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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20819, 11 March 1931, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS, NEW ROXY PRICES: 1000 SEATS AT IS. CHILDREN 1 . (ID. DAY AND NIGHT I ' INCLUDING SA'IUKDAV. I irTiytf OXY : : : : ROXY : : : : ROXY ROXY : : : : ROXY (QUEEN* STREET.) , AGAIN TO THE FORE! COMMENCING TO-DAY. COMMENCING TO-DAY. SCREENING- CONTINUOUSLY. SESSIONS: 11 Uolh First Presentation in Auckland. A WONDERFUL A WONDERFUL DOUBLE FEATURE DOUBLE FEATURE —— , PROGRAMME. . PROGRAMME. I* So. 1' FEA'I'U RE. 1 Pnthe Presents Captivating CONSTANCE BENNETT CONSTANCE BENNETT CONSTANCE BENNETT CONSTANCE BENNETT (Renowned for her Marvellous Achievement in 44 Common Clay "). In " RICH PEOPLE." "RICH PEOPLE." "RICH PEOPLE." "RICH PEOPLE." "RICH PEOPLE." ' TTe Loved this Brilliant Girl, but when ho found her in the Arms of Another Man. he! BEE "RICH PEOPLE." , . . It's D&lightful, 'Appenlin-x. Convincing. FILM DAILY says of "Rich People":— *' Paths presented on Broadway last night a tense, breath-taking drainiv that marks another big step forward in the progress of the sci'eeri/toward the higher levels. It is Just about the height, of artistic achievement by the talkers thus far." "RICH PEOPLE." / " RICH PEOPLE." "RICH PEOPLE." I No. 2 FEATURE, i Pnthe Presents ROBERT ARMSTRONG, ROBERT ARMSTRONG, ROBERT ARMSTRONG, AS THE HUMAN TIGER. AS THE HUMAN TIGER. The Master Mind of a Band of Crooks— the Cznr of the Underworld. 1 Co-Starred with Carol Lombard. In I RACKETEER" "THE RACKETEER" "THE RACKETEER" "THE RACKETEER" "THE RACKETEER" (THE GANG BOSS.) (THE GANG BOSS.) PLENTY. OF ACTION! Intensely Dramatic and Crammed With Excitement! Plan at Theatre. Reserves. 41-311. \'o Extra Charge for Reserves. ROXY. TO-DAY. __ CAPITOL TO-NIGHT AT 8 P.M. " WILD COMPANY," Featuring H. B. Warner, Sharon Lynn, and a strong cast. A Fox Movietone, All-talking, Thrilling Drama. We recommend this as a picture you will enjoy. Excellent Supports. PETER PAN CABARET. LUXURY AND REFINEMENT. _ COR. LORNE AND RUTLAND SIS. > TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. Dancing tf.ls-12 p.m. 7s Gd Double. For a Smarter and Gayer Evening VISIT PETER PAN CABARET, IN TEE HEART OF THE CITY. All Reservations, Phone 4C)-777. Wedding Parties and Private Functions Specially Catered For. AKARANA GOLF CLUB (Inc.) THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF THE ABOVE CLUB Will bo Held in the SOCIETY OF ARTS HALL, KITCHENER STREET, TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), At 8 p.m. BUSINESS:— As Prescribed by the Rules. R. PORTER. Secretary. DEMONSTEATIONS. P L E C T li 1 C COOKING J-J Demonstration on the Famous CANADIAN HOTPOINT HI-SPEED RANGE. EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, From 2.3) to 4 p.m., in our Showrooms, POWER BOARD BUILDING, (ground Floor), Queen Street. THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL AND . ENGINEERING CO., LTD. DANCING. *T A KARANA YACHT CLUB />t\ lx (Incorporated). / USUAL WEDNESDAY NIGHT DANCE "Will be held in the Clubhouse, Mechanics' Bay TO-NIGHT (Wednesday). Good music, Good Floor. FREE BUS from Endean's BuildiLga from 7.30 until 8.30, returning after the Dance. SUB.—Ladies, Is 6d; Gents., 2s. E. M. EDGCUMBE, Social Seo. A MERICAN Tap, Soft Sh:>s. Simultaneous J\. and Ballroom.—Miss Ruby Sheriff. Ho. ri. Hopetoun St.. Ponsonby. BALLROOM Dancing, correct style, quali Tied private tuition.—Modern Dancing Studio. 30. PalmerptnTi Bldga.. opn <'• P-O 37RANK WOODRUFFE, the Expert InBtructor. Special course, lcs. Individual tuition.-174. Upper Kymond* St. TTXrELLESLEY Dancing Academy, 100. •VV Pacific Bldg., Welleslev Street.—lnternational, Simultaneous and Ballroom; speciality, American Tap.—Principal, Mr. Geo G. Cox. ' TEACHERS OF ELOCUTION. JgLOCUTitON AND JJRAMATIC J RENE gTOLLERY, L.R.A.M. (Elocution), Gold Medallist L.A.M., Commenced Teaching in Auckland on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23. Adult 'arid Juvenile Classes. Private Pupils by Arrangement. Pupils Prepared for All Examinations. <Recerit, s ivccsses include 3 F. I'.C.L., C L.T.C.L., 15 A.T.C.L. Diplomas.) Training includes Speech Training, Dramatic Ait and Stage Technique. PHONE 45-461. STUDIO: 27. PARK RD„ GRAFTON. £)APIIXE J^NIGHT. ELOCUTION AND DRAMATIC ART. In recent Trinity College Examinations ull Pupils passed, gaining Honours and Medals. Studio: ' 22, KIIYBER PASS ROAD. Appointments: 4 to C> p.m. Daily. Phone 41-423. j\P- J. F. M OXTACUF " "The Man or AVnman who Speaks with Culture t.nd -Vjiility will alwava command , - Willing listener?." STUDIOS: 20-22. SWANSON ST. I\,rISS ETTJNA CORK. A.T.C.L.. KT.C.L. J-'X Elocition in all its branches.— 1. St"dio Blrl'.'s.. K-i ni n'.'n !'ii rip Rd. MRS. ARTHUR GRIFFITHS, 13. Bellevue I'd.. Mt. Eden. And Wednesdays, 22, The Academy. Upper Queon St. Speech. Exams., Excellent • Repertoire. Entertainment. MAHVV THOIJfSON. A.L.C.M.. L.L.C.M.. Teacher. Elocution, Piano.—SO. Pah Rd.. Epsom. City by appointment. Phone 13-278 MR. C'ULFORD BELL gives Lessons Speech Training. Recitation. Public {Speaking.—The Academy, Quceii St..(.next iEabernaclo).