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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21458, 4 April 1933, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS ST. JAMES' ST. JAMES " Where Sound Sounds Best."' Sessions: 11 a.m., 2.15 and 8< NOW SHOWING. " NIGHT AFTER NIGHT." " NIGHT AFTER NIGHT." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) ALISON SKIPWORTH (Of "Sporting Widow" Fame) What happens "Night After Night . . . where lights burn brightest ana mystery fill# the air? PLANS AT ST. JAMES'. ST. JAMES' ST. JAMES' " Where Sound Sounds Best." COMMENCING THURSDAY. COMMENCING THURSDAY. ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY, ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY. " The Conquerors" is not to be put aside with mere praise for brilliant acting; many pictures boast that. It will earn its place in the film hall of fame because it hammers home a message of faith, of courage, at a time when such a tonic ia needed. THE UNCONQUERABLE SOUL OF THE ENGLISH MARCHES ON. RICHARD DIX RICHARD DIX RICHARD DIX —— RICHARD DIX RICHARD DIX RICHARD DIX ANN HARDING ANN HARDING ANN HARDING ANN HARDING ANN HARDING ANN HARDING EDNA MAY OLIVER EDNA MAY OLIVER - In a tidal drama deep as HUMAN-PASSION, HE HE HE CONQUERORS" CONQUERORS" CONQUERORS" CONQUERORS" CONQUERORS" CONQUERORS" (Approved for General Exhibition.) "THE CONQUERORS" takes up the story of this struggle for progress from the year JS73 to 1929, and centres around the Standish family, their friends, relatives and descendants. A story intensely human and gripping, full of pathos and humour, showing the forefathers of a great land, it applies to any land where BRITISH PIONEERS took up the task of Empire Building, battled and fought against many odds to make their dreams present-day realities. It teaches us to face reverses, panics and depressions as they did, apd bids us to be of good cheer if we would follow in their footsteps and become " CONQUERORS." COMMENCING THURSDAY. COMMENCING THURSDAY. PLAN AT ST. JAMES'. LECTURES 'FO-NIGHT, 8 p.m.—MR. G. TREVITHIC on "Self Examination in Relation to the Future," Auckland Practical Psychological Society, Unity Hall, Queen St. Collection. Preliminary Psychology Class., P. H. Meuli. ''.SO. grtgant "RON'T FORGET, ROUNDU TABLE DISCUSSION TONIGHT (Tuesday) on " Unemployment and Shorter Hour 3." Last Tuesday our hall was FILLED to capacity, so come early. Also Lantern Lecture TO-MORROW (Wednesday), in series. "New Horizops in Art"—No. 2, PAINTING, by Mr. Jolm Weeks. Both at Old Grammar School, Symonds St., 7.30 p.m. sharp. Admission 6d, or Course Ticket. PROFESSIONAL NOTICES N O T I C E. pARTNERSHIP NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that MR. H. C. ROBINSON, F.P.A.N.Z., has admitted to Partnership his eon, MR, H, G. ROBINSON, A.P.A.N.Z. The Practice will be continued under the style of H. C. Robinson and Son, Public Accountants, 206. 207 and 203 Southern Cross Building, Auckland. Dated March 31, 1933. ACHING Feet, Fallen Arches. Corns, Relieved, Cured.—Mervyn Adams, Foot Specialist, Pacific Bldgs., opp. Civic. TITRS. SCOTT, Magnetic Heeler, 307 Paci■"4. fic Bldgs., Queen St.-Welleslev St.. has resumed practice at her rooms, after her vacation.—Phones 41-309 and 20-579. iTI/TISS A. F. MILLER, colon irrigation, -"J. ultra-violet; foam bath specialist, London, has resumed practice.—si Brooklyn Flat 3. HOUSES (FURNISHED) TO LET BEST PART EPSOM, First Section.— Fully Furn. Modern Home, 7 rooms, billiard room, hard tennis court; to let for 9 months. FRATEJJ AND SON. Shortland Street. HERNE BAY Waterside.—7 Rooms, garage, tennis court, pleasant views; moderate rent.—Dryden, Queen's Arcade. HO WICK.—AII-electric Cottage, low rental for 8 months.—Phone Jack. 25-296. HOUSE, furn. or unfurij., Sylvan Ave., Mi. Eden; workshop, garage.—Phone 41-129. MT. EDEN.—Furn. House, garage, all electric: good position; 37s 6d.—Johns, Agent, Mt. Eden. REMUERA. —Beautifully furn. modern Home, 9 rooms; tennis court; ballroom. 96 Orakei Ud. Phone 25-260. 6 Rooms, Remuera; moderate rent.—Telephone 25-292, or apply Hebald. SHOPS AND OFFICES TO LET KARANG.AHAPE RD., between Woolworth's and Court's.—Good Shop; low rental.—Sole Agents, Dryden, Queen's Arcade. OFFICE, cheap.—Packard Service Station, 1 Beach Rd. Phone 47-193. Oct ICES, low rentals, good light; Short's Bldgs., 154-156 Queen St,—Allen, Sharebroker. Second Floor. SHOP. 0 rooms. 2nd section, tram line; e.1.; 12s. —D.T., 150, Herald. SHOP, good; 5 living rooms; best- part Hobson St.; convs.—Parker-Lamb. SHOP, .living accommodation: good position Dominion Road: rent £1.—431 DoO tion Dominion Road; rent £1.—431 Dominion Rond. SHOP, 159 Symonds St., double front, very compact; nice living accommodation, 5 rooms; cheap rent.—Perkins and Sons, City Markets. QHOPS, Queen St., near Court's; Karanga£3 hape Rd., near Rendell's; reduced rentals.—Dryden, Queen's Arcade. QHOPS, Queen St., Symonds St., Karangahape Rd.; also Suburban Shop with rooms,—Dryden. Queen's Arcade. TO LET—TWO-STOREY BRICK SHOP, 6 LIVING ROOMS, 291 PONSQNBY ROAD (Near Three Lamps). Apply C. F. BENNETT, Corner Shortland Str,eet. BOMBAY. —200 Acres, undulating, hilly, neglected pasture; generous terms.— Sanders, Yorkshire House. 17 ARMS, several, small, good buildings; handy; reasonable. Amalgamated Agencies, 156 Queen Street, Or Acres, rich level land, carrying 82 O*J cows; buildings.—E. Harris, Manu£.l ACRES, Best South Suburban Land; «J2 16s week. Lessee to buy building, £l2O, with £BO deposit, (Suitable onions.) Marvellous chance. VAUGHAN, MOSS, 113 Queen Street. TO LET OR LEASE OA Acres, unimproved, springs: free rent, rates, long period. Particulars, Woods, Hobsonvill®.