AMUSEMENTS MAJESTIC. Pinal Day. Jean Parker, Una Merkel. Stuart Erwin, in "Havo a Heart." Also screening, Bmg Crosby in "Please" —Smithy's Arrival xn 'Frisco—Duke of Gloucester Reviews Surf Teams at Manly-Launching of "Quwra Mnry."—Plans at Majestic—Phone 43-210. Approved for Universal Exhibition. Sessions 11, 12.30, 2.30, 5 and 8 p.m. . AN IMPORTANT OCCASION FOR ALL LOVERS OF ARI . AND MUSIC. MAJESTIC TO-MORROW Two of the World's Foremost Conceit and Operatic Stars Appear on Alterhate Days in PHOTOPLAY lIOTOPLAY Recitals. iECITALS. * On Alternate Days, - t TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), DECEMBER 14. MONDAY. DECEMBER 17. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19. CHALIAPINE V, CHALIAPINE \i - As " DON / QUIXOTE " J With George Robey Oscar Asche, Sydney Fox. Directed by G. W, Pabst. THE WORLD'S GREATEST SINGER IN THE WORLD'S MOST FAMOUS STORY. ."An achievement rarely surpassed in film history , , . Chaliapine is the Greatest artist of his generation." Vide London "Sunday Express." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) n lIIIIIIL On' Alternate Days, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18.... THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20. PAUL ROBESON As "EMPEROR JONES" EUGENE O'NEILL'S AMAZING STORY. A Book, A Play, An Opera, But Greater than All these—A Talking Pictura. (Recommended by Censor for Adulta.) AN ENTIRELY DIFFERENT SUPPORTING PROGRAMME WILL BE SCREENED WITH EACH OF THESE ATTRACTIONS. PLANS AT MAJESTIC, > TELEPHONE 43-210. HARBOUR BOARD NOTICES UCKLAND HARBOUR' BOARD. CONVERSION OF LOANS. Notice is hereby given in terms of Section 9 of "The Local Authorities Interest Reduction and Loans Conversion Act, 1932-33," that, at a meeting of the Auckland Harbour Board to be held on THURSDAY, the 3rd day of January, 1935, it is proposed to confirm the resolutions adopted at the Special Meeting of the Board held on 11th December, 1934, whereby, under the Authority of the said Act and of Orders-in-Council in that behalf dated 10th December, 1934, the Board has resolved to issue, new securities in conversion of the existing securities to which the said Act and Orders-in-Council apply; the Conversion to take effect from 9th January, 1935. The Orders-in-Couneil relative to the above are open for inspection at the office of the Board during office hours.—By order, H. B. BURNETT, Super--intendent and Secretary. Auckland Harbour Board Office, Quay St., Auokland. December 12, 1934. PUPILS WANTED ART Metal "Work, Basketry, Leatherwork, Pokerwork, Pen-Painting, Stencilling, Tatting, Prospectus posted.— Miss Ayling, Strand Arcade. AUCKLAND School of Wireless trains wireless operators and radio servicemen, day, evening, corespondence., WinBtone B'ldg. AUCKLAND Business College specialises in teaching Shorthand, Typewriting, Book-keeping, English and Handwriting. CORA EVERATT _ Tutored Hairdressers are assured positions; train with specialists.—Brunswick Bldgs., Queen St. 42-350. DRESSMAKING. Patternmaking, Day and Evening Classes. Special Correspondence Course.—Selwyn College, Civio House, Auckland. DRESSMAKING, Designing, Cutting, thoroughly taught, personal supervision, easy terms.—Hollywood School, Union Bldgs., Customs St. - TRAINS FOR "CAREERS. EXPERIENCED Writer, Journalist, criticises, revises stories, articles, verse; asBietanco in placing: fee 3 moderate, —Writer, 126. Herald. H~ AIRDRESSING, Beauty Culture.—N.Z. College, day. evening classes.—College Salon Training, 228 Queen St. t ■ SWIMMING.- -Learn latest easy methods, six lessons; 21s. —Professor D. B. Anderson. Tepid Baths. TT'OR Engineering Study in all Branches, J? Bower is recommended.—Bower's Engineering School, Colwill's Chambers, Auckland. C.l. LATIN, Greek, German, Economics, History, Geography, Mercantile Law, Bookkeeping.—R. W. Williams, B.A. (Oxford), 20 Warwick Chambers. 168 Queen St., C.l. British Drama League, N.Z. Branch, gUMMER gCHOOL OF J^RAMA. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 28, TO THURSDAY, JANUARY 10. 2 Weeks' Tuition in Acting, Production, Verse, Speaking, Dancing and Mime. Full Course Seniors, £1 Is Per Week. Full Course Juniors, 7s Od Per Week. Copies of Syllabus and Registration Forms at Kenly's, Shortland Street, where Plays selected for rehearsal may be seen in the Reading Room. Final Day for Registration, . December 17. M. EARLE, Hon. Seo. 3 Vincent Ave., Remuera. TUITION WANTED YOUTH desires few Private Lessons Electricity, dealing with electrical wiring. —Apply Herald. DENTISTRY VACATION. M R - G. ~W~, wmGHTFULL DENTURE SPECIALIST, D.I.C. BUILDINC, WELLINGTON. December 22 Till January 8, (Both Days Inclusive.) SPORTS GOODS y BRUCE AND, SONS. Tennis Special- . ists. Restnngins from 12s 6d to 32s fid.-94 Albeit St. 45-617. C YATES, 73 City Chambers.—Stringer • Tildon's, Johnston's, Patterson's Davis Cup_Racquets. _ Expert Unstringing, Repairs. "O ACQUETS, Machine or Hand-strung by -L\j our Expert Workmanship guaranteed. —Watts' Sports Depot,. Exchange Lane. RUSH Sports Depot for everything in Cricket Gear; prices reasonable.—T. and G. Bldgs., Elliott St. 46-139. , SPORTS Trophies. Medals, etc.. Machine and Hand Engraving.—Richardson, Hannah's Bldgs., Albert St. Phone 45-014.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21982, 13 December 1934, Page 24
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