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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21793, 7 May 1934, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS CIVIC SMOTHERED WITH DONT'S ' - STIFLED BY INHIBITIONS ''' THE WILDS FREED THEM! "■*' " FOUR " FOUR "FOUR "FOUR " FOUR FRIGHTENED PEOPLE." FRIGHTENED PEOPLE." FRIGHTENED PEOPLE" FRIGHTENED PEOPLE." FRIGHTENED PEOPLE.* A Paramount- Picture. Recommended for Adults. "With HERBERT MARSHALL, HERBERT MARSHALL, HERBERT MARSHALL, HERBERT MARSHALL, : HERBERT MARSHALL, CLAUDETTE COLBERT, CLAUDETTE COLBERT, r CLAUDETTE COLBERT, WILLIAM GARGAN, LEO CARRILLO It reveals the real persoa, for better or for worwi underneath the veneer 7 civilisation. These "Four Frightened People" precipitated into a situation over which they had no control: With v.bat results'.' A DRAMA WITH THRILLS AND TENDER ROMANCE. TIVOLI. \ ! WEDNESDAY NEXT. \ | Real—Genuine—Authentic. ; Thrills Never Before Witnessed by Any Living Man. DEVIL TIGER." King Among Killers. ! Approved for Universal Exhibition. / i Ns. First N.Z. Screening. A j POXY—TIVOLI. yjs \\ WEDNESDAY Ns, NEXT. V === J Jg AND CON T~E~S~T, ! 1 Js[ Owing to the heavy rain late on I - Saturday morning, rendering the i . fflra ground unfit for the " QUICK. STEP COMPETITION." the com. ; mittec were reluctantly compelled to postpone the contest until SATURDAY | NEXT, and wish to tender their regret to ; patrons and bandsmen who were at tha 1 Domain. WRESTLING , TO WN iTO W N ITOWN HALL, HALL* H A L i~ TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. 'SHIKINA SHIKINA SHIKINA SHIKINA SHIKINA JAPANESE SANTEN AMERICAN SANTEN SANTEN' SANTEN SANTEN j Will Open Auckland's Wrestling .Season. THE AMATEURS ! Usual Attractive Matches precede the Professional Bout. ' BOX PLAN Now Open at Ernie Asher's, Shortland Street. Book e early or you will' be . disappointed at missing the better seats. ARK YOUR CAR IN SAFETY At the ALL-CAR PARKING STATION, 40G Queen St., Opp. Town Hall. OPEN ALL NIGHT. IWRESTLI N G N E W S. BETTER BROADCASTS. When you follow holds with b "Tell-u- ---! Vision" Wrestling Chart. 42 holds plainly illustrated on full vision chart. Is, All ; News Agents, or post free. "TELL-U-VISIOX," ; 4SH, Mt. View Road. Morninsside. Auckland, S.W.I. DANCING gD A LESSON. VIOLET ROBERTSON SCHOOL OF BALLROOM DANCING. 808 ADAMS and his Band is supplying the< Music at our Classes Every THURSDAY EVENING. Indeed, a splendid opportunity to learn to dance under perfect conditions. Skilful tuition and brilliant music. Classes S-9.30 p.m. Private lessons by arrangement. SECOND FLOOR, QUEEN'S ARCADE. Phone 41-345. ; TACK WALTON (late J.C.W. Revue), *J associated Cox Studio. Daily Classes: j Wed.. 7.30: Sat.. 2.30.—43-551. . PRIVATE Lessons, 2s 6d; Ballroom, Tap, complete postal course. ss.—Ruby Sheri riff. 8 Hopetoun St.. Ponsonby. . IS £»D Lesson. Ballroom Dancing, direct U from London. Old-time and Tap. —Violet Robertson, Studio, 2nd Floor, Queen's Arcade. Phone 41-345. MISS FOX, . Hallenstein's Buildings, Queen St^—Permanent Waving (oilsteam method, no electricity); 25s.—Phona 42-919. " _ MR. STEWART, late Svdney.-Per-manents. 15s Cd. Marcel.—jay's Salon. | 2nd E'loor, H.B. Buildings. Phone 44-579 REAGLETON, Estab. 54 years. Past • Masters at Eugene Permanent Wav* ; ing, from 10s Gd. Marcel and Water Wav- ; ing a Specialty. Personal attention if | requested. Street and Stage Wig Maker. ! Advice Free.—fi Victoria Street. THE NEW ZEALAND HERALD ADVERTISEMENTS. ] PREPAID RATES.—SEE COUPON, PAGK I TWO OF THIS ISSUE. I N.Z Herald: The recognised medium fot best results. i TELEPHONES: ! Advertisements— MONDAY TO SATURDAY: J 8 a.m. to 11 p.in <4O-914 After 11 p.m 41-229 ! Sunday: j 5 p.m. to 10 p.m 40-914 After 10 p.m. . . . . . . 41-229 Replies to advertisements will be received ! at the Office of the Heiiald, and when post- | iigo is provided will be promptly forwarded , lo the advertiser. Please note that th® -j Postal Department will not deliver letters f to any nom-de-plume, initial or number addressed care of any Post Office. ' j The Company does not hold itself resport* • ' Bible for non-insertion of r.ny advertisement ; ■ or advertisements, through accident or froin ' : other causes, or for error in the publication