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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21113, 22 February 1932, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. FINAIj 3 DAYS. 2 BIG FEATURES. MAJESTIC (Fuller-Hayward Theatre ) Screening Times: "Maltese": 11, 2.15, 5.20. 7.55. " Ambassador ": 12.20. 3.35, 6.30, 9.5. WILL ROGERS Your Favourite Diplomat of Fun, Frolic, Wit and Wisdom, "AMBASSADOR BILL." Smash Goes the Laugh Record. « * Also Screening. BEBE DANIELS, RICARDO CORTEZ. In a Baffling Story of Mystery and Intrigue. " THE MALTESE FALCON." Fox Aussie News. BOY CHARLTON. See his Stroke Described and Demonstrated in Slow Motion. 2000 SEATS, 1/-, 1/6, 2/-. PLANS AT MAJESTIC. MAJESTIC NEXT THURSDAY. NOT SINCE " THE KID." AND THAT IS 10 YEARS AGO. HAS THE SCREEN GIVEN US SUCH A PICTURE. Here's Two Who Make Motion Picture History. WALLACE BEERY. WALLACE BEERY, The Overgrown, Easy-going Hero of "Min and Bill." JACKIE COOPER, -JACKIE COOPER, The Boy Star who has found a place in the Heart of every MovieGoer. It will be an experience to sit in the crowded Majestic Theatre next Thursday and watch Men. Women aijd Children of Auckland enjoy "The Champ." No other picture of recent years has been known to move audiences to tears, to laughs, and to real cheers! See for yourself why "The Champ" is headed for the Prize Picture of 1932. BE WISE! BOOK NOW FOR THURSDAY. PLANS AT MAJESTIC. TROTTING. OPENING DAY'S TROTTING POSTPONED TILL TO-DAY. OWING TO SATURDAY'S INCLEMENT WEATHER THE FIRST DAY'S RACING WAS POSTPONED AND WILL BE HELD TO-DAY. THE FINAL DAY, WEDNESDAY. FIRST DAY, TO-DAY MONDAY. SECOND DAY. WEDNESDAY, FEB. 24. The disappointment caused by Saturday's rain will not dampen the ardour of Trotting patrons. There will be the usual enthusiastic crowds To-day and Wednesday. AUCKLAND TROTTING CLUB. FEBRUARY MEETING. 1932. TO-DAY (MONDAY). WEDNESDAY. FEB. 24. ALEXANDRA PARK, EPSOM. l/_ POPULAR PRICES —l/ 1/ TO COURSE. —l/ TOTALISATOR 5/ TICKETS. REDUCED PRICES TO Lawn Enclosure and Grandstand (Including Admission to Cqurse): Gentlemen 6s Od Ladies 43 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 t.-ill be admitted FREE to the Outside Enclosure. / T R O TT I N G. THE PEOPLE'S FAVOURITE RACING SPORT. MABEE. Secretary. Durham Street East, Auckland. : JOCKEY | (INC.) FEBRUARY 07 AND OH ACCEPTANCES musl be in the hands of the Secretary, or Blomfield and Co., Shortland Street. Auckland, by 5 p.m. TOMORROW (Tuesday). 3. P. SOMERS. Hon. Secretary. P.O. Box 6, Phone 245. OHINEMURI JOCKEY CLUB. ANNUAL PAEROA RACES. MARCH 17 AND 19. NOMINATIONS for All Events close at 8 p.m. WEDNESDAY', February 24, with the Secretary, Paeroa, or Messrs. Blomfield and Co., Shortland Street, Auckland. H. POLAND, P.O. Box 62. Phone 3S. Secretary. r pE' RAPA Race Special, depart 7.45 a.m., -L G.P.0.; 12s Gd return.—Phone Checker, 46-800. TEACHERS OF ELOCUTION. M E - J. F M miTiGUE - Special Course in Speaking and Delivery for Business and Professional Men and Others. STUDIOS: 20-22, SWANSON ST. 1 jOHIS MESSER. L.T.C.L., receives ■*-' Pupils Elocution, Voice Production, Dramatic Art.—lS. Disraeli St.. Mt. Eden: 20-792. HILDA PARKINSON. A.L.C.M.. LL.C.M.. given Lessons Backward Children, and Business Girls. Speech training, reading. 23 Rose Rd., Grey Lynn. LAWN TENNIS. " Henderson Valley.— Come and play Tennia, beautiful eras» tennis courts, full size; tournament.