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

AMUSEMENTS. CIVIC. Direction .... Thomas A. O'Brien. 3 SESSIONS DAILY: 10.45 THE GAYEST COMEDY 'romance; Here la the new Clara Bow peppier than ev«>r—her old self again, chafing gloom away in a not of fun— , CLARA CLARA CLARA CLARA CLARA CLARA CLARA CLARA CLARA CLARA CLARA CLARA CLARA CLARA CLARA CLARA CLARA CLARA CLARA CLARA CLARA She turns her '! IT " ' loose and goes on a new kind of personality-ram-page, in the greatest triumph of her career.. A pep-packed romance!" AMONG THE MILLIONAIRES. STANLEY SMITH,... ber millionaire heio. Harum-Scarum MITZI GREEN, her kid sister. SHEETS GALLAGHEB and STUART ERWIN, ber- comedy suitora. Here's a new Clara Bow—her old self again, in the comedy riot of the year—with Mitzi Green, the "Child Wonder" find," Stewart Erwin and Skeets Gallagher—all good for a laufb every time they appear. THE YEAR'S LONGEST LAUGH. THE YEAR'S LONGEST LAUGH. BOX PLANS NOW OPEN AT, THE CIVIC. | ,43-266 | RESERVATIONS [ SEE ' > SPECIAL DISPLAY PAGE 18. CIVIC WINTERGARDEN CABARET. _ TO-NIGHT CARNIVAL NIGHT. ' BALLOON DANCES. STREAMER DANCES. All the Fun to complete a Pleasant Evening. GOOD MUSIC. GORDON COLE AND HIS WINTERGARDEN BAND. TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER DECEMBER 18, 19, 20. MR. WALTER SMITH PRESENTS THE ALOHA ORCHESTRA OF 1930. ALOHA ORCHESTRA OF 1930. ALOHA ORCHESTRA OF 1930. 50 PERFORMERS 50 PERFORMERS —— YOUR OWN BOYS AND GIRLS. Mandolins, Guitars, Banjos arid Ukuleles. Mandolins, Guitars Banjos and Ukuleles. In the Talking Pictures of to-day you've heard the Spnnish Guitar, Steel Guitar, . Ukulele and Banjo Players, the leadini artists of the world, BUT You'll have to come to the ALOHA ORCHESTRA OF 1930 ALOHA ORCHESTRA OF 1930. ALOHA ORCHESTRA OF 1930. To hear the beautiful combined effect of these most popular instruments. IN AID OF THE AUCKLAND HOSPITAL AUXILIARY. DECEMBER 18, 19, 20. PRICES, 2s, la. Box Plan Open Thursday Next, Lewis Eady, Ltd. PEOPLE'S ■- /IOH POPULAR SERVICE, LEWIS EADY ~HALL, SUNDAY NlGffl". POPULAR COMMUNITY SINGING LED BY r "UNCLE TOM." ADDRESS. BY REV C. G. SCRIMGEOUjt (THE SKY PILOT) IN WHICH HE RELATES HIS THRILLING FLYING EXPERIENCE. " LOST IN THE CLOUDS." AND DRAWS FROM IT A LESSON APPLYING TO EVERYDAY LIFE. Doors Open 6.30 p.m. WRESTLING. __ NEW ZEALAND WRESTLING ASSOCIATION (INCORPORATED). SPECIAL CHALLENGE MATCH, TOWN HALL. MONDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 8, 8 P.M. GEORGE WALKER, GEORGE WALKER, British Empire Champion, VERSUS TOM LURICH, TOM LURICH, Russia. EIGHT 10-MINUTE ROUNDS. Preceded by First-Class Preliminaries. Popular Prices: Stage. 10a; Dress Circle and Ground Floor, ss; Reserves, -7s 6d, Gallery, 2s Cd. Ladies (escorted) Ground Floor, Free. We Pay Tax.' Box Plans and ? Day Sales now open Carter and Ashet'e. THE NEW ZEALAND HERALD and AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS. TELEPHONES: Advertisements--8 a.m. to 10 p.a After 10 p.m. .. . JJJg Publishing (re'delivery of papers) 40-U4 Job Printing Orders . - - Editorial •• •• •' 44 . 6 <j3 Reporters • • 44 °