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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20924, 14 July 1931, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS, It costs no more to Reserve in •' Dress Circle, Ciucle or Centre Stalls. . . Day Sale 3 (Upper Circle), l s cd. CIVIC "The Dominion's Greatest Theatre" Direction: J. C. Williamson Film' s 10.45 ONCE AGAIN—THE CIVIC OFFERS Tin? BEST PROGRAMME IN TOWN REGINALD DENNY, ' . REGINALD DENNY. REGINALD DENNY, I BUSTER KEATON, * IN " PARLOUR, BEDROOM AND BATH." A COMEDY RIOT. You must see tb is grand Comedy— You'll roar at Buster Keaton as the, Great I/over. A little epice—plus a littlo English wit, and you havo the Grandest Comedy of many a year to come. GREAT SUPPORTING PROGRAMME HOWARD MOODY, AT THE GRAND ORGAN. | 43-266 | RESERVATIONS \loM\ VAUDEVILLE! .VAUDEVILLE! —- FLESH AND BLOOD AGAIN I MESSRS. J. C. WILLIAMSON FILMS ANNOUNCE The First of Their Bis International Vaudeville Acts. y THE SKATING AVIATORS, Direct from Their Amazing Season at the Tivoli Theatres, Melbourne and Sydney. HERE IS THE GREATEST ACT OF ITS KIND EVER SEEN IN AUCKLAND THEIR "WHIRL OF DEATH" IS THE GREATEST THRILL EVER WITNESSED ON ANY STAGE. IT'S A SENSATION! AND—ON THE SAME PROGRAMME: THE KING AND QUEEN OF COMEDY. WINNIE WINNIE WINNIE WINNIE WINNIE LIGHTNER LIGHTNER LIGHTNER LIGHTNER LIGHTNER JOE E. BROWN JOE E. BROWN JOE E. BROWN JOE E. BROWN A TORNADO OF LAUGHS AND ROARS—WITH THE KIND OF COMEDY THAT MAKES ONB LAUGH ALL OVER AGAIN. "SIT TIGHT" " SIT TIGHT." " SIT TIGHT." " SIT TIGHT." " SIT TIGHT." A Vitapbone Production. LAUGHTER. LONGER, LOUDER. FUNNIER! Imagine Joe as a wrestler with « permanent cramp between the ears. Imagine Winnie as a doctor with the pep that mends broken hearts. It's twice as funny as their funniest I FRIDAY NEXT FRIDAY NEXT BOS PLANS NOW OPEN. BOOK EARLY EVERYBODY WILL BE AT THE CIVIC NEXT WEEK. NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR BOOKING. [F YOU DO NOT GO TO CHURCH* COME TO THE TOWN HALL NEXT SUNDAY NIGHT. REV. LIONEL B. FLETCHER Has a Message for You. IN BANKRUPTCY. J/N BANKRUP TC. Y. Notice is hereby given that ARTHUR RAINSFORD CRADDOCK, of Otorohawra. Farmer, intends to apply "for his Discharge at the sitting of (ne Supreme Court in Bankruptcy at Hamilton on MONDAY, the 24th day of August, 1031. • McVEAGH AND FLEMING. Solicitors for Bankrupt. July 14, 1931. J N BANK RUPT CT. Notice is hereby given that CHARLES SAMUEL SHEPHERD, formerly of Ta Rapa, now of Hamilton, Farmer, intends to apply for his Discharge at the sitting o. the Supreme Court in Bankruptcy at Hamilton ou MONDAY, the 24th day of August, 1931. McVEAGH AND FLEMING, Solicitors for Bankrupt. July 14, 1931. - PANGING. A UCIvLAND Hockey Association.—Com)' try "Week Dance, Scots Hall, Wednesday, 15th. Ladies, 2s Gd; Gents., 3s Cd. Supper. OSS SPENCER, Symondsville Studio, Symonds St:—Gala Night, Saturday, July 18. ■ i' Lt BALLROOM Dancing, correct style. Qualified private tuition. —Modem Dancin? Studio. 30, Palmerston Bklgs., opp. u • TEACHERS OF ELOCUTION. MRS. ARTHUR GRIFFITHS, 13. Beljevuo Rd., Mt. Eden ; phone.—Wednesdays, Academy Studios, Speeches, Mob logues. Humour. Plav „ TENDERS. PAINTING Two Houses, Labour only: must bo qualified estimate quanti y. Call Herald. ' BUILDING MATERIAL. A CTIONS Speak.-(W Families comfortably J\ housed in 30 months.— Phillips. BU - low Specialists, Pt. Chevalier. I hone - THOROUGHBREDS FOR SALE^ rITROTTING Mares (2), Sulky. I Jogger; cheap lot^—SuUoj_^i^iL--rs THE NEW ZEALAND HERALD AND AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS. ADVERTISEMENTS: GB PREPAID RATES.—SEE COUPON ? AU TWO OF THIS ISSUE. N.Z. Herald: Tlio recognised medium f« e best results. TELEPHONES: Advertisements—--8 a.m.' to 10 p.m. . . After 10 pm. . 40-041 * 44-693