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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21982, 13 December 1934, Page 24

amusements LAST DAY And it \v6uld be a pity to miss. (~i EORGE A RLISB "THE LAST GENTLEMAN" Approved for Universal Exhibition* N.Z.'s Pro-eminent Theatre, THE REGENT J, C. Williamson Picture Corporation, Ltd. Sessions -11 a.m.. 2.15 p.m., 8 p.m. Shoppers' Session To-morrow, 5 p.m. TO-MORROW. TO-MORROW. A YELL FROM FIRST TO LAST—IT'S COMEDY WEEK! IP YOU CAN'T LAU(}H LOUD AND LONG, FOR GOODNLbS SAKE DON'T SEE THIS SHOW, FOR IT'S THE CRAZIEST CONCOCTION OF. COMEDY EVER PRESENTED IN AUCKLAND. "PALOOKA" _ " PALOOKA " "PALOOKA " "PALOOKA" 8 MERRY MASTERS OF MIRTH. JIMMY DURANTE—LUPE VELEZ. STUART ERWINMARJORIE RAMBEAU, ROBT. ARMSTRONG—TIIELMA TODD, WILLIAM CAGNEY—MARY CARLISLE. The Song Hits are Devastating—And the Comedy is Paralysing—A Delirious Irresponsible Story to keep you Helpless with Hysteria! Approved for Universal Exhibition. Special Announcement Pago 17. Also, 2—WALT DISNEY CLASSICS—2 Thousands Want To See It Again. | " THRE£ LITTLE PIGS " j The World-famous Coloured Symphony. Also the Latest Disney Creation, | "ARCTIC ANTICS" | A United Artists Programme. Book Without Delay. Plans at Theatre (Phone 4G-888). THE STATESYMONDS STREET. (Direction: R. J. KERRIDGE.) FINAL SCREENING TO-NIGHT. H. B. W iRNEtt " gORRELL AND £<ON." Approved for Universal Exhibition. FRI., SAT., MON. TWO FEATURES (No. 1) " "yyONDER gAR." " GOLDDIGGERS OF 1934," " FOOTLIGHT PARADE." "42ND STREET," AND NOW Warner Bros.' Musical Extravaganza, ""yyONDER Recommended by Censor for Adults. DEATH TAKES A HOLIDAY. Featuring JpREDRIC ARCH. THE MOST UNUSUAL AND AUDACIOUSLY DIFFERENT FILM EVER SCREENED. Recommended by Censor for Adults. ADMISSIONS: 1/6 AND 1/. CHILD., (id. STATE_PHONE 43-G45. BOX PLAN RAPIDLY FILLING FOR "JJOUBE OF J^OTHSCHILD," AT THE STATE. DEC. 21 TO 27. CHRISTMAS NIGHT, 8 P.M. RACING AUCKLAND RACING CLUB. SUMMER MEETING, 1934-35. DECEMBER 26 AND 28. JANUARY I AND 2. .ACCEPTANCES for Auckland Cup 5 sovs. Railway Handicap .... 5 eovs. Robinson Handicap ... 1 sov. Gloucester Steeplechase - 1 sov. Nursery Handicap .... 1 sov. Christmas Handicap ... .2 eovs. FINAL PAYMENTS The Queen's Plate .... 1 sov. G.N. Foal Stakes ..... 6 sovs. G.N. Derby 10 sovs. Royal Stakes 4 sova CLOSE by FIVE O'CLOCK <5 p.m.) TO-MORROW (FRIDAY). FEES muet accompany in each instance. W. S. SPENCE. Secretary. MARTON JOCKEY CLUB'S SUMMER MEETING. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1 AND 2, 1935. NOMINATIONS for all Events close TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), at 9 p.m. For Programme Beo N.a> Referee. ARTHUR WAY, Secretary, P.O, Bos 3, Marton. Phone 2301. STRATFORD RACING CLUB (INCORPORATED). SUMMER MEETING, JANUARY 1 AND 2, 1935. TOTAL STAKES. £2280. NOMINATIONS for ALL EVENTS close FRIDAY, December 14, 1934, at 9 p.m. S'eo Referee for details of prize-money WM. POWER, Secretary. THOROUGHBREDS YEARLING Colt, chestnut, by Vaals— Mnuneen, well grown.—Litchfield, Park Av., Papatoetoe. SHOPS AND OFFICES TO LET BAKEHOUSE, Shop. Dwelling, handy City; 37a (id week.—Sheahan-O'Brien, 18 JWinstono Bide. Bakehouse, shop, Dwelling, 50s; Bakehouse, garage, 205.~ Dyke, Co., 635 Dominion Rd. _ KiARANG AHAPE RD., central" position, close Woolworth's.—Lock-up Shop, only £G weekly; lease if required; a bargain.— Apply Marina Hosiery. MT. ALBERT.—Modern Shop, living ncconi., dressmaker, fancy goods.—23 Wright'B Bldgs. j\/f T. ALBERT, Tram Stop.—Attractive IVJL Residential Shop, suit Fruiterer, Dressmaker, Home Cookery; rent 85s.— Winstone, Ltd. • SHOP, living accommodation, good order; 2nd section.—Walter Taylor, Gifford's 2nd section.—Walter Taylor, Gifford's Bldgs. 40-112. QECURITY BLDG.—Large Front Office, O first floor, and other Rooms; low rental. —Shearer, Prothero and Shearer. WANTED TO RENT OR LEASE QHOP, fitted, country town. North Island, £5 living rooms.—Full particulars, N.K,, 121, Herald. __________ 5 Or 6 Rooms, with grazing for cow.— Farmer, 59, Herald.