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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21326, 29 October 1932, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS THE NATIONAL THE NATIONAL, 1! 2 GREAT ATTRACTIONS 2 2 GREAT ATTRACTIONS 2 WONDERFUL DOUBLE STAR PROGRAMME. A Programme for the whole family. Two Big Pictures on One Programme with the Cheapest Prices in Town. Sweep the Clouds of Gloom away and get your share, of sunshine. " THE SILVER LINING." " THE SILVER LINING." " THE SILVER LINING." Starring MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN, BETTY COMPSON, MARY DORAN - MONTAGUE LOVE. She had millions at her call—many men at her feet—but it took a boy and a girl from the slums to teach her the meaning of life and love. THRILLS, MYSTERY, EXCITEMENT. "THE WICKHAM MYSTERY.* 1 "THE WICKHAM MYSTERY." "THE WICKHAM MYSTERY." The most thrilling and Exciting of all British Mystery Stories. The amazing and daring theft of British Naval Plans —it will puzzle and mystify you and grip your attention to the very end. Starring JOHN LONGDEN. EVE GRAY. Two Leading English Stage Artists. NO PROGRAMME IN TOWN TO COMPARE WITH THIS ENTERTA.IN- " MENT. PRICES: 1/-, 1/6. 2/-. (Phone 42-169). "THE LONDON" yy Opp. G.P.0., Queen St. y Adults 6d, Children 3d, Circle 1/. > ~ A FINE WESTERN FEATURE, , . 6d .With od 6d BILL BOYD And 6d 6d HELEN TWELVETREES In 6d ~ "THE PAINTED DESERT." A , bd "THE PAINTED DESERT." , " THE PAINTED DESERT." 6d AJ A Mighty Melodrama. AJ A Wonder Picture of the West. Excellent Supports. Da SESSIONS: 11.15, 2, 4, 6 and 8. 6d 6d 6d THE LONDON 6d 6d 6d TO-NIGHT <^_^ABARET^^-^ RUN ON CONTINENTAL LINES. SPECIAL NIGHT. MURIEL WILTON. LATE OF J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD.. IN SPECIAL DANCE NUMBERS. The Management advises Large Farties to Reserve Early. DIAL 26-615. DIAL 26-615. DOUBLE, 7s 6d. Evening Dress Essential. FAMOUS DIXIELAND BAND. A.L.T.A. EXHIBITION TENNIS. DAVIS CUP TEAM. DAVIS CUP TEAM. MONDAY, OCTOBER 31. J. VAN RYN, American Davis Cup Doubles Player. Has Defeated Tilden in Singles. KEITH GLEDHILL. Holder American Doubles with H. E. Vines. EXHIBITION MATCHES COMMENCE 3 P.M. STANLEY STREET COURTS. BOX PLAN OPENS 9 A.M. TO-DAY .(SATURDAY), AT LEWIS EADY, LTD. TENNIS ASSOCIATION. . LAWN TENNIS Hit pAMPBELL PARK VrtA Jgpr v TENNIS CLUB. Greenlane West 10 COURTS. Teams entered in A.L.T.A. Inter-club Competitions, all Grades. Balls provided during Summer Months. SUBSCRIPTIONS: Net annual rates after deducting rebate for prompt payment.— MEN, £2 ss; LADIES, £1 12s 6d. Juniors, Half Rates. Husband and Wife combined subscription, £3 ss. School Boys and Girls, for play during restricted hours, 7s 6d. NO ENTRANCE FEES. Honorary Secretary, A. PORTER. Care Sutherland and Pearson, Ltd., 33 Fort St., or Phone, evenings, 25-000. /TOv ,«Ok THE PARNELL LAWN wa A TENNIS CLUB (INC.). Diamond Jubilee and Openin£ Day Celebrations TO-DAY (SATURDAY), AT 3 P.M. The Committee nnd Members of the above Club extend a cordjal invitation to all Past Members to join with them in the above festivities. VICTOR CLAY, Hon. Secretary. "REMUERA LAWN TENNIS jyjaijy CLUB (Incorporated). POSTPONEMENT. Members are notified that the Club Opening pate has been Postponed until SATURDAY, November 5, 1932. weather permitting. Progressive Tennis will be played, commencing at 1.30 p.m. A. W. CHRISTMAS, Hon. Sec. and Treaß. r PHE ROYAL OAK LAWN TENNIS -*- CLUB (Incorporated). OFFICIAL OPENING SATURDAY. 29th. at 2.30 p.m. Ail Members and Friends cordially invited to be present. Progressive Tournament will be played, commencing at 2 p.in. A. E. BOCKETT, Hon. Secretary. (jLJVE RD. Courts.—2 Available, Casual Play, all times; 3d per player per halfhour.—Phone 40-75(i to let tor 6eason; grass; min. 2nd ' section; reasonable.—ll4 Valley Rd.. Mt. Eden. 80-756. T7"ACANCIES. Hard Courts.—Beginners. * Players, 20s. 22s f'-d. 255, 27s 6d.— Muir, Chemist. Balmoral. VACANCIES for Few Plnyers, Chip Court, Morningside; Sunday play; 255.—20-701. VACANCIES Private Grass Court, Remuera; Ladies. £1: Gentlemen, 30s.— Clasaic, 032, Herald. CORPORATION NOTICES KQTH (RUTLAND) QUEEN'S AND REGIMENTAL COLOURS. All Descendants of Members of the above Regiment, who are able to Attend the Ceremony of the handing over of the Custody of the Colours to the War Memorial Museum Authorities, ore invited by His Worship the Mayor, and Councillors, io forward their names, addresses, and from whom descended, to the undersigned. The Ceremony will tuke place on SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 13, 1932, at 3 p.m.. at the War Memorial Museum. J. S. BRIGHAM. ToWta Clerk.