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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20986, 24 September 1931, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. MANAGERIAL NOTICE. TO THE THOUSANDS OF ST. JAMES' PATRONS. Please note that owing to the enormous success of the present programme, "Pardon Us" and "Shipmates," our next super-extended season attraction Will not be screened until FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2. ST. JAMES' ST. JAMES' "Where Sound Sounds Best." SESSIONS: 11 A.M.. 2.15 AND 7.55 P.M. TWO WONDERFUL COMEDY PIC TURES, EACH A FEATURE OiN ITS OWN. LAUREL LAUREL LAUREL LAUREL LAUREL LAUREL HARDY HARDY HARDY HARDY HARDY HARDY In their First Full-length Feature Picture "PARDON US." " PARDON US." "PARDON US." "PARDON US." A Scream From Start to Finish. And ROBERT MONTGOMERY ROBERT MONTGOMERY ROBERT MONTGOMERY ROBERT MONTGOMERY ROBERT MONTGOMERY ROBERT MONTGOMERY In his First Great Starring Entertainment " SHIPMATES." " SHIPMATES." " SHIPMATES." " SHIPMATES." Big Romantic Comedy of Navy Life. Finns at St. James'. NAVAL NEWS. DIOMEDE PHILOMEL LABURNUM By kind permission of RearAdmiral Blake, C.8.. D.5.0., R.N. A BIG GALA CHARITY PROGRAMME Will be Presented by THE PRIDE OF THE FLEET. H.M.S. DIOMEDE BAND (Under Baton of Bandmaster EL. W. Barnett). WINNERS OF OPEN NAVY BAND CONTEST. With HUMOUR - PATHOSCOMEDY, by COMBINED CONCERT PARTY From H.M. Ships DIOMEDE—- . PHILOMEL—LABURNUM. A Great Array of Talent. Every Artist a Star. TOWN HALL; FRIDAY AT 8 P.M. PROCEEDS IN AID OF AUCK LAND CITY MISSION. POPULAR PRICES.—Circle and Front Stalls, 2s; Back Stalls and Gallery, la (2000 seats); Children, Half-pnce. Be Wise Book Now.l Box Plan Lewis Fady, Ltd., 192 Queen St. No extra lor booking. DOORS OPEN 7 P.M. LECTURES. AUCKLAND Higher Thought Centre (Inc.). The Temple, cor. Pitt and and Wellington Sts.. TO-DAY (Thursday), 2 p.m., Women's Progress Club, " The Three Unholy Ones," Mrs. E. Lewin. PUBLICATIONS. gPLENDID gERIAL. gPLENDID |yEW gERIAL. " TTRESCOBELL." «' nPRESCOBELL." " rpRESCOBELL." " rnRESCOBELL." V J| OMANTIC "jyjYSTERY, \ ANTIC j^J-YSTERY. V Jl OMANTIC j\£YSTERYBY JOSEPH HOCKINC,. BY JOSEPH HOCKING, BY JOSEPH HOCKING. " Treseobell " is one of those strangely fascinating stories that is too seldom met with. It is a story of quaint charm, of unexpected episodes, around which is woven one of the most enchanting love stories ever written. " Trescobell " is tho name of a Quaint little place situated in romantic Cornwall, and in Mary Prynne. a young aud extraordinary girl, one finds a fresh and fragrant character, full of quaint ideas that appeal to the imagination. " rjARESCOBELL." " rjARESCOBELL." " rpRESCOBELL." By that great writer. Joseph Hocking, who has to his everlasting fame such splendid achievements as " Nancy Trovanion's Legacy." " Andrew Boconnoc's Will." etc., etc., etc. I The Serial will be commenced in the columns of the YEW J_J ERALD gUPPLEMENT, ON gATURDAY EXT. SATURDAY j\pXT. Instalments will appenr every Saturday till completion. DO NOT FAIL TO READ THE OPENING CHAPTER.