Page 18 Advertisements Column 7

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21098, 4 February 1932, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. THE ONE AND ONLY GRETA GARBO IN THE ARMS OF FASCINATING CLARK GABLE. WHAT A PAIR OF SCREEN LOVERS THEY ARE ! ST. JAMES' ST. JAMES' "Where Sound Soxmds Best." COMMENCING TO-MORROW. COMMENCING TO-MORROW. Our Pictures get Bigger and Better each change of programme. We lake great pleasure in presenting another real outstanding picture. One that you must enjoy, because it has two wonderful stars, and tho story is so Romantic and Beautiful GRETA GARBO GRETA GARBO GRETA GARBO GRETA GARBO GRETA GARBO GRETA GARBO AND CLARK GABLE CLARK GABLE CLARK GABLE CLARK GABLE CLARK GABLE CLARK GABLE IN SUSAN LENOX SUSAN LENOX (HER FALL AND RISE). SHE LIVED TO LOVE ... IT WAS AS VITAL TO HER EXISTENCE AS BREATH ITSELF . . . PRIMITIVE IN PASSIONS . . YET, AFTER ALL. JUST HUMAN . . . LIKE ANY OTHER WOMAN. CLARK GABLE CLARK GABLE In a role that suits him. He's the Hero . . . Greta's Lover. You'll rave about him for weeks after. A Metro-Goldwyn-Moyer Picture. SPECIAL TO TENNIS PLAYERS. TENNIS TECHNIQUE. TENNIS TECHNIQUE. EXTRAORDINARY DEMONSTRATION BY AMERICA'S CHAMPION, WILLIAM TILDEN. You follow each of his masterly strokes in slow motion. PLANS AT ST. JAMES'. ST. JAMES' ST. JAMES' SESSIONS: 11 a.m., 2.15 and 8. LAST DAY. LAST DAY. MARIE DRESSLER, MARIE DRESSLER, POLLY MORAN, POLLY MORAN, IN '•POLITICS." "POLITICS." "POLITICS." "POLITICS." PLANS AT ST. JAMES'. POSITIVELY LAST DAY OF COMEDY WEEK THE LONDON. . CO „ EDIE3 THE LONDON. 3COStEDIES ' No. I—WINNIE LIGHTNER and JOE E. BROWN, in "SIT TIGHT" "SIT TIGHT." N °' ' r THE SULTAN'S JESTER." A LAUREL AND HARDY COMEDY. SESSIONS: 11.15, 2, 4, 6 and 8. COMMENCING TO-MORROW (FRIDAY): 2 Great Stars in a Comedy and a Drama. ANN HARDING, in "HER PRIVATE AFFAIR." MAURICE CHEVALIER, in "THE BIG POND." THE LONDON FUNERAL NOTICES. COURT PRIDE ONEHUNGA. No. 5261,' A.0.F., A.D. Brethren of the above Court are requested to attend the Funeral of our late BROTHER G. FILMER, which will leave No. 43, Albert Street, Onehunga, at 3 p.m. TO-DAY (Thursday), for Waikaraka Cemetery. By order of the C.R. F. BARTLETT. Secretary.

DENTISTRY. jy£R. CECIL H. HERDSON Wishes to intimate that he has returned from holidays and has RESUMED THE PRACTICE OF HIS PROFESSION AT AVONDALE. TOURISTS AND MOTORISTS GUIDE. AUCKLAND. Hotel qtonehurst, 0 100 Roomß. "The Only UNLICENSED Hotel-de-Luxe." Reduced tariff: 12s Gd, 14s and 16s per day; 63a to 98s week. Bed and bkft., from 6s 6d. T EIGH Hotel (Licensed), the House of -Li plenty. A.A.A. Social, comfort, service. cuisine.—J. Frost. MT. MAUNGANUI. EVERY Comfort and Convenience. Only Hotel facing ocean and sunshine. Moderate Tariff.—"Ocean Lodge," Mr. and Mis. Howard. Telephone 283 M. MOST- Popular Holiday Resort in N.Z.— Hotel The Mount. Tariff £3 10s. Phone 283 U. Mr. and Mrs. \V. Griffiths, Proprietors. NEW PLYMOUTH. CHETWODE Private Hotel, Devon St. West. A. A.A.—Tennis. Golf. Quiet: West. _ A.A.A.—Tennis, Golf. Quiet; excellent cuisine.—Mrs. Phillips, Hostess. NGATEA. PRIVATE Hotel, good accommodation at moderate rates; appointed house C.T. and A.A.A.—Mrs. E. Leonard. OKOROIRE. 'THE Hot Springs Hotel for sport, a rest. - 1 - your health or your best holiday. Try ORUA BAY. " rpHE PINES," Orua Bay, via Onehunga. X Sea frontage: safe beach. Trv us for X Sea frontage; safe beach. Try ub for your holidays.—L. Morris, Proprietor. ROTORUA. AA.A. Hotel, Empire, Leading Private • Hotel. 10s to 12s 6d daily. £3 12a Gd XX« Hotel. 10s to 12s 6d daily, £3 12s 6d weekly.—Wires: Empire. Accommodation. Sonoma Private Hotel, Belect; 9s daily, £2 10s weekly. —Phone 473. Pro., Mrs. Garlick. BONDI Private Hotel.—Special Reduced Tariff, £'2 10s weekly; every comfort Proprietress. and convenience.—Phone 138. Mrs. Yuill. C CHIRM'S Private Hotel, min. new Ward S Baths; i' 3 3s, 10b daily; appointed A.A.A. Hotel.—Phone 47. DEVONSHIRE House, handy station. Grounds, Baths; table unequalled; 8s per day.—Mrs E. Dean, Proprietress. EMPIRE, largest, most Popular House, now separate Hotel since McLean's retirement 1929. On arrival don't be misled, only one Empire. HOTEL Australia.—Reduced tariff, summer holidays, all. concessions.—Box 148. Wires. "Australia." PARK VIEW, overlooking Gardens, Bowling Greens.—Refurnished throughout; free garage; tariff, 10s day.—Mrs. Staple, Proprietress. QUEENSLAND Private Hotel.—9s per day; £2 15s weekly; garage and parking ground.—Mrs. Berge, Proprietress. SURREY House, Haupapa St., centrally situated; 8s 6d per day; £2 10s weekly. —Mrs. Devon. Proprietress. Phone 217. fPHE Commonwealth.—Special tariff, 8s J- daily, £2 10s weekly; choice home cooking; poultry daily. 'PHE GRANGE (late Oakleigh), opposite J- station.—Bs Daily, £2 8s Weekly; homely.—Proprietress: Mrs. G. Savage. TAUEANGA. HOTEL St. Anne's,, Tauranga, has Vacancies for Guests; tariff 10s per day, £3 a week. WELLINGTON. T^I'ELLINGTON. —Rutland Private Hotel, »» Plimmer'a Steps. Superior accommodation, greatly reduced tariff; 9s day; 503 week.