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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21940, 25 October 1934, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS TO-MORROW A SPECTACLE OF DAZZLING " BEAUTY. CIVIC Direction: Amalgamated Theatres (N.Z.). Ltd. AT 11 A.M., 2.15, 8 P.M. The Screen's Reigning Beauty. MORE GLAMOROUS THAN EVES BEFORE. MARLENE MARLENE MARLENE MARLENE MARLENE MARLENE MARLENE MARLENE MARLENE MARLENE MARLENE MARLENE MARLENE MARLENE MARLENE DIETRICH DIETRICH DIETRICH DIETRICH DIETRICH DIETRICH DIETRICH DIETRICH DIETRICH DIETRICH DIETRICH DIETRICH DIETRICH DIETRICH DIETRICH "Woman of Fire . . . Empress of Beauty . . . Magnificent As "THE SCARLET EMPRESS." "THE SCARLET EMPRESS." " THE SCARLET EMPRESS." "THE SCARLET EMPRESS." "THE SCARLET EMPRESS." "THE SCARLET EMPRESS." A PARAMOUNT SPECIAL. Recommended by Censor for Adult*. With A Grand Supporting Cast A CAVALCADE OF WILD PAGEANTRY. A spectacular drama capturing the barbaric beauty and wild pageantry of an untamed empire 1 And Dietrich . . . woman of fire . . . empress of beauty living the loves of the most romantio woman ever to be called a Queen. . RESERVATIONS FROM 2/3.' —1 PHONE 30-100 |- WE ADVISE YOU TO BOOK. LAST DAY. T ■ HAROLD LLOYD I In "THE CAT'S PAW." IS THIS YOUR LUCKY NUMBER? | THE CAPITOL j EDNA MAY OLIVER and EDWARD EVERETT HORTON, in "THE POOR RICH." < Also "SAY IT WITH FLOWERS." England's Famous. Vaudeville Stars in a Delightful Romantic Story, (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) MAYFAIR CECIL DE MILLE'S "THIS DAY AND AGE." ' BUCK JONES In " HIGH SPEED." Beth Approved for Universal Exhibition. "YTICTORIA-*Devonport's Premier Theatre. V To-night at B—Double-feature Programme. "THE MAN WHO CHANGED HIS NAME" (Recommended by Censor for Adults), and "THE COUNTESS OP MONTE CHISTO" (Approved for Universal Exhibition). MEETINGS gUNDAY gCHOOL "JJNION. MAYFAIR A SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS' RALLY Will be held in the BAPTIST TABERNACLE; TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY, 25th INST.. At 7.30 p.m. DR. HODGE ' Will Speak on " THE TEACHER AND HIS TASK." EVERYBODY WELCOME. QWANSON Hall Temporary.—An Extraordinary General Meeting is called for November 20, 1934, in Swanson Hall, at 8 p.m.—R. Wood, Hon. Sec. COUNTY COUNCIL NOTICES QTAMA.TEA COUNTY COUNCIL. Notice is hereby given that the Balancesheet of the Otamatea County Council a» at March 31, 1934, is open for inspection until November 31, 1934, at the followwj Post Offices:— Kaiwaka, Maungaturoto. Marobemo, Mareretu, Matakohe, Mangawai. Whakapirau, Tokatoko, Ruawai. E. G. AICKIN, Papal oa, October 24, 1934. Comity Clerk TEACHERS OF ELOCUTION RAIE ROBINSON, from Royal Academy Dramatic Art, London.—Correct Speech, Plays, Sketches, Monologues, Stage Teen' nique.—3 Darby St. Phone 26-GSI. THOROUGHBREDS STEEPLECHASER Ardmanning, St. f Amans—Seatou Delaval mare, in ' ult training, for sale.—E. C. Rae, 73 Green Lane. THE: NEW ZEALAND HERALD THE WEEKLY NEWS ADVERTISEMENTS. PREPAID RATES.—SEE COUPON. PAGE TWO OF THIS ISSUE. N.Z. Herald: The recognised medium f° T best results. ADVERTISEMENTS—TELEPHONE 30-078 MONDAY TO FRIDAY S a.m. to 10.30 p.mSATURDAY .. .. S a.m. to 10 p.m. SUNDAY .. .. 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. Replies to advertisements will be receiv at the Office of the H.BRAL.r>, and when ■ age is provided will be promptly for war e to the advertiser. - Please note tha Posts! Department will not deliver e to any uom-de-plume. initial or nura addressed care of any Post Office. The Company does not hold itseli respon sible for non-insertion of any advertisement or advertisements, through accidei° r , • other causes, or for error in the pu of an advertisement. -