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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20930, 21 July 1931, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. CROWDED AGAIN! But why worry ? : You can reserve i* Dress Circle, Circle or Centre Stall Without Any Extra Charge. . ; You can purchase a Day Sale TirW» (Upper Circle Is 6d) at your local "Civic" Agent. 7* So why wait in the Queue? ; I CIVIC "Tho Dominion's Greatest Theatre. 1 * Direction: J. C. Williamson Filmi. 10.45 ROAR AFTER ROAR OF HEART! LAUGHS. WINNIE LIGHTNER WINNIE LIGHTNER WINNIE LIGHTNER JOE E. BROWN JOE E. BROWN JOE E. BROWN IN 1 "SIT TIGHT." ? Also, VAUDEVILLE! i A Sensation Supreme.' ~ , , A RIOT AT EVERY PERFORMANCE! Huee crowds gasp—and then break into tumultuous applause that brings the house down! Direct from their amazing seasons at ths Tivoli Theatre, Melbourne and Sydney. JOY AND LAZZERONI, JOY AND LAZZERONI, JOY AND LAZZERONI, THE SKATING" AVIATORS. APPEARING AFTERNOON AND EVENING. > "A spectacular and breath-taking act, the most sensational .of .its kind ever seen ia Auckland." —Vide the Star. "The moat sensational act of its kind seen here —brought a rousing burst of applauses'—Vide the Herald. . BOOK YOUR SEAT; —■; NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR RESERVES. I 40-266 ! RESERVATIONS I 43-266 I A Powerful Drama of modern humanity! A Story of three firls each seeking er own independence! But how differently! C I VIC FRID. NEXT. • "THREE GIRLS LOST." "THREE GIRLS LOST." " THREE GIRLS LOST " "THREE GIRLS LOST." RESERVES PHONE 40-266. It happened in Chj. | c»eo, but it rnigfct 11 .just as well hav» II happened in Ancki i • land! j! One girl was, wif«. ' | One girl was faclisk, j, One girl was aeasiblfc :l One gave One grabbed ——— : :v One —I TOURISTS AND MOTORISTS GUIDE. HAMILTON. Voysey, Proprietress.. OKOROIRE. "DEAUTIFUL Okoroire.—Visit. the Hot •M. .Springs Hoteh golf course, in splendid order; nice mineral baths. ROTORUA. A CCOMMODATION. - Sonoma Privats •A Hotel; winter tariff, 83 daily, £2 5s weekly.—Phone 473. Prop., Mrs. Garlick. Australia hotel.-The Popular.? House; 20 per cent, cut; 10s 6d, 12s Sd daily; special weekly tariff; wires, Australia Private Hotel, neitt Sanatorium v Grounds; 9s per day, £2 15s weeklyBox 14: Phone 47. ' ' DEVONSHIRE HOUSE, handy station. Grounds, Baths; table unequalled; 8s per day.—Mrs. E. Dean, Proprietress. I^MPIHE. —Leading Private Hotel, i-* IJ day; Co,ttage, 10s; cosy fires; A.AA.. P,S. concessions.—Wires. Empire. QUEENSLAND Private Hotel, Box 41. • Phone 144. Superior Accommodation at reduced tariff. 8s 6d per day. ___ QURREY HOUSE, Haupapa St.. centrally Mrs. Devon. Proprietress. Phone '2l7* ' . THE GRANGE, Hinemoa St.—Central, homely;- terms moderate. —Proprietress, Mrs. G. Savage. TE KUITI. mm CHRISTCHURCH. STONEHURST," tho Premier Hotel in Christchurch; ideally situated; tariff. 12s Gd to 155.-Telegram3. " Stonelea.'.' . DANCING. _ ALLROOM Dancing, correct style. QUaji' TEACHERS OP ELOCUTIONTV/TRS. ARTHUR GRIFFITHS. .13. BeH* 1U vue Rd„ Mt. Eden: phone.-Wednes-days, Academy Studios. Speeches. WtO loguea. Humour. Pla» TENNIS REQUISITES. A BRUCE, Expert Racquet Stringer.J*;. •A. Albert Street.—Players recommeiM. patronised by Tilden, world's champion• _ THE NEW ZEALAND HERALD AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS. ADVERTISEMENTS: t ' PREPAID RATES.—SEE COUPON TWO OF THIS ISSUE. N.Z. Herald; Tho recognised medium & ~ best results. TELEPHONES: Advertisements— S a.m. to 10 p.m. After 10 p.m. ... . 46-51* ~ 44-693 Replies to advertisements will he at the Office of the Herald, and when IyjeJ'. ' ago is provided will be promptly for on to tho advertiser. .Please not* tM Postal Department will not bet 1o any nom-de-plume, initial or addressed care of any Pc.«t Othce. The Company does not hold i' aelf •' sible for non-insertion of any ?, d J®, or { T o&f: or advertisements through accident io a'fcj other causes, or for error in the puow. of any advertisement.