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

AMUSEMENTS. DON'T BE DISAPPOINTED. RESERVE COSTS NO MORE. PHONE 41-586. PLAZA PLAZA Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Continuous from 11 a.m. Sessions 11, 12.30, 2.15, 4.10. TO-NIGHT AT 5.30 AND 8. N0TE.—5.30 SESSION FINISHES 7.15. MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2.15. TAN HAY'S (Noted Author of " The Middle Watch),_ BRILLIANT BRITISH COMEDY-DRAMA. Inspired by the Life Romance of Your Friend or Mine. PICTURESQUE—MOVING—POIGNANT. Peal—Because it, is a Vivid Etching of the World and its People. The Frozen-faced Comedian of "Splinters" as Mr Stillbottle, the Bailiff. SYDNEY SYDNEY SYDNEY PHYLLIS PHYLLIS " TILLY " TILLY " TILLY " TILLY HOWARD, HOWARD, HOWARD, KONSTAM, KONSTAM, FAR FUNNIER THAN " MY WIFE'S FAMILY " cr " THE MIDDLE WATCH.*' " BLOOMSBURY." ; BLOOMSBURY." BLOOMSBURY." BLOOMSBURY." Love, life, laughter and tears, steps leading to a place in the sun of perfect entertainment —" TILLY OF BLOOMSBURY '' thrills and captivates because it is LIFE as you and I. or the " people next door " live it. 3 SELECTED PLAZA FEATURETTES. Latest Screen Snapshots The Rambling Reporter Cartoon Comedy and Crystal Gazing. PLAZA'S NEXT CHANGE. THE WORLD'S MOST BEAUTIFUL STORY, THE ROSARY. THE ROSARY. THE ROSARY. EDWARD^ Direction: John Fuller and Sons. Daily at 2 and 7.45. SPECIAL MATINEE PROGRAMME. INDIANS RIDE THE TRAIL AGAIN! RICHARD ARLEN in "THE SANTA FE TRAIL." "THE SANTA FE TRAIL." "THE SANTA FE TRAIL." Adventure-Romance to Keep You in a Chuckling Humour. INDIANS, COWBOYS AND MEXICO. Also, COMEDIES—"THE HEADACHE." " TAXI." NEWS REVUE. A REAL CHILDREN'S PROGRAMME. MATINEE ONLY. CHILDREN, 6d 6d fid fid 6d 6d 6d 6d fid 6d TO-NIGHT AND MONDAY. LOR ETTA YOUN6 and CONWAY TEARLE "TRUTH ABOUT YOUTH" And—"HIS FRIEND'S WIFE." MARY ASTOR and GRANT WITHERS. HELIERS BAY WATERFRONT. GALA FETE AND AQUATIC SPORTS, TO-DAY (SATURDAY). 2.30 P.M. Tide and Moon at Full. NIGHT CARNIVAL Opens with Beach Pyjama Parade. Funds in Aid of Tamaki Relief Workers' and Unemployed Association. G. DAY. Gala Secretary. Speight Road, Kohimarama. TROTTING. TROTTING MERITS YOUR PATRONAGE TO-DAY. WITH THE UTMOST CONFIDENCE WE RECOMMEND THAT NO OTHER ENTERTAINMENT ANYWHERE IN THE PROVINCE WILL REACH THE STANDARD OF TROTTING. THERE IS GREATER EXCITEMENT -- MORE THRILLS CLOSER FINISHES—HAPPIER ATMOSPHERE AND, ABOVE ALL, A CARNIVAL SPIRIT PREVAILS ALWAYS AT TROTTING, THE PEOPLE'S FAVOURITE RACING SPORT. AUCKLAND TROTTING CLUB. FEBRUARY MEETING. 1932. TO-DAY (SATURDAY) AND MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22, ALEXANDRA PARK, ErSOM. l/_ POPULAR PRICES —l/ I/ TO COURSE. TOTALISATOR 5/ TICKETS. REDUCED PRICES TO Lawn Enclosure and Grandstand (Including Admission to Course): Gentlemen 6s Od Ladies 4s Od Children (under 12 years) . . 2s Od Totalisator Tickets, 10s. Horses in Birdcage for First Race about 11,30 a.m. Naval Men in Uniform of H.M. Warships in port ivfll be admitted FREE to the Outside Enclosure. HANDICAPS AND"" ACCEPTANCES FOR SECOND DAY. HANDICAPS for Second Day will appear nt tho Club's Office, Durham Street East, TO-NIGHT (Saturday), at 8 p.m. ACCEPTANCES for All Second Day Events close with the Secretary, Durham Street East, TO-NIGHT (Saturday), at 9 p.m. A. G. MABEE, Secretary. Durham Street East, Auckland. AT HOME. TTICTORIA LEAGUE * (Incorp).. An AT HOME will be held in the Victoria League Rooms, !vo) Pacific Buildings. Wellesley Jf/ Street East, on MONDAY, 29th ' inst., nt, 2.30 p.m. Usual Levy of Is. All Members are Invited. J. A. MOWBRAY, President.