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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21399, 25 January 1933, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS Majestic Admissions: ALL ROYAL CIRCLE 1/. ALL GRAND STALLS 1/6. .Reserves 2/3. De Luxe Chairs 2/10. [1 I MAJESTIC | | I LAST !! DAYS j [ " Every Seat a Cool Retreat." Continuous irom 11 a.m. Principal Sessions: 11, 2.15, 5.30, 8.0. She makes men quake with fear. Makes audiences slake with laugh-joy[ ALISON" " THE Countess SKIPWORTH SPORTING of as the j WIDOW " [ Auburn. FEATURETTES "Hollywood on Parade" - - - . Revue. "Down Among the Sugar" - - - Screen Song AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS "Majestic Magazine" Newg. FRIDAX_. FltlWr¥ FRIDAY FRIDAY FRIDAY FRIDAY FRIDAY FRIDAY FRIDAY FRIDAY FRIDAY FRIDAY FRIDAY FRIDAY FRIDAY I? ???????????? ??( ; THIS SPACE J • IS RESERVED ; [ FCR A • :> MA fESTIC : ANNOUNCEMENT ? ?????? r ?????? WHAT ? WHAT ? WHAT ? WHAT ? WHAT ? WH i T ? WHAT? WHAT? WHAT? WHAT ? WHAT ? WHAT ? WHAT? WHAT? WHAT? TUDOR I TSSgSlfc HUGH WAKEFIELD, And BETTY STOCKFIELD, in "LIFE GOES ON." A British Dr;ima on the line 3 of the "Grand Hotel." SPECIAL TCDOR FEATURETTES. LYRIC SYMONDS ST. To-night, 8. gj GUEST NIGHT TO-NIGHT. BIG SPECIAL PROGRAMME. GREAT LYRIC SUPPORTS. | BRITANNIA"] T ™I~K PS ' % CECIL SCOTT in 0 "THE SENTIMENTAL BLOKE." SS,j Featurettes, including GEORGE WALLACE in SONG AND DANCE. | GAIETY, TAKAPUNA | " \\V GEORGE ARLISS in THE MAN WHO PLAYED GOD, AVONDALi: TOWN HALL TO-NIGHT. GUEST NIGHT AND SPECIAL JAZZ. AVIATION Ho AERO c KINGSFORD SMITH AND THE " SOUTHERN CROSS." MANGERE AERODROME. THIS WEEK-END. PASSENGER FLIGHTS IN "SOUTHER# CROSS." AEROBATCC DISPLAYS BY AUCKLAND AERO CLUB. ADMISSION, Is. CHILDREN. 6d.' NO PARKING CHARGE. Please Brir g Correct Change. "SOUTHERN CROSS" BALL, To bo Tendered to AIR-COMMODORE SIR CHARLES KINGSFORD SMITH. M.C.. A.F.C. And His Associates, at PETER PAN CABARET, MONDAY. JANUARY 30. Invitations froin Aero Club Member* or undersigned. L. W. SWAN. Secretary.. Lister Bldg., Victoria St. East. R'SGATTAS JJAMILTON JANUARY 30. . COME AND SEE— Thrilling Races between leading North Island Clubs. . , Hamilton's Matchless Senior Four ana Hamilton's Siperb Eight in action. Single Sculls. Double Scullu. , Canoe Races. Wrestling. Two Bands in Attendance. Many Otl.er Attractions. Too. Refreshments and Ice Cream,, Stalls. „ Over 6000 People Delighted Last Yesr. A DAY :?OR EVERYBODY. NOTE.—Special train leaves Auckland at 7.50 a.m. Excursion Fares. J. G. BATESON. DANCING _ RUBY SHERRIFF. S Hopetoim st.n. Ponsonby.—Latest Variation Tango, QUICK Step, \Valtz; simplified .version beginners. TEACHERS OF ELOCUTION __ M R J. F. M OX « taguE ' Special Connie for Business and Professional Me i. Teachers and others. Public Speaking. Presentations. Addresses, olc. 20-22 SWANSON £>!■ TEACBERS OF MUSIC_, MISS HAMMOND. Teacher of Singing. Elementary. Violin and Theorj. Phone 25-SfcS. THE NEW ZEALAND HERALD AND AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS. ADVERTISEMENTS: PREPAID RATES.—SEE COUPON. PAG TWO OF THIS ISSI-E. N.Z. Herald: The recognised medium f<* best results. TELEPHONES: Advertisements — 8 a.m. to 11 p.m After 11 p.ri. ■ • • 44_bJ rtepncs io autreiußnucuw •• ns t. at the Office of the Herald, and waec po d age is provided will be promptly fo" • on to the advertiser. Please note lll ?* H p r3 on 10 tne uuvuuoci. i'""" v V- loiters Postal Department will ( , iehver „' e nlbe r to any nom-di!-plume, initial or addressed care of any Post The Companj does not hold itself sible for non-insertion of any ?d ve '" s r e: f' onJ or advertisements. through a " K ' cn i:- a tioo other causes, o ■ for error in the pub of any advertii ement.