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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21708, 25 January 1934, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS FINAL DAY. RALPH LYNN And His Ideal Partner, WINIFRED SHOTTER. "SUMMER LIGHTNING." MAJESTIC TO-MORROW. Continuous II a.m. to 7 p.m. Principal Sessions: 11. 2.25. 5. Telophone 43-210. Another Brilliantly Conceived British Farce, providing Comedy of First-class Order. COMEDY. COMEDY COMEDY COMEDY COMEDY COMEDY COMEDY COMEDY COMEDY 3 BRITISH COMEDY ; 8 PERSONALITIES. The story, adapted from z_ a London stage success, jr Zjjl- which in turn was an . ■■ adaptation of the ■ American tie's Garter." jizmnrzi " NIGHT OF THE GARTER " -r Guilty Husbands - ? and a Jewelled ■ Garter—All Combine ■ _ w r" to Produce one of the - Gayest of Comedies. —: SYDNEY HOWARD. SYDNEY HOWARD. You have seen his escapades in "Splinters." "Up for the Derby," etc. WINIFRED SHOTTER. • WINIFRED SHOTTER. Always associated with Tom Walls and Ralph Lynn in the Aldwych Plays. ELSIE RANDOLPH, ELSIE RANDOLPH, Beautiful Brunette, lead with Jack Buchanan in "Yes, Mr. Brown." Also Screening: " WINGS OVER AFRICA." " WINGS OVER AFRICA." An unusual and thrilling Record of a lono Airman's Flight from Croydon (England) to Capetown (S.A.) PLANS AT MAJESTIC. BRITANNIA THREE LAMPS. PHON Z 26-0-11, FINAL SCREENING OF " TELL ME TO-NIGHT." "OUR FIGHTING NAVY" AND Drawing of the PONSONBX BOYS' BAND GRAND ART UNION. Hoar the Band Play Outside the Theatre FiROM 7 P.M. TO 7.45 P.M. Q O N 1 B A C T BRIDGE. "WORLD OLYMPIC. Officers' Club, Queen's Arcade, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 1, 7.30 P.M. Entries Closo MONDAY, January 29. Particulars from MR. R. G. ARMITAGE, Telephone 27-SB4. MEETINGS A MEETING OF DAIRY PRODUCERS WILL BE HELD IN ALEXANDRA HALL, HAMILTON. AT 1 P.M. TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) TO DISCUSS MARKETING PROBLEMS. Mr. W. A. lorns, Chairmau of the Dairy Produce Board, Mr. Dynes Fulton, DeputyChairman, and Mr. T. Brash, Secretary, will be on the platform. A UCKLAND RETURNED SC -cl ASSOCIATION (INC.). The Third Quarterly General Meeting of the Association will be held in the UNITY HALL on WEDNESDAY, January 31, 1934. at 7.30 p.m. BUSINESS:— 1. Quarterly Report. 2. RULES: Deletion of Clause (h) Section 6 of Article G of the Constitution ( and substitution of following:— _' lhat in tho event of any vacancy occurring either in the Officers or in the Execute of tho Association, that vacancy shall be filled «nt the Quarterly Meeting of the Association. Nominations for same shall be lodged with the Secretary at least, Seven days before the Meeting. If more than one domination the Election shall be by ballot at the meeting. This does not, however, apply to tho Office of President or Treasurer." 3. GENERAL. A. W. M. OHLSON, Secretary. D'u U n L ™ S ®°, cial Credit.—Ellerslie Parish 10-mght. 8 p.m., Mr. J. J. Sullivan on Major Douglas' Visit." LEGAL 8 ° J n C I T O R, Qualified, Wanted to Manage Country Practice on salary and share profits. I rospectg of purchase or partnership. Apply stating experience and what capital available, with copies only of testimomals. to EQUITY, 752, Heiuld COMMEROIAL COLLEGES JgXAMINATION RESULTS. ITEMING WAY'S SCORE AGAIN. DIPLOMA IN BANKING. Total Passes for all N.Z., 281. HEMINGWAY'S .. .. 175. All others combined .. .. ]O6 HEMINGWAY'S score over G2 per cent, of all recorded pnßses. Thirty-sis years' experience, plus expert knowledge, tells its tnle in these remarkable results. JOIN UP WITH THE SCHOOL THAT GETS THE PASSES AND ENSURE SUCCESS. JJE MING WAY'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, P.O. BOX 516. AUCKLAND, C.l. rpHE DECISION RESTS WITH YOU. -t Whether you will bo a. success or a failure rests with you. Druleigh has started hundreds on worth-while careers. Investigate what, it can do for YOU Shorthand, Typewriting, Accountancy, Salesmanship, Art., Radio, Dressmaking, Millinery, etc. For free Prospectus, DRULEIGH COLLEGE, Anzac Avenue, Auckland. QTUDENTS of Fjrn's Course always earn more money. Prospectus free.—J. W. Webb, Dilworth Bldg. REMOVAL NOTICES >THE Antique Shop has Removed to McLean's Bldgs., next Loan and Mercantile, .Victoria St., Hamilton,