILY: 10.45 - 8 P.M. THE "SORRELL AND SON" OF 1930. A Fa the i gives his Boy 1o the LAW to answer a charge of murder—Then stood close to him—though it disgraced his family'" name h. b. "warner: H. E. WARNER, H. B. _ WARNER, i n "WILD COMPANY," " WILD COMPANY." "WILD COMPANY," tlere la one of the greatest pictures ever to be screened in Auckland— A story full of human interest from start to finish. BOX PLANS NOW OPEN AT THE CIVIC I 43-266 I RESERVES I 40-2661 SHOULD A HUSBAND TELL? DANIELS] DANIELS; DANIELS DANIELS DANIELS DANIELS DANIELS DANIELS DANIELS DANIELS DANIELS DANIELS DANIELS DANIELS DANIELS DANIELS DANIELS DANIELS DANIELS DANIELS DANIELS DANIELS DANIELS DANIELS DANIELS DANIELS DANIELS DANIELS DANIELS DANIELS DANIELS DANIELS DANIELS DANIELS DANIELS DANIELS DANIELS DANIELS DANIELS DANIELS WELL the answer is' provided at the Civic on Friday ?>ext in the snappiest comedy of 1930. Star of "RIO RITA" A Special Cast of Famous Stage Players, including The Most Brilliant Talking Picture of " 1930. "LAWFUL "LAWFUL "LAWFUL LARCENY." LARCENY." LARCENY." A Radio Picture. HERE IS THE FINEST THING DONE SINCE " CHARMING SINNERS." A BRILLIANT •STAGE PLAY MADE INTO A PERFECT TALKIE. A story of a wife who repaid the woman that stole her husband a hundredfold. A LAUGH ALMOST IN EVERY LINE. COMMENCING FRIDAY. NEXT. FRIDAY NEXT. , BOX PLANS NOW OPEN AT THE CIVIC. A UCKL EXHIBITIONS. vLAND TRAINING COLLEGE. ANNUAL EXHIBITION. ART AND'HANDICRAFT. The College will be open for the Annual Exhibition of Art and Handicraft, TO-MORROW (THURSDAY) EVENING, 7 p.m. to 9.30 p.m. All interested in Education nre> -• Cordially Invited, D. M. RAE, Principal. FUNERAL NOTICES. ♦ "jyjIZPAH EEBEKAH tpwl LODGE NO. 18, 1.0.0. F. Members of the Order are invited to attend the Funeral of oui late Sisler, S. M. Linkhorn, which will leave 36, Kensington Av„ off Dominion Road, for Otahuhu Cemetery, at 11 a.m. TO-MOKROW (Thursday). A. GEAR, Secretary. M. SCARBOROUGH, N.G. IN BANKRUPTCY. TN BANKRUPTCY.—In the Supreme ■*- Court of New Zealand.—Notice is hereby given that . MERCY MARGARET SHARKEY, Hairdresser auud Tobacconist, of Whakatane. was this day adjudged bankrupt; and I hereby summon a meeting of creditors to be holden at my Office on FRIDAY. the 21st day of November, 1930. (it 10.30 o'clock n.m. Dated at Auckland this 18th day of November. 1930.—A. W. WATTF/RS. Official Assignee. THE NEW ZEALAND HERALD

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