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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21716, 3 February 1934, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS CJT. TAMES' DT. tf AMES' C<T TAMES' Of. •' AMES" ' """"Win i m Sound Sounds Best." . Sessions: 11 Sk.m., 2.15 and 8 p.m. Direction: Sir Benjamin & Mr. John Fuller. SOMETHING NEW IN CINEMA ENTERTAINMENT! rr, II METRO - GOLDWYN • MAYER'S £2 HEART DRAMA WITH MUSIC £? -FROM THE SHOW WORLD & OF THE GAY NINETIES TO CO THE HOLLYWOOD OF •■TO-DAY ALICE BRADY ALICE BRADY ALICE BRADY C °MEDY! | MADGE EVANS | MADGE EVANS "BROADWAY . v \ BROADWAY \\ ' TO \ TO , C S V - HOLLYWOOD "V HOLLYWOOD With FRANK MORGAN, MAY ROBSON, AND 300 ALBERTINA RASCH DANCING GIRLS. (Recommended by Censor for Adults) THE MOST STAGGERING ALL-COLOUR SPECTACLE OF THE SCREEN—WOVEN INTO A STORY AS HUMAN AS LIFE ITSELF. EXCELLENT SUPPORTS: CHAS. CHASE in " NATURE IN THE WRONG." FITZ PA TRICK TTJ A V ELOG UE. NEWS REELS. BOOK NOW—AT ST. JAMES'. WINNERS MARGARET SULLAVAN ESSAY:—C. J. JACKSON. WYNYARD ST., CITY, Ist; MAURICE LEE. HENDERSON, 2nd; RICHARD WILLIAMS. CITY, Consolation. WINNING PROGRAMME NUMBERS: 15007, 15618, 16032. 16938. "THE LONDON" NEWSREEL CINEMA ' C,J LAST DAY. 2 STAR FEATURES. £ J 0d A SNAPPY COMEDY, oa 3d "SAILOR'S HOLIDAY." 3d An Intense Drama, 6d "THE SHADOW BETWEEN." Lots of Newsreels. Continuous from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. f.,} BARGAIN PRICES. AJ ENTIRE CHANGE MONDAY, oj " FIRES OF FATE" o i And Excellent Supporting Featureties. 6d THE LONDON, Opp. G.P.O. 6d r deyonport ~ VICTORIA— At 8 DEYONPORT. WALLACE BEERY. MARIE DRESSLER, '• TUGBOAT ANNIE." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) MATINEE TO-DAY. 2.30. OVERSEAS NIGHT. TO-NIGHT at TO-NIGHT DIXIELAND Auckland's Champion Athletes, . the \ \ A Executive and many prominent Overseas Visitors to Auckland will, be Entertained by the Management To night at the IDEAL SUMMER CABARET. Cool, Refreshing, Invigorating. The Dancers" Paradise. Delightful, Music. ■ Double, ss. Evening Drees or Flannels. V. H. TRASK, Manager. OFFICIAL OPENING OF GLENFIELD HALL. FEBRUARY 10. 2 P.M., By ALEX. HARRIS. ESQ., M.P. SPORTING CARNIVAL IN AFTERNOON. GRAND BALL AT 8 P.M. Buses leave Dcvonport, Birkenhead and Albany, and return at intervals. G. C. BUTT. Secretary. ATHLETIC SPORTS RUAWAI ATHLETIC CLUB. MARCH 7, 1934. CHOPPING, RUNNING, SAWING. £llO IN PRIZE-MONEY. SILVER CUPS FOR MOST POINTS IN RUNNING AND CHOPPING. WRITE FOR PROGRAMME. A. G. FLOWER; Box 6, Ruawai. Hon. Secretary. MANGAMUKA ATHLETIC SPORTS. SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1934. PROGRAMME. WOOD CHOPPING—121N. MAIDEN CHOP.—First, £4; Second, £l. Entry 6s. 12IN. HANDICAF CHOP.—First. £7; Second. £2; Third, £l. Entry. 12s 6d. 15IN. HANDICAP CHOP.—First. £3O; Second, £l2 10s; Third, £7 10s. Entry, ■4ss 12IN. ' FAREWELL CHOP.—First. £5; Second, £l. Entry, 7s 6d. ATHLETIC—MANGAMUKA HANDICAP, 120yds.—First.. £ls; Second, £3; Third, £2. Entry, Iss. HALF-MlLE.—First, £4; Second, £l. Entry ss. ONE MlLE.—First, £5; Second, £l, Entry, 08. MANY OTHER ITEMS THROUGHOUT THE DAY. All Nominations close on March 8, 1934. Cash must accompany all Nominations and Entries. Past two years' performances; if none such the Inst, three startß must accompany nil entries. Further particulars, apply to Secretary, P.O. Mangamuka. JOHN HAPE. Secretary. V. A. ABRAHAM, President. MAMAKU SPORTS CLUB ATHLETIC MEETING SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17. 1934. CHOPPING.—I4-Inch, Ist Prize, £22; 2nd. £9; 3rd, £2 10s; 4th, £.l 10s. Entrance, 25s _ 12-Inch. Entry. 10s. It-Inch Underhand, Entry, lis. 12-Inch Open Maiden. Entry, 4s Rd. RUNNING I (Amateur).—lOOYds. 2'2oYds. liOYds, PSOYds. Entry. Is 6d each. CYCLING (Amateur).—l Mile. Entry. 2s. HORSE EVENTS.—StyIe Jump. High Jump. Tilting the Rin4. TUG-O-WAR an t Miscellaneous Events. Sports Dance the Same Night. A UCKL AND A MATEUR A ATHLETIC AND CYCLE &STURGES PARK. OTAKUHU. -SATURDAY NEXT. FEB. 10, 1931, 2.15 P.M. FULL PROGRAMME OF ATHLETIC, FIELD AND CYCLING EVENTS. ENTRIES CLOSE TO-DAY WITH H. T. J. McNIEL, Hon. Sec.. 31 Security Bklas., Queen St., Auckland. TENNIS INSTRUCTION IMPROVE Your Game.—6 Lessons, 20s.— Geof. Ollivier, N.Z. Ex-champion. 13 Wakefield St. 45-968. ■ TENNIS Coaching.—Max Cleghorn. 193 Ivarangahapo .Rd.. opp. Newton Post. Office. Telephone, all hours, 30-601.