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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21086, 21 January 1932, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. MAJESTIC FINAL SCREENINGS, 11, 2.15, 8.0. HELEN~HAYES, The Amazing New Star, in " THE SIN OP MADELON CLAUDET," with Lewis Stone, Clifi Edwards. ZASU PITTS. THELMA TODD, in "The Pyjama Party." TO-MORROW, ANOTHER GIGANTIC MAJESTIC ENTERTAINMENT. Stripped of her pride of race . . .her proud badge of royalty . . . her heart was that of any woman, and Itomance called her to " SURRENDER.' " surrender: The story of four storm-swept humans in love with tradition, in love with country—" Surrender" is not a war picture. Based on the Franco-Prussian Novel " Axellc," by Pierre Benoit. WARNER BAXTER WARNER BAXTER as "DUMAINE." Handsome young Frenchman, a jirisoner of war, whose spirit has never boon broken and whose humour is unquenchable. LEILA HYAMS as "AXELLE." Beautiful, exquisite Prussian girl, who lives at the old palace near the prison camp in order to bp with the aged and eccentric old Count Reichendorf, father of her fiance, Dietrich. ALEXANDER KIRKLAND as "DIETRICH." |! Youngest son of the old count, || a true Prussian, betrothed to jj Axelle. C. AUBREY SMITH as "COUNT REICHENDORF." I | Half mad, proud and arrogant I old count, hero of many wars and father of four fighting Prussi an sons. RALPH BELLAMY as "CAPTAIN ELBING. || Commander of the prison camp, jl disfigured, mutilated, stern and I cold, yet tender underneath. WILLIAM PAWLEY as "OOULET." Big bear of a fellow with mousey eyes and teeth like a cur. A grouch with many medals for bravery. BERT HANLON as "VANDAELE." A quiet little man, educated and intelligent, one of Dumaine's most loyal comrades. GEORGE ANDREE BERANGER as "FICHET." The only man in the group with a wife and family back home. Always attempting to make peace between Dumaine and Goulet. (A Fox Production.) PLANS AT MAJESTIC. 2000 Seats, Is, Is 6d, 2s. Phone 43-210. BUILDING SOCIETY NOTICES. nil THE AUCKLAND CO-OPERATIVE TERMINATING BUILDING SOCIETY. APPROPRIATIONS, SOCIETY'S OFFICE, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1932. 7.30 P.M. BALLOTS—GROUPS 35, 64, 65, 66. 67. SALES-GROUPS 44, 60, 62, 69, 71. LAST PAY DAY, MONDAY, January 25. All Shares should be made Financial. E. H. GIBBONS, Acting Secretary. PUBLIC NOTICES. OTICE CLAIMS. In the Estate of THOMAS SPEAR, late of Arapuni, Storekeeper, deceased. All persons having any claim against the abovementioned Estate are requested to forward a detailed account in duplicate to the undersigned by 30th JANUARY, 1932. and all accounts owing to the deceased should be paid by the. samp date, to COLLINS AND DOWNES, Solicitors, Te Awamutu. POL IC E DEPARTMENT. SALE OF UNCLAIMED PROPERTY. It is hereby notified that Unclaimed Property in the hands of the Police, at Auckland, will, if not claimed before SATURDAY, February 13, 1932, .be Sold thereafter by public auction. Particulars as to the time and place of Sale may be obtained from the Superintendent of Police, Auckland. W. G. WOHLMANN, Commissioner of Police. M C N I People have complained that imitations •jf McNiven's delicious Icy-slice Ice Cream Cones have been forced on the public. Pleasures will be taken to prosecute those who deceive the public in this way—we respectfully suggest that lniyeru should look foi' the name " Icy-slice" when making their purchases. None genuine without the name Icy-slice on it. McNIVEN BROS. (N.Z.), LTD.. 112, lvhyber Pass Road, Auckland. rpHE Auckland Dairy Produce Committee X (leading dealers in Dairy Produce) advise that they are laying the following net wholesale in'ices free of all charges for the week ending January 27Eggs, Ist Grade, Hen, lOd doz.; Eggs. Ist Grade, Duck. 9d doz.; Eggs, Ist Grn.de, Pullets. 8d doz.; Butter, Ist Grade, 8d lb. RESTAURANTS AND TEAROOMS. COOKE'S SPECIAL. COOKE'S SPECIAL. MOONSHINE BIFFS MOONSHINE BIFFS MOONSHINE BIFFS AND AND ICE CREAM. ICE CREAM. ICE CREAM. A NEW ADDITION TO COOKE'S CELEBRATED FROZEN DAINTIES.