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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21769, 7 April 1934, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS MAJESTIC MAJESTIC Sessions: 11. 12.30. 2.25. 5 and 8 p.m. /^OEIX |QOWARD'S| \ " Bitter J \ Sweet " / NOEL COWARD, the genius of the century, plays a BITTER SWEET Melody on the emotions of the world, us enchanting as " The Heart of Midlothian." DOWN MEMORY LANE WITH A WOMAN'S HEART. Beautiful Music— Glorious Melodies. "I'll See You Again," "If Lovo Were All," "Tokay Drinking Song," "Ladies ot the Town." "Dear Little Cafe." - BITTER \ SWEET" Noel Coward's Operetta Ring 43-210. Box -0®" Plans at Seals Majestic. Is to 2s (id. MAJESTIC FRIDAY " GENERAL JOHN REGAN." \ Broth o* a Comedy frnrn The Land of the Shamrock. Featuring HENRY EDWARDS and CHRISSIE WHITE. = THE STATE g ==; (Direction...R. J. Kerridge) TO-NIGHT AT 8: A Dazzling Musical Parade of Beauty. " BROADWAY THRU A KEYHOLE" (Approved for Universal Exhibition). Supporting Featurettes include: Cinesound News, Mickey in Giant-land, Round the World in Song, Pathe Gazette, etc. CHILDREN'S MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 O'CLOCK. Showing in Addition to " Broadway Thru a Keyhole," "LASCA OF THE RIO GRANDE." Episode 4, "THE PERILS OF PAULINE. Mickey in Giantland. Box Plan at Hawthorn's, opp. Theatre. NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR RESERVES. STALLS, 1/; D. CIRCLE, 1/6. Children Half-price. STATE PHONE 43-645. ——_ _ , "News of the BRITANNIA world.J ! 7.30 to 8. BIG MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2. RICHARD DIX In "THE ACE OF ACES," (For Universal Exhibition.) "PHANTOM OF THE AIR" (Serial). "MICKEY MOUSE" (Latest Cartoon). Comedies, Cartoons. Newsreels, Etc. TO-NIGHT—HERBERT MARSHALL In "THE CALENDAR" (Recommended for Adults.) And "THE ACE OF ACES." " It's a habit smart people have." TO-NIGHT— —TO-NIGHT /"PETER PAN^(N.Z.'s Premier Cabaret and Society Rendezvous^, The visiting Australian Golfers will be the Guests of the Management To-night. REG. MORGAN and liis Broadcasting Band. Double 7,6. EVENING DRESS ESSENTIAL. RESERVATIONS: DIAL 46-777. | AN APOLOGY ; 1 | I wish to tender my sincere apologies I j to those patrons who, owing to excep- I tionally heavy booking, were unable to I I securo cubicle and lounge accommoda- I | tion last Saturday night. I | N. EDGAR. Manager. I ""FIFTY-THREE Committees held SUCCESSFUL Balls at Peter Pan Inst year." Some of our bookings for forthcoming Invitation Balls: Victoria League (Men's Comm.), - April 26.. Ponsonby Catholic Ball ------ May 1. St. Cuthbert's 0. Girls' Assn. - - - May 2. Arts Ball May 24. Comprehensive quotations for Balls. Bridge Evenings, Wedding Parties, etc., will be supplied on application to the Cabaret or by ringing Phone 46-777. 171 O R CHOICE COFFEE Buy jib. From RIMMER'S COFFEE HOUSE. Sales Dept. No. 5 Union Bldg., Customs St. East. BOXING BIG BOXING. BIG BOXING. OJiQp BIG BOXING. TOWN HALL. MONDAY NEXT, APRIL 9. JACK FITZGERALD, JACK FITZGERALD, N.S.W. JACK FITZGERALD. v. ARCHIE HUGHES. AUCKLAND. ARCHIE HUGHES. ARCHIE HUGHES. FIFTEEN 3-MINUTE ROUNDS. PRECEDED BY FIRST-CLASS AMATEUR BOUTS. LOOK. AT THE PRICES: Stage. 10s; RESERVES, CIRCLE, ss; STALLS, 4s; Circle, 4s; Stalls, 3s; Back Stalls and Gallery, 2s. Ladies and Boys Half-price to all Parts. PATRONS PLEASE NOTE. BOX PLANS NOW OPEN AT WATTS' SPORTS DEPOT, EXCHANGE LANE, MEMBERS.—PIease ' note SUBSCRIPTIONS are now due, and may be paid to the Secretary, care Watts' Sports Depot, Ltd., Exchange Lane. SWIMMING SEE KEEN COMPETITION, EXCITING FINISHES, AT THE GRAMMAR CLUB'S CHAMPIONSHIP CARNIVAL, TEPID BATHS, WEDNESDAY NEXT, AT 8 P.M. New Zealand's Finest Swimmers Competing. ADMISSION: Adults, Is; Children, Cd, North shore swimming club POSTPONEMENT. Owing to the Dock being in use the •PRIMARY SCHOOLS GALA. Scheduled for to-day, will be Postponed until NEXT SATURDAY, APRIL 14. C. IREMONGER, Hon. Sec.