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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21398, 24 January 1933, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS ■ STILL DRAWING THE ' CRICKET FILM - AUSTRALIA V. ENGLAND. SEE LARWOOD BOWL. : SEE BRADMAN HAKE HIS 103. "IT'S ALWAYS COOL AT THE" CIVIC THEATRE Direction; Civic Theatre, Ltd. AT 11 A.M., 2.15, 8 P.M. 2500 SEATS AT I/, 1/6,.2/, 2/6 The Greatest of all Musical Comedy. "MAID OF THE MOUNTAINS." ' "MAID OF THE MOUNTAINS," "MAID OF THE MOUNTAINS.:' A British International Picture. With NANCY BROWN, HARRY WELCHMAS, GUS McNAUGHTON, WAL. LUPINO. ALFREDO and his FAMOUS GIPSY BAND. Britain'n Greatest Triumph. Tunes that have been hummed all the world over—characters that live in the hearts of the British public—and a story that will appeal to young and old alike I PHONE 30-100. FREE LIST ENTIRELY SUSPENDED FRIDAY NEXTFRIDAY NEXTYOU'VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIB PICTURE. A New Adventure in Romance. JANET GAYNOR JANET GAYNOR JANET GAYNOR JANET GAYNOR JANET GAYNOR JANET GAYNOR JANET GAYNOR JANET GAYNOR JANET GAYNOR JANET GAYNOR More Adoratle than ever as 'J'ess, CHARLES FARRELL CHARLES FARRELL CHARLES FARRELL CHARLES FARRELL CHARLES FARRELL CHARLES FARRELL CHARLES FARRELL CHARLES F'ARRELL As a Young Carefree In GRACE MILLER'S FAMOUS STORY, " TESS of the STORM COUNTRY."" " TESS of the STORM COUNTRY." " TESS of the STORM COUNTRY.? " TESS of the STORM COUNTRY." "TESS of the STORM COUNTRY." A Fox Special. . A TRULY GREAT PICTURE.^ With the cominjr of "Tess of the Storm Country" to the CIVIC THEATRE, the army of GaynorFarrell fans will see their favourites in what is the most exciting and dramatic offering they hive yet made and a picture very*, different from any of their previous vehicles. BOOK EARLY—It Costs No More. RESERVATIONS FROM 2/3. PHON3 30-100. DEMONSTRATIONS IT.AX WOOLPACK DEMONSTRATION. By Courtesy of the New Zealand Shipping Company, A DEMONSTRATION OF THE TENSILE STRENGTH AND DURABILITY of WOOLPACKS MADE PROM N.Z. FLAX Will take place at the N.Z. Shipping Company's Stores, WATT ST., ST. GEORGE'S BAY RD..' PARS ELL, at 12 O'CLOCK TO-DAY (TUESDAY). JANUAEY 24, 1933. The Chairman of .Oirectors of N.Z. Wool* pack and Textiles, Ltd.. Sir Alexander Roberts, extends a cordial invitation to all those interested in the development of this new industry. QAS QO., J^TD. QAS QOOKING JQEMONSTKATIONS Will be Held During This Week as Follows: „ - AT OUR DEMONSTRATION ROOMS. Gas Buildings, Pitt Street, TO-MORROW (Wednesday), from 2.30 to 4 p.m. " On FRIDAY, from 11.30 to 4 p.m.. and from 7.30 to 9 p.m. On MONDAY, 2.30 to 4 p.m. There will be no Demonstrations at our Onehunga, Takapuna, Devonport and Ota* huhu Branches until February. QAS QO., PROFESSIONAL NOTICES JELMER-DOWNES, Masseur, Medical • Electro, Keijistered Cert. u n ° er N.Z.M.R.8.; terms- moderate.—Comer bymonds and Haveloc.i Sts. Phono 44-063. DANCING , MADAME VALESIKA Recommences Teaching February 1, 1933. Studio: iSgapuhl Chambers, Lorne St. Write for prospec us. TEACHERS OF MUSIC MISS HAMMOND, Teacher of Singing, Elementary, Violin and Theory.— Phone 25-328. - THE NEW ZEALAND HERALD AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS. ADVERTISEMENTS: PREPAID RATES.—SEE COUPON. PAG-S TWO OF THIS ISSUE. N.Z. Herald: The recognised medium f« best results. TELEPHONES: Advertisements—--8 a.m. to 11 p.m. After 11 p.m. .. 46-944 «. 44-693 Replies to advertisements will be received at the Office of the Herald, and when p« • age is provided will be promptly on to the advertiser. Please note that th Postal Department; will not deliver letters to any nom-de-plume, initial or num addressed care of any Post Office. The Company does not hold itself sible for non-inser:ion of any advertisement or advertisements, through b jj C ation other causes, or for error in the Dubiicai of any advertisement.