AMUSEMENTS PLAZA mated Theatres (N.Z.). Ltd. 12.30, 2.30, 5 & 8 P.M. RP. PRESENTSALL AUSTRALIAN RECORDS "STATE" (Sydney) nd IRENE DUNNE nd IRENE DUNNE nd IRENE DUNNE nd IRENE. DUNNE nd IRENE DUNNE - nd IRENE DUNNE nd IRENE DUNNE time in a story of tolove code of the ages . . RE FREE" RE FREE" RE FREE" RE FREE" th BIN, HENRY STEPHENSON ten are chained as Bho in a million dare to face claim the man she cannot Censor for Adults. GOOD SEATS 'PHONE 41-586 EASTER ATTRACTION IN HER GREATEST TRIUMPH L I N A "= L I N A " = L I N A "= BEAUTIFUL!' JANET GAYNOR NO EXTRA FOR RESERVES. STALLS, ]/-, CIRCLE, 1/6. CHILDREN HALF-PRICE. CRYSTAL PALACE (Mt. Eden Rd.) Phone 120-573. Amalgamated Theatres (N.Z.), Ltd. THE SCREEN'S MOST DISTINGUISHE: PERSONALITY AND MOST CONSIST ENTLY GOOD ACTOR IN THE YEAR' SUPERFINE PRODUCTION. Samuel Goldwn Presents— RONALD COLMAN RONALD COLMAN And KAY FRANCIS In The Screen Version of the Celebrated Modern British and International Stage Success, " CYNARA." " CYNARA." " 'Cynara' ib the most beautiful picture of the year . . . one of the better and saner films . . . add it to a frugal season's list of blessings." —Vide N.Y. Herald-Tribune. Recommended by Censor for Adults. Children's Matinee 2 o'clock To-day. Special Programme. REGENT I To.»i,hS I S 0 8 M „'ci.ok L Phone 20-142. Amalgamated Theatres (N.Z.), Ltd. MARIE POLLY DRESSLER, MORAN. " PROSPERITY " " PROSPERITY " (Approved for Universal Exhibition). MATINEE 2 O'CLOCK TO-DAY. S.P.C.A. X/ OFFICIAL OPENING Of the NEW S.P.C.A. BLUE CROSS HOSPITAL AND HOME At PENROSE By HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOI GENERAL. LORD BLEDISLOE, On SATURDAY. APRIL 7, AT 2.30 P.M A Cordial Invitation is Extended to all. ENTRANCE FREE. BRING YOUR PETS. EXCELLENT CASH PRIZE* SPECIAL. BUS. FARE i S RETURJ All information, S.P.C.A. OFFICE. Phone 42-700. • Dilworth BJdg. SUNDAY CONCERT. TIVOLI THEATRE. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY). Eddie Martin Presents a strong Cast o Artists from his Revue Company, in Song and Instrumental Items. Percy Parker's Popular Orchestra will Render Items. Auckland's Popular Idols of Concert Pam< Johnny Negri, Bill Brennan, Jack Mt Carthy, Jack Richards, Edith Fitzpatricl Harmony Sisters, Mrs.-'McCarthy, Baby Zoe A Great Evening of Entertainment. Admission by Silver Coin. PROCEEDS FOR DOWN AND OUT WAITAKERE RANGES. PIHA. THE GLORIOUS SIGHTSEEING TRIP. SPECIAL EASTER ARRANGEMENTS. DAILY TOURS, COMMENCING TO-MORROW (SUNDAY] To BEAUTIFUL PIHA. 54-MILES TOU] OVER WAITAKERE RANGES. Throug miles of beautiful native bush, then on t Piha, famous for its wonderful Ocean Beach 5 hours' stay at Piho,. The Finest Oneida: Tour Around Auckland. Leave C.M.C. Offic< corner Customs and Queen Street West, a 9.30 a.m. Arrive back in City 5.15 p.m Book Seats, 10s return. Phono 45-360, 42-4G and 44-477. Morning coffee At RIMMER'S COFFEE HOUSE. Queen's Arcade and Customs St., of course Coffee and Biscuits, 4d. Coffee and Crumpets, Gd. SWIMMING A UCKLAND PRIMARY SCHOOLS -Ci. GRAND SWIMMING CARNIVAL. CALLIOPE DOCK. TO-DAY (SATURDAY), 10 a.m. Forty Schools Competing. Over 1000 Entries Spocial Boats, Direct to Dock. Througl Tickets, Ferry and Carnival, Adults, Is Children, 6d. See Following Advt. for Boai Time-table. SWIMMING. CALLIOPE DOCK, TO-DAY (SATURDAY). PRIMARY SCHOOLS. OVER 1000 GIRLS AND BOYS COMPETING. THROUGH TICKET. FERRY AND CARNIVALADULTS In. CHILDREN Gd. MAKE A PICNIC OF IT—lO A.M. TO 5 P.M. Ferries Leave at, 9.20 a.m., 11.30 a.m.. 1.15 p.m., 1.45 p.m. and at Intervals. WAITEMATA SWIMMING CLUB. TEPID BATHS. MONDAY. MARCH 26. 8 P.M. 6th GRAND CARNIVAL Gth ONLY AUCKLAND APPEARANCE. BILL WHAREAITU. BILL WI-TAREAITU N.Z.'s Greatest Backstroke Exponent, in Special Attempt on the National Record. The Junior Elect; —Marge Black, Allan Pn-scoe, will attempt 50yds. and 440ydfl. Records; also Bobbio Lewin will try to make new timo for 100 yds. and 100 metres Ladies. Seo Noel Crump in thq gruelling 440 yds, Can Bob Frankham. defeat Whareaitu over 2 Laps. All the Champions in Action. a Bigger, Better, Blighter. WAITEMATA LEADS. Admission, Is; Children, Gd. . M. B. lIONEYFIELD. Hon. Sec. PONSONBY, Amateur Swimming and LifeSaving Club.-r-liarbour Raco from ? hels ?2; Wharf to Shelly Beach Baths today (Saturday). Launch leaves Baths at 1.45. All Competitors must supply own dinghies.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21758, 24 March 1934, Page 22
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