2 _ GREAT ATIRACnONS - 55 BOTH FIRST N.Z. SCR-^NING. TREMENDOUS I HOLIDAY PROGRAMME NOW SCREENING II AT BOTH THEATRES. ROXY\ Queen Si. ]• Phone J . 41-541 / TTVOIi Kewl on. Phcne u :ss y > Direction: m in jjj ;Am Blgaroated Theatres (N.Z.), Ltd. jj, "j ROSY CONTINUOUS SESSIONS, jjj fj TTTOIT MATINEE TO-DAY ]ji ! s AT 2 .O'CLOCK, i DE LUXE SESSION* AT 8 O'CLOCK jj S jj TO-NIGHT. j] 2 SPORTING THRILLERS, jjj || STAR NO. J~! I Film® Prewni lcr i First New Zealand sxreettEi j j | ROBERT YOUNG, i ROBERT YOUNG, j j , MADGE EVANS, hj •."MADGE EVANS, jj] NAT PENDLETON. : TED HEALY j - -In- jj j "DEATH ON THE DLAMOND" j j j "DEATH ON THE DIAMOND" j "DEATH ON THE DIAMOND" ||j j "DEATH ON THE DIAMOND" j; STAR NO. 2 j J Columbia Fflsßs Presenter First Li New Zealand Screening, jl} : king of western STABS. ; i HOORAY:! TIM'S IN TOWN! j TIM McCOY TIM McCOY 1 JOYCE COMPTON. AND HIS WONDER HORSE ' ' "PAL" i 1 11= HIS VERY LATEST. ! "FIGHTING FOR JUSTICE." ■i H FIGHTING FOR JUSTICE" j j " nGHTING FOR JUSTICE." | 1 SEE—Tira in action—"midst fyinK ! j fcstii. fciikios trass, thundering hoofs, I 1 «T-.jj the Semes* forest ire ever screened . ITS GRx-Ai. Be*.2 Features Appro-red for Universal Exhibitian--000.0 r>€iOO O O TEE KIDDIES' DELIGHT! , A REAL TREAT FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY. ooo'ooooooo REMEMBER, MATINEES jj TO-DAY AND I EVERY DAY AT BOTH THEATRES. I PARENTS COME ALONG AND U jl BRING. THE CHILDREN. o oo o o o o o q J! I' AND THE PHICSS 2211A1S TSS ; ■J| SAME. Ij| II CHILDREN 64 64 64 64 j CHILDREN 64 64 64 64 j ADULTS I/. IA 1/. V- j 1 ADULTS I/, 1/. 1/. V- j j GOOOOO O O j « BOXY AM) T2TOLI TO-DAY. jjj BOXY AND TIVOLI TO-DAY, j); PIRATE. SHIPPE, _ T.FORD BEACH. . TO-DAY (SATURDAY). GRAND CARNIVAL. OLD-TIME DANCE. I S '■P.M. TO 12. Ss 6d Doable, 2s Single. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9. FLANNEL DANCE NOVELTIES GALORE. POPULAR PRICES: 2s 6d Double, Is Sd Sis^le. PIRATE SHIPPE ORCHESTRA. I R&aerva.tions: 23-414. Bases leave Northcote 7.33 p.m. {Phone j IS-553), Bvmkr 7.25. Devonpert 7-3-3, ; 7.40. NOTE: AU-Nlghi Vehicular Service from j Devonpert. q"*HB STATION HOTEL LUNCHEON ! i. MEND TO-DAY Includes: Mixed Grill*. York Hits and Salad. * Lemon Ice Cztf.m. A RItANGS to Meet Arrartg® to Eat. Arrange to' Rest Your Weary Feet. At L. G. BIMMER'S COFFEE HOUSE, Customs St. E. Safety Zcne. MEETIirGS "TvOUGLAS Conference at Tanr*n*a.— JL-J Afl Douglasite3 -araii ted at Srd Floor. CoJ-srill Buildings. S Hansen St.. at 7.30 p.m.. Monday. I—Business: Arrangemenl-i for Csip Conference. 2—Meet Representative from Vancouver and Australia. PUPILS WANTED \ CCOUNTANCY. Art. Dressmaking. 2\ Shorthand. Typewriting j moderate fees. —Wakefield Easiness College, PaimerstoD B'-dgs., op?. C.P.O. 41-337. ART Metal Work. Basketry. Leatienrori. Pokersrork. ' ■ Pen-Painting. Stencilling, Woodcarving. Tatting. Prospectus posted.— Miss Ayling, Strand Arcade. ,1 SHLEIGH Ccsichizg College. N.Z. In--il sraiiucc Bids- Established I3lS.—Pabi:c Xliaminstisns. General Edscat:cn. Beocens Jan nary 23. A TTEND lii&s Greenn-ood'e Commercial -«-JL School where pupils receive expert ia<lrridnal instruction in Shorthand. TypeTiriting. Bock-keeping. A UCKLaND School of Wireless trains wiireless operators and radio serr:ceinen, day. eTeaing, corespondence. Win-. s'ione Bldg. AUCKLAND Business College apecialites iii teaching Snoncand, Book-heepirs. and Hancv-'r^titig. Ancklaiid, C.l. DRESSMAKING. Pstternmskicg, Day tnd Evenins Clske-s. Special Cci"iefr pondence Coarse. —Seiwyis C-o.iege. CiTtc Hotise, Auckland. .■ Engineering Study in all Branches, 1 Bower is recommended. —Bower's Engineejxng School. Colvill's Chambers, Aucizland. C.l. FOR Expert Persons! Tuition in Art. Diressmxkirig, Millinery. Radio, Bockieepi.'Dg. Shorthand. Typewriting.—DmieiSG College. - AIBDHESSING. Beauty Cnltmej—N.Z. Coll ege, day. erenmg cesses.—CcUeze Ss.3cc Training, QuSt. LEA UN Pis.no, Is letson; iev? T».c«ncies; Usacber L.L.C.M.. A.T.C.L.—Write L.. 117. jgX3AIJ>. MOTOR Driving Taught, cheaply. Quickly. iiSciectly;-licence guaranteed.—For reduced fees and Phone S?kM2"V*' 21. Hairdressine College, eslsblished 5 i ' • years; 95 p.c. pupils in positions.—Upslain. 22? Queen St OPENING for suitable Girl learn Hairdreseing and Beauty Culture. —Salon, 3S. OPPORTUNITY.— Suitable Girl 3eam Hairdreasing. Beauty Culture: expert tuition.—Apply Beautician. 114, KgSAi-I>. PSYCHOLOGY.— Practical. Heine study course; terms; prcspcctae.—M, Edmonds. S3 B sdldoa Bd. SWIMMING.-' Learn latest easy methods, six lessons; 2is.—Prc:es.sor D. B. Ander eon. Tepid Baths. rPHE Sel-Phit School of Dressmaking. J- Princess Blags.. is-; obe clojed De-c. 24 to Jm. 7. RESSCUTTING. DESIGNING. DRESSMAKING. Individual Tuition by Experts Ensures Students the Right Training. Our Methods are Recognised Ail Over the World. No Charts or Complicated Measurements. PERSONAL OR POSTAL LESSONS. FEES ARE FROM 3C»—SUCCESS IS. GUARANTEED. McCABE ACADEMY OF DRESSMAKING, Th« Foremost, and Largest School of Fashion, 4ib Floor, Colonial Mutual Buildings, > :: 153 Queen Street. TUITION WASTED LAJDY requires private French Lessons.— Particulars, C.R., 123. Bs3ai3.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22000, 5 January 1935, Page 18
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