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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21100, 6 February 1932, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. TO THE PARENTS OF AUCKLAND! AMALGAMATED THEATRES' SPECIAL EFFORT! CHILDREN'S MATINEE FOR THE CHILDREN. TO-DAY. 2 P.M. AT THEIR SUBURBAN .THEATRES: Crystal Palace, Tivoli, Rialto, Empress. Regent. (Epsom), Dp Luxe. West End, Alexandra. Edendale. Ambassador. ROXY THEATRE TO-DAY. ROXY THEATRE : ROXY THEATRE ViJSi. QUEEN STREET. MATINEE TO-DAY. AT 2 O'CLOCK. FIRST N.Z. PRESENTATION. RICHARD DIX RICHARD DIX RICHARD DIX With NANCE O'NEIL and SHIRLEY GREY "WILLIAM GILLETTE'S STAGE SMASH, " SECRET SERVICE." " SECRET SERVICE." " SECRET SERVICE." And ii "Worthy Supporting Programme of SHORT TALKING SUBJECTS. 1000 SEATS. 1/. 1/, 1/. Children, (id. Gd, tid. CRYSTAL PALACE Ml. Eilen Rd. TO-NIGHT. TONIGHT, 8 p.m. 8 p.m. MARION DAVIES and LESLIE HOWARD, in M FIVE AND TEN." Also MARY ASTOR and ROBERT AMES in " SMART WOMAN." (Adult Recoiumeiidut ion.) EXTRA FOR MATINEE. TO-DAY. AT 2 O'CLOCK: 3 News. 2 Comedies, including Mickey McGuire. "Five nnd Ten." NEW REGENT ErsOM. TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, 6 P-m. S p.m. JACK HOLT—RALPH GRAVES, SALLY BLANE, in "A DANGEROUS AFFAIR." (Adult Recommendation.) EXTRA FOR MATINEE, TO-DAY, AT 2 O'CLOCK: 2 News, 2 Travelogues, 3 Comedies, including Mickey McGuire, " Hunting Tigers in India " (G reels). AUCKLAND DICKENS FELLOWSHIP. CHARLES DICKENS' BIRTHDAY FETE. IN AID OF HOSPITAL COT FUND TO-DAY (SATURDAY), 2 P.M. FETE TO BE OPENED BY MRS. ALFRED KIDD. AFTERNOON TEA. BAND ADMISSION. 6d. All Dickens' Lovers Urged to Attend. Note Address.—ss, Esplanade Road, Mount Eden (Prospect Rise Tram Stop). WILLIAM TILDEN TEACHES YOU HOW TO PLAY TENNIS. ST. JAMES'. WHEELER AND WOOLSEY. CYCLONIC COMEDIANS. STRAND, TUESDAY NEXT. Otahuhu carnival. FRIDAY NIGHT, FEBRUARY 12. SPECIAL VISIT OF AUCKLAND GIRLS' BAND. A NIGHT YOU WILL REMEMBER ! SHOWS. ENTRIES BETTER THAN EVER BEFORE! (OVER 300 MORE THAN LAST YEAR.) FRANKLIN | AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL SOCIETY'S 47TH ANNUAL i show; i TO BE HELD ON THE SHOWGROUNDS. ■ PUKEKOHE. ■ FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NEXT. FEB. 12 AND 13. POST ENTRY EVENTS ON PEOPLE'S I)A\ (SATURDAY), include: MACHINE - SHEARING COMPETITION OPEN TO ALL C'OMEKS (own handpieces may l>e used if desired). BLADE SHEARING COMPETITION FOR BOYS UNDER 20 YEARS. " BUTTER-FAT ESTIMATING COMPETITION. WEIG MT-ESTIMATING COMPETITIONS 1 RESCUE RACE (MOUNTED) LEADING RACE (MOUNTEDt. A CHEAP DAY'S OUTING FOR THE FAMILY. Special Excursion Trains. Return Fare from Auckland. 3s 3d. .Family Return tickets. 9s 9d. H. E. KISSLING, See.. Box 32, Pukekohe. AM ATA A AND CI ATI OX 10MING OF-AGE P. A SK( MATAMATA RACECOURSE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23. 1932. Fine Show of Stock. Herd Testing Competition. Wood Chopping. Steer-Riding, and Good Jumping. Booth. Hot. Water and Refreshments on Ground. Trains met. Drovers and paddocking provided if necessa rr. N.B.— Entries ('lose: Stock (.'lasses, February 0; Home Industries Classes. February 20. Exhibits for which must be in Shed by 1 p.m. on MONDAY. February 22. Secretary will be at his own Office, next I\o.. from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. Phono 203. F. BANKS. Secretary. PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. ir O. F YFFB L AMB May be consulted at THE POWER BOARD BUILDINGS. QUEEN STREET. Hours, l-"2. ]yp. LOUIS PHILLIPS, LL.B., BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, Has Commenced the Practice of his Profession t At -109 nnd 410, Fourth Floor, Colonial Mutual Building, Queen Street, Auckland. M" H. P. B rA,iEY ' DENTAL SURGEON. BROADWAY CHAMBERS. NEWMARKET. Painless and Gas Extractions. Painless Fillings. Artificial Teotb. Phono 45-024. M R L. II AROLD QOULD, Practitioner of ]Vy T ATUKK QURE _ rtogerti™ therapeutics. Rheumatism, Goitre. m c?* |' IVIC HOUSE «tt .<°PP. St. James Theatre). is the best physician who realises 0s < ler! 1S M e .D n " 6 ° f dr " gs -"~ Sir William "pSYCHO Analyst, Physiotherapist. Diet.i- ----*• tian (mind, nerves, ftlands).—P, Mouli Whern Cross Bldss., Chancery St. Phono