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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21799, 14 May 1934, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. CIVIC A MERRY MADCAP SHOW WITH LILTING MUSIC AND HAUNTING SONGS Gn? • • • Artists * • • Mod els ... Singing . . . Laughing # . Loving I CHARLES I! FARRELL, MARGUERITE CHURCHILL, CHARLES RUGGLES, "GIRL WITHOUT A ROOM." WALTER WOOLF. Paramount Picture. Recommended by Censor for Adultg. The Funniest Eomnnce of Unconventional People You've Ever Seen! AT THE EVENING SESSIONS. Recalled again and again on-Saturday NigljL DESMOND CASEY, DESMOND CASEY, DESMOND CASEY, Auckland's Boy Soprano, In a Bracket of Songs. * IT'S GAY, GLAMOROUS ENTERTAINMENT. FREE FREElessons INPRACTICAL PRACTICAL PSYCHOLOGY PSYCHOLOGY BY P. FENNELLY, LL.D., M.BE P. FENNELLY, LL.D., M.B.E. (Past President British Association of * Practical Psychology.) TOWN HALL, TOWN HALL, (Concert Chamber.) TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), 8 P.M. FIRST LESSON. "CONQUERING FEAR AND WORRY." Admission Free. Adults only. Silver Collection. ROXY \ TIVOLI.' \ Wednesday Next. \ 'l3oth First N.Z. Screening \ JOHN BARRYMORE. In '• LONG LOST FATHER." HENRY KENDALL, In THE HOUSE OPPOSITE V Both Recommended by the Censor for Adults. y \ ROXY TIVOLI/ "Wednesday n. Nest. /

"THE BROKEN-DOWN SWELLS" Famous English Novelty Singing, Dancing and Patter Act. ON STAGE REGENT, FRIDAY. MEETINGS ' " ■ JQAIEYPARMERS. MB. WM. GROUNDS, Member of the N.Z. Dairy Produce Board, Will address a Meeting of Dairyfarmers ■» in the KUMEU HALL, KUMEU, At 1 p.m. TO-DAY (MONDAY). As matters of extreme importance to the industry will be discussed, a full attendance of dairyfarmers is requested. T7RANKLTN RETURNED J? SOLDIERS' ASSOCIATION. The Annual General Meeting of the Franklin Returned Soldiers' Association will be held in the MASONIC HALL, PUKEKOHE, on FRIDAY NEXT, MAY 18, at 7.30 p.m. Business: Annual Report and Balancesheet, Election of Officers, Notice of Motion on admission of associate members. General. An invitation is extended to all Ex-Ser-vicemen Ef. MONCRIEF, Secretary. TOILET MISS FOX, Hallenstein's Buildings, Queen St.—Permanent' Waving (oilsteam method, no electricity); 25a.—Phone 42-919. MR. STEWART, late Sydney.—Permanents. 15s 6d, Marcel.—Jay's Salon, •2nd Floor. H. 5. Buildings. Phone 44-579 REAGLETON, Estab. 54 years. Past • Masters at Eugene Permanent Waving, from 10s 6d. Marcel and Water Waving a Specialty. Personal attention if requested. Street and Stage Wig Maker. Advice Free.—l> Victoria Street, c TYPISTS TRIPLICATING Pclishing Manuscripts, Phraseology, etc., a Specialty.— M. E. Kelsey, Public Typiste, N.Z Insurance Bldg.; 47-209. MISS COLLINS, General Publio Confidential Typiste.—Manuscripts, Play» and Duplicating.—Ellison Chambers, Queen. 3t. 46-185. ' HANION, Confidential and Publio Typing and Duplicating; moderate charges.—39 Vulcan Bldgs. Phone 30-614. RETURNED SOLDIERS

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