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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20740, 6 December 1930, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. A WONDERFUL PROGRAMME. A WONDERFUL PROGRAMME. ASK THOSE WHO HAVE SEEN IT! ASK THOSE WHO HAVE SEEN ITI ' PHENOMENAL! PACKED TO THE DOORS AGAIN LAST NIGHT. BE WISE! ' BOOK EARLY FOR TO-NIGHT. BOX PLAN AT THEATRE. Phono 41-341. Phone Reserves Cannot Posaibly Be Kept To-night after 7.50. LADIES! ATTEND THE DAY SESSIONS. Sessions: 11. 2, 5 ' 8 o'clock. ROXY ROXY ROXY ROXY ROXY ROXY TO-DAY. TO-DAY. TO-DAY. TO-DAY. TO-DAY. MATINEE TO-DAY, 2 P.M. . Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. First Screening in N.Z. JACK HOLT, JACK HOLT, JACK HOLT, The Heroes of "Submarine" and "Flight." RALPH GRAVES, RALPH GRAVES, RALPH GRAVES, DOROTHY SEBASTIAN 41 HELL'S HELL'S " HELL'S " HELL'S "HELL'S ".HELL'S ISLAND." ISLAND." ISLAND.' ISLAND.' island: island: The' Burning Sands of the Sahara—TlTe Exotio La'ngour' of an Arabian Oasis The Weird Strains of Age - old Music—The Pestilential Horror of the Terrible Island .Prison. ALL IN "HELL'S ISLAND. A Story of the FRENCHMAN'S DEVItfS ISLAND. Phome 43-645 Phone 43-64S LYRIC DE LUXE. TOP OF SYMONDS ST. To-night, 8 p.m. To-night, 8 p.m. DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAMME. Now 1— CHARLES ROGERS, in CHARLES ROGERS, in "HALF WAY TO HEAVEN." "HALF WAY TO HEAVEN." A Daring, Dazzling Melodrama, that will Thrill you with its Swift Action and Smashing Climaxes. so. a-KAY JOHNSON. LOUISE DRESSER and BASIL RATHBONE, "THIS MAD WORLD." ' "THIS MAD WORLD." Passion and Patriotism Sway the Soul, Touch the Heart. Cume to Grips in a Drama that will leave you Breathless. A French Spy and a German Princess are the Principals in "THIS MAD WORLD." Recommended more especially for adult audiences. MATINEE, 2 P.M. "HALF WAY TO HEAVEN" and Comedies, Cartoons and Selected Short Features to suit the Children. MONSTER GARDEN FETE / AT THE MATER MISERICORDIAE * HOSPITAL, TO-DAY THIS AFTERNOON. / OPENING CEREMONY. 2 P.M. HOFFMAN'S COMMANDERS JAZZ BAND. ' ARTILLERY BRASS BAND. PONSONBY BOYS' BAND. COME TO THE FAIR. STALLS OF ALL KINDS. PROCEEDS IN AID OF CANCER CAMPAIGN. COME AND BRING THE CHILDREN. CORNISH ASSOCIATION. A CHRISTMAS PARTY will be held at UNITY HALL, Upper Queqn St., on TUESDAY, December 9, 1930, at 7.30 p.m. rickets have been reserved for sale to Devonshire and Welsh kinsfolk. others seing available only to those of Cornish lescent,_ marriage or residence. These may je obtained at 2s each, from Mr. W. J. Fucker, 137, Symonds Street, Auckland. The evening will be made an occasion of Shristmas Festivity. Carol Singing being i prominent feature. Carol sheets will be provided for all present. J. W. COCKS. > President (Birkenhead). _____ DANCING. PARISIAN STUDIO, 419. QUEEN STREET (Below Tabernacle). ... , Principals: Miss Violet Brooks. Mr. Alex. Bentley. TO-NIGHT AND EVERY SATURDAY, u ; -DANCING S P.M. - 11 P.M. PRIVATF n?\rrTV3 rPns are advised tha * I DANCES are hold in fhA STUDIO EVERY SATURDAY PARISIAN DANCE ORCHESTRA, r i ? Professional Players. Conducted by Mr. Dan. Callinan Invitation Obtainable at the Studio. Flannels May be Worn. -A. ME nmI CA H IT ftP ' S w S,loe ' Simultaneous „ „ Ballroom.—Miss Ruby Sheriff No. 8. Hopetoun St.. Ponsunby. "DALLROOM Dancing, correct style, qunlifled private tuition.—Modern Dancini? Studio, 30. Palmeraton Bldss , or>n G P O FRANK WOODRUFFS. Expert Jazz and , n Waltz Instructor; apecial Xmas course: 105,—174. Upper Symonds St. VjTALESKA Studios.—Every kind of Dane. r j ng taught.-Top Floor, Ngapuhi Lnambers, Lome St. Phone 4G-121 T7JTELLESLLA Dancing Academy, ]OO. Pacific Bldg., Wellesley St International, Simultaneous and Ballroom; speciality, American Tap.—Principal, Mr. Geo G. Cox. HALLS TO LET. OAK Hall. Liverpool Street.—Weddings, Parties, Club or Lodge Meetings, •to.—3, Liverpool St., City PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. M R - H. P. B lakey DENTAL SURGEON, BROADWAY CHAMBERS. NEWMARKET. 'Painless and Gas Extractions. ; '<P*mleM Fillings. Artificial Teeth. Phone 45-024 for Appointment.