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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21972, 1 December 1934, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS ill IT'S ALWAYS CQOL It's always cool at the Civic, wheie.tSH ' ' Dominion's Largest Cooling Plant rS" . contmudusly during the hot weathe? r| - *f v CIVIC Direction: Amalgamated Theatres (N.Z.), Ltd. AT 11 A.M. ■ - THE KIND OF PROGRAMME YOTT ENJOY FROM START TO FINISH '. . . AND TALK ABOUT ALL TBl**# WAY HOME. i| : f THE SCREEN'S NEW WONDER STA) ■ SHIRLEY TEMPLE - • P SHIRLEY TEMPLE \«>K SHIRLEY TEMPLE ||| "LITTLE MISS MARKER,* 1 " LITTLE MISS MARKER," , ■ "LITTLE MISS MARKER," I A PARAMOUNT SPECIAL. : 'vS : Approved for Universal Exhibition. With ADOLPHE MENJOU, DOROTHY DELL, SAM HARDY. Here's a story of a~ little girl who w«g abandoned. Left as security for payment of a bet, her father was accidentally killed, so the half-world adopted her and 'i' she showed them that they, too, could love, and like it. Accorded An Ovation. Last Night. BARRIE BRETTONER —1 BARRIE BRETTONER - f 1 "AUSTRALIA'S WONDER ORGANIST* t At the Console of the Civic Grand Onr«ri PLAYING - (a) "Poet and Peasant." (b) I'll String Along With You." | PARAMOUNT NEWS. ISHAM JONES' ORCHESTRA . PARAMOUNT PICTORIAL POP-EYE. THE SAILOR. ' RESERVATIONS. 30-100. | THE CAPITOL ] pfejH; This Evening at 8 o'clock LAUREL AND HARDY In "PACK UP YOUR TROUBLES" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Also ../SS * "THE LOST PATROL" Starring VICTOR McLAGLEN. BORIS KARLOFP REGINALD DENNY. ' (Recommended fey Censor for Adults ) At Matinee To-day— . ' "Pack Up Your Troubles," Serial Walt Disney Cartoon, Comedy, Singinej etc. INDEPENDENT THEATRES. THE BEST ALWAYS. NEW EMPIRE - LIONEL BARRYMORE * MARY CARLISLE " THIS SIDE OF HEAVEN?' Approved for Universal Exhibition LORETTA YOUNG - RICARDO COBTEZ . " MIDNIGHT MARY." • Recommended .by Censor for Adults Usual Prices Book Early Tel. sua SELECTED CHILDREN'S PROGHAMfE AT MATINEE TO-DAY TIM McCOY in. " DARING DANGER" Comedy Musical Cartoon Etc All Approved for Universal Exhibitioij, STRAND, ONEHUNGATonight, at 8: Double-Star Attraction: Ist Feature—Molly Lamont and Anthony Kimmins, in " WHITE ENSIGN." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) # 2nd Feature—Richard Arlen and Sally Eilen an " SHE MADE HER BEJ)." (Recommended by Censor for Adults ) %> Special Western Matinee, 2.30. '§|F DELTA —- To-night and Monday The Two Spectacular Pictures of the Year: "FLYIHG DOWN H Md , "WCK SOUP." (Both Universal Recommendation.) MATINEE, 2.15, Showing Both Pictures. FREE Bus ftom Titirangi, 7.30, Usual Free Dance Follows. HENDERSON municipal pictures. , To-night it 8: Laurel & Hardy in " FRA DIAVOLO." Special Matinee 2.3Q: Mictiy Mouse & Buck Jones Western Thriller. "TS« Dawn Trail." (All Universal Exhibitjon.}- | BRITANNIA | —— . 7.30 to 3 D.m MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 P.WL ILfCHARD DIX AND IRENE DUNNE is *• STINGAREE." MARION DA VIES & GARY COOPER in " OPERATOR 13." Both Approved for Universal' Exhibition " Pirate Treasure" (Serial), etc. VICTORIA— Devonport's Premier Thesin. r _ At 2 " 30 8 P-O----LAUREL & HARDY—MICKEY MOUSE, Etc., in "HOLLYWOOD PARTY." (Approved for Universal Exhibitipg. MJLFORD^Mitis* "n n'• Gable and Wv. Powell in "MANHATTAN MELODRAMAAdult Recommsndalico, *! 2 Hours Free Meredith'a Qrcheatou I MAYFAIR 1 Matinee To-day, ~ p., -_ r At. 2 p.nj. , .. JVloitis m . " Bnd " COCK O' THE ASP Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. Mlckcy Cartoon, etc. nHEBS-AUCKLAND CHESS CLUB. ™ n^£v£? urT:ey ' His Majesty's t* cade, TO-NIGHT at 8. Bring your ©wamtt it possible. Cash prise to winner. Open to Allcomers. , AVJS A SNACK before and after tennis or cricket at WMMER'S COFFEE HOUaE. Customs St. E. Open till 11.30 pjs B.SX The Public are invited to attend an dress by GENERAL SIR FABIAN WAP on the Work of the Imperial War Commission, to be held in the Cones' Chamber of the Town Hall, on SATUBDI'' December 8, at 8 p.m. • 5 The address will be illustrated with to v tern slides showing the work of the Graves Commission in the various TbeaW of War. ADMISSION FREE. A. W. M. OHLSON. • j Secretary, 'Auckland R.B.* SPORTS GOODS _ "\fEW Season Racquets, 7a 9d to 955: stringing,- 8s (5d to 33s 6d; SJ#g® Si rings, 9d each.—Warwick Smeeton, Wellesley St. East. THE NEW ZEALAND HERALD THE WEEKLY NEWS ADVERTISEMENTS. N.Z. Herald: The recoenised medium • best results. ADVERTISEMENTS—/TELEPHONE MONDAY TO FRIDAY 8 a.m. to 10.30 : SATURDAY - . . 8 a.m. to 10 V&'H. SUNDAY .. . - 5 p.m. to 10 p.«Rsplies to advertisements will be at tiie Office of the Herald, and wiien ago is provided will be promptly to the advertiser. Please note tha Postal Department will not deliver W to any oom-de-plume. initial or S addressed care of any Post Office. The Company does not hold isible for non-insertion of any ad' v ®*~ {join or advertisements, through aec n *' h i, ea tirt' other causes, or for error in tb# P" of an advertisement. I -