Page 18 Advertisements Column 5

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21248, 30 July 1932, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS Tb© screamb of yesterday's excited audience stopped Queen St. traffic I THRILLS ! ! ! ! ! ! ! I ! ! EXCITEMENT. Here is a picture that will griD you and hold you in eager, excited suspense through every scene of its lightning action! / " RADIO PATROL " Starring ROBT. ARMSTRONG - LILA LEE. JUNE CLYDE - ANDY DEVINE. THE YEAR'S MOST THRILLING AND EXCITING STORY. Screaming Sirens . . . Staccato Radio Alarms . . • Midnight Murder . . . Racing Cars ■ • A whirlwind of terrific excitement seething through the slreets of a great city . . . The rapid-fire drama of the loves and thrill-packed lives of the heroes of the Law I Excellent Supporting teaturettee. ' News Comedy, Cartoon, Comedy Novelty And Bobby Jones in " Troublo Shots." Prices: 1/-, 1/G, 2/-. (Phone 42-IG9). THE BEST SHOW IN TOWN IS (Direction: Thos. A. O'Brien.) POLA NEGRI In HER FIKSITALKING PICTURE. "A WOMAN COMMANDS." With H. B. WARNER. ROLAND YOUNG. BASIL RATHBONE. Continuous from 11 a.m. FREE LIST ENTIRELY SUSPENDED. Phone 43-114 for Reserves. DOMINION ROAD CAPITOL. SUPER DOUBLE STAR. GET-RICH-QUICK WALLINGFORD. WILLIAM HAINES, LEILA HYAMS. A Riot of Fun—Three City Slickers on the loose and they will make you helpless with laughter. (2) "RICH MAN'S FOLLY." GEO. BANCROFT, FRANCES DEE. Stirring Drama of Desire and Conflict. A man who v.;as master of industry—a slave to money—till love teaches him happiness. Special Matinee Programme. KEN MAYNARD In "THE SONG OF THE CABALERO." A Magnificent Western. "RICH MAN'S FOLLY." Battling with Buffalo Bill. Phone 12-199 for Reserves. Empire dominion road. TO-DAY. AND TO-NIGHT, AT 8. "THE GOLD _ DIGGERS OF 1932." All in New Technicolour. Phone 21-433 for Reserves. ONEHUNGA ONEHUNGA PICTURES—STRAND. TO-NIGHT AT 8. Robert Montgomery and Madge Evans In "THE LOVERS COURAGEOUS." A Leap Year Comedy. Comedy and News. Special Matinee for the Children at 2.30. Buck Jones in "THE FIGHTING SHERIFF." PI ' C T U R E D R 0 M E. Matinee, 2.30. To-night at 8. Ramon Novarro in his Greatest Picture, " SON OF INDIA." Jazz to Follow. TAILWAGGERS' SHOW, from 1 p.m., TO-DAY.—Dogs, small, big, fat, bandy, all kinds will be there. An afternoon of unusual entertainment. Come to the Show, Campbell's House, Rutland St. (floor below Peter Pnn). SHOWS AUCKLAND KENNEL ASSOCIATION. GREATEST DOG SHOW EVER HELD IN AUCKLAND NOW ON ! CAMPBELL HOUSE (CORNER RUTLAND AND LORNE STREETS). Floor Below Peter Pan. 280 DOGS BENCHED. (ALSO PEDIGREE CATS.) ALSATIAN ENTRIES ARE RECORD FOR AUSTRALASIA. TO-DAY (SATURDAY). TAILWAGGERS. ALL SORTS OF DOG SHOW. CLASSES: (1) The Biggest. (2) The Smallest. (3) Tho Fattest. (•!) Dog most handy. (5) Dog with longest ears. ((>) Dog with shortest tail. (7) Dog which can wag its tail the fastest. (8) Dog in best condition. (9) The best Terrier. (10) Puppies under 12 months (all breeds).* (11) Best Sporting Dog. (12) Best Trick Dog. (13) Dog in best Fancy Dress. (14) Oldest Dog. (15) Biggest Mongrel. (16) Prettiest Dog shown by Boy or Girl under Ten years. (18) The Biggest Dog paraded by tho Smallest Girl or Boy. (19) Mystery Claas. Exhibitors with Dogs will be admitted at 1 p.m., at Campbell House, Rutland Street. ADMISSION: Is. Tailwagger Club Members (id. NO ENTRY FEE. BRONZE MEDALS FOR PRIZES, AUCKLAND KENNEL ASSOCIATION ART UNIONS "yJCTORIA LEAGUE. JISL EVER READY COM. ART UNION. WINTER SHOW. Prize—l No. Otili, Mrs. M. Wilson. It; Shore Rd., Remueni. 2nd Prize—No. S3O, Miss M. Somervell, P.O. Box 505, City. Prizes may be claimed at (lie Victoria League Rooms. Pacific Bldgs.. from 11-4.30. upon presentation of the tickets. BILLIARDS Jj 1 J; L I A R D S. OPEN AUCKLAND CHAMPIONSHIP VULCAN BILLIARD SALOON. VULCAN LANE. Play Will Commence MONDAY EVENING. 8 P.M. SHARP. Ladies and Gentlemen Interested Are Invited to Attend and Witness Play. BOWLING HILLSBORO' Bowling Club. Pairs Tournament, WEDNESDAY, August 3; vacancies.—Phone 20-572.