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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20901, 17 June 1931, Page 18

AMUSEME2TTS. STEP INTO THE WARMTH OR "SUNNY'S" RADIANT CHARMS! THE BRIGHTEST SPOT IN TOWN. GLOWING WITH THE RADIANCE OP MARILYN MILLER AS "SUNNY." • YOU'LL FORGET YOUR TROUBLES IN THE SUNSHINE OP HER SMILE! --CIVIC 10.45 " SALLY " was her first Screen success complete Screen TRIUMPH. MARILYN MILLER MARILYN MILLER .1 "SUNNY " "SUNNY" (A First National Piclure) CLYDE COOK, LAWRENCE GRAY. Better than "Sally,'' because "Sunny"' has four differently delightful Marilyn Miller characterisations. ON STAGE—GORDON COLE AND HIS WINTERGARDEN BAND Also, HOWARD MOODY At the Grand Organ, featuring "IN A PERSIAN MARKET." I 43-2K6 I RESERVATIONS I 40-266 I COMMENCING FRIDAY NEXT FRIDAY NEXT WHEN YOU SEE "NEW MOON* YOU'LL SEE AND HEAR THIS GLORIOUS ROMANCE IN ITS ENTIRETY AS PRESENTED AT THE ASTOR THEATRE, NEW YORK, AND IN ADDITION TWO STARS WHOSE SINGING YOU WILL EVER REMEMBER YOU WILL HEAR THOSE HAUNTING MELODIES—- " LOVER COME BACK TO ME," "WANTING YOU." " STOUT HEARTED MEN," " ONE KISS." Here is a Musical Romance presented on a scale never before attempted. GRACE MOORE GRACE MOORE GRACE MOORE Never-To-Be-Foi:gotten as JENNY LIND. "NEW MOON" "NEW MOON" " NEW MOON " "NEW MOON" LAWRENCE TIBBETT LAWRENCE TIBBETT LAWRENCE TIBBETT TO HEAR " STOUT HEARTED MEN" SUNG BY THE HUGE MALE CHORUS IS A TREAT IN ITSELF— Imagine two stars of such glamour and fame and genius together in one mighty talking picture entertainment! This thrilling stage success is now given a production on the screen that has not been approached since " Be:n Hur." BOX PLANS OPEN NOW. BOOK NOW!. ' LEAGUE FOOTBALL. ft jyjlD-WEEK COMPETITION. ssß\ CARLAW PARK. TO-DAY (Wed)* \ WATERSIDE WORKERS v. LSti> POST OFFICE, No. 1, 3.45 p.m. AUCKLAND LOCO. v. STONEX AND STORMONT'S. No. 2, 3.45 p.m. Admission, including Stand, 6d. ■' VICTORIA PARK. 3 p.m.. CITY MARKETS v. NICHOLSON PARK. MEETINGS. PENSIONERS I MR. M. E. PARRY, M.P., Will address Old Ago Pensioners, Military Pensioners, those in receipt of Widows* Pensions and Miners.' Pensions, in tie Trades Hall, Hobson Street, on MONDAY NEXT, June 22, at 2.30 p.m. All Pensioners invited. Very important. A UCKLAND PROVINCIAL PATRIOTIC il AND WAR RELIEF ASSOCIATION. THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the Association will be held at the ASSOCIATION'S OFFICES, NGAPUHI CHAMBERS, LORNE ST., AUCKLAND, on FRIDAY, June 19, 1931, at 2.15 o'clock. BUSINESS: To receive the Annual Report of the Executive and Hon. Treasurers. To receive the Statement of Accounts lot the year ended March 31, 1931. To elect Seven (7) Members to the Executive. ' V General. „ „ „. _ T. B. KAY, Secretary. PUHOI TOWN HALL The Annual General Meeting of Shareholders in the. above Company will be held in the Company's Hull, Pulioi, at 10 a.ra. on MONDAY, June :29. 1931. B. SCHOLLUM, Secretary. TEACHERS OF ELOCUTION. IV/fR. CCJLFORIX. BELL gives Lessons LVJL Speech Traming. Recitation, Publio Speaking.—The Acadomy. Queen .St. (next tabernacle). |\/JRS. A. J. DREAVER, Studio, 46, Lewis L>l. Eady, Ltd.—Public Speaking, Dra» natic Acting. Clenr Speech. \f RS. ARTHUR GRIFFITHS, 13, Bellevuo L'X Rd., Mt. Eden; Wednesdays, 22, Academy, Upper Queen St.—Speeches, Monoclines, Recitals. THE NEW ZEALAND HERALD AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS. ADVERTISEMENTS: PREPAID RATES.—SEE COUPON PAGE TWO OF THIS ISSUE. Heiuld: The recognised medium for best results. TELEPHONES: Advertisements—--8 a.m. to 10 p.m 46-944 After 10 p.m. .. .. ... 44-693 Replies to advertissmenis will be received t the Office of the Heham>, and when postge is provided will be promptly forwarded m to the advertiser. Please note that the 'ostnl Department tvill not deliver letters o any nom-de-pluit:e initial or number ddressed caro oi any Post Office. The Company does not hold itself responible for non-insertion of ani* advertisement r advertisements, through accident or from ther causes, or for error in the publication f any advertisement.