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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21112, 20 February 1932, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. FOR MATINEES TO-DAY-CHILDREN'S PICTURES, ' ESPECIALLY PASSED BY N.Z. CENSOR For the Following AMALGAMATED SUBURBAN THEATRES TIVOLI. EMPRESS. RIALTO. CRISTA PALACE. DE LUXE. REGENT (Epsom; ALEXANDRA. WEST END. AMBASSi DOR, EDENDALE CINEMA. CRYSTAL < PALACE Mt. Eden Reserves, Reserves, 20-573. 20-573. TO-NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK. YOU'LL BE SURPRISED I At. ESTHER RALSTON ■miiKwnilga STALLS. 1/. !/• Children. Half-price. PARENTS NOTE—" LONELY WIVES ' WILL NOT SCREEN AT MATINEE MATINEE. PROGRAMME: " HUNTINC TIGERS IN INDIA (6 reels). TWO 2-rec COMEDIES, AUDIO REVIEW. PATH] NEWS. AT BOTH THEATRES. TIVOLI TIVOLI NEWTON - NEAR GRAFTON BRIDG] AND „ EMPRESS \ \ EMPRESS s KEWTON^ / / /^ TO-NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK. The King of British Funny Men, GENE GERRARD " LET'S LOVE 1 AND LAUGH." A British International Picture, With GEORGE GEE. A MIRTHQUAKE OF LAUGHS-SONGS-MUSIC—FUN—WITTY DIALOGUE. STALLS, 1/. 11. Children. Half-price. MATINEE PROGRAMME AS FOLLOWS " LET'S LOVE AND LAUGH." NEWS REEL, CARTOON, COMEDY. DOMINION ROAD. CAPITOL. TO-NIGHT. AT 8 P.M. OUTSTANDING DOUBLE-STAR. PROG. (1) " LAUGHTER," NANCY CARROLL, FREDRICK MARCH (2) "SPORT OF KINGS." LESLIE HENSON, GORDON HARKER, The "Phar Lap" of English Comedy. MATINEE. - "FINGERPRINTS." (Ep. 9.; SEND THE CHILDREN. Phone 12-199 for Reserves. EMPIRE-TO-DAY and "TO-NIGHT, AT 8. REG. DENNY and FIFI DORSAY. " THOSE THREE FRENCH GIRLS.' Dialogue by P. G. Wodehouse. MILFORD. PICTUREDROME. The laughs start at 2.30 and 8. The Extraordinary British Comedy Special, "ALMOSI A HONEYMOON," followed by 2 hours Jazz at 10. Follow the Crowd. DEVONPORT. AT 8 - DEVONPORT. NORMA SHEARER In - "FREE SOUL. ,v ("A" Certificate.) MATINEE AT 2.30 P.M. ONEHUNGA. ONEHUNGA PICTURES STRAND. JOHN GILBERT in " THE PHANTOM OF PARIS." EXCELLENT SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. MATINEE 2.30. TO-NIGHT at 8. ATEVER GAMBLE ON THE STORK 1\ ' MARKET. "THE GOLD-DIGGERS OF 1932." TROTTING. THAMES TROTTING CLUB. 13TH ANNUAL MEETING. PARAWAI RACECOURSE, APRIL 16, 1932. PROGRAMME:— HIKUTAIA HANDICAP (Harness), 85sovs. Limit 3.7. Distance 1} miles. Nomination 20s, Acceptance 255. KEREPEEHI HANDICAP . (Harness), lOOsovs. Limit 3.34. 1J miles. Nomination 20s, Acceptance 30s. PARAWAI HANDICAP (Harness). 85sovs. Limit 3.50. Distance 1} miles. (Trotters). Nomination 20s, Acceptance 255. THAMES TROTTING CUP HANDICAP (Harness). 200sovs. Limit. 4.40. Distance 2 miles. Nomination 30s, Acceptance 50s. PURIRI HANDICAP (Sadrile), lOOsovs. Limit 2.21. Distance 1 mile. Nomination 20s, Acceptance 30s. TURUA HANDICAP (Harness). 85sovs. Limit. 3.45. Distance J J miles. Nomination 20s, Acceptance 255. PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP (Harness), 135sovb. Limit. 4.59. Distance 2 miles (Trotters). Nomination 20s. Acceptonce 355. KOPU HANDICAP (Harness), 135sovs. Limit. 2.53. Distance 1J miles. Nomination 20s, Acceptance 355. Nominations close with the Secretary, M".ry Street, Thames, or with Messrs. Blomfield and Co., Shortland Street, Auckland, on WEDNESDAY. March 30, 1932, at 5 p.m. (Nominated horses running into a place at Taranaki T.C. on April 2 may be renominated for a higher class). Handicaps appear on Tuesday, April 5, 1032. E. O. BROWNLEE. Secretary. Phone 310 M. REUNIONS. PUKEIvOHE TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL OLD STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION. -atfNUAL MEETING AND ' A GARDEN PARTY, In the SCHOOL GROUNDS. On SATURDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 27. CRICKET MATCH starts 11 a.m. ANNUAL MEETING at 2 p.m. TENNIS. SWIMMING AND NOVELTY EVENTS During Afternoon. DANCING ON THE LAWN in the Evening. Admission to Dance: Gents., Is (sd: Ladies, Is. IVAN W. PETERSON, Hon. Sec.