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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22045, 27 February 1935, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS 1111 l I^ESTIC" 111 Sessions: 11 a.m., 2.30. 5 and 8 p.m. FINAL TWO DAYS OF Big okautejl; IG JitiARTKI) *^ERBERT. (( Blu IJ E\RTED TTERBEKI--10 M-EARTED W-ERBERT. featuring HBv auUI KIBBEE MacMAHON KIBBEE MacMAHON v Excellent Entertainment! A Most Refreshing Comedy. See It You'll Enjoy It. Approved for Universal Exhibition. -■ MAJESTIC, FRIDAY NEXT ===== LONDON'S FAVOURITE STAGE SUCCESS NOW THE SCREEN'S MERRIEST MUSICAL "COMEDY. CLIFFORD MOLLISON CLIFFORD MOLLISON CLIFFORD MOLLISON CLIFFORD MOLLISON CLIFFORD MOLLISON CLIFFORD MOLLISON England's Foremost Light Comedian. ZELMA O'NEAL ZELMA O'NEAL ZELMA O'NEAL - ZELMA O'NEAL The Dashing Versatile Comedienne, In "MISTER CINDERS" _ "MISTER CINDERS" "MISTER CINDERS" "MISTER CINDERS" Approved for Universal Exhibition. There's a Million Laughs in this Musical Mirthquake of a Modern • Masculine "Cinderella." LAUGHS COMEDY, MUSIC 5 Stunning Song Hits Beautiful Girls and a Big Cast of Popular English Stage Stars. PLANS AT MAJESTIC. Phone 43-210 for Reservations. THE STATE SYMONDS STREET. Direction R. J. Kerridge. GEORGE ARLISS IN "THE LAST GENTLEMAN" Approved for Universal Exhibition. STATE PHONE 43-645. ADMISSIONS lid & 11. CHILD. 6d. Two Bright Musical Features To-night. I —r PONSONBY. BRITANNIA I To-night at 7.30 p.m. J Phone 26-041. EDMUND LOWE & ANN SOTHERN in "LET'S FALL IN LOVE." And CLIFFORD MOLLISON in "GIVE HER A RING." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. Coming Fridny~"DAMES," a Musical Special. "Approved for Universal Exhibition. PICTUREDROME MILFORD. To-night, at 8 p.m.—HAY SIMPSON in the Australian Bushranging Thriller. "WHEN THE KELLYS RODE." Approved for Universal Exhibition. VICTORIA Premier Theatre. DOROTHEA WIECK in " CRADLE SONG." Approved for Universal Exhibition. MEETINGS "VTOTICE.—A Meeting of Ratepayers of Turanga and surrounding districts will be held in the Whitford Hall on Monday. March 4, at 7.30 p.m., to discuss the' formation of a Rabbit Board.—F. Granger, Convener. ROWING NEW ZEALAND ROWING CHAMPIONSHIPS.

SATURDAY NEXT, MARCH 2, 1935. WHAU ESTUARY. ROSEBANK ROAD. AVONDALE. SEE 300 OARSMEN IN ACTION. SEE NEW ZEALAND'S BEST (Olympic and British Empire Games Representatives). SEE MEMBERS WANGANUI UNION EIGHT IN ACTION (Recent Winners in Sydney). SEE THE MAIDEN EIGHT OARED RACE (FIVE CREWS). Spectacular and Thrilling. SPECIAL TRAM AND BUS SERVICE. SHOWS ALBANY FRUITGROWERS' ASSOCIATION. 36th ANNUAL ALBANY SHOW. SATURDAY. MARCH 2, ON THE ALBANY SHOW GROUNDS. Good Prizes for Horse Events. Fine Display of Cattle, Fruit, Flowers, Vegetables and Home Industries. Chopping and Other Competitions. Baby Show. Buses leave Birkenhead from Ferries leaving Town 9 a.m., 12.20 p.m., 1.15 p.m.," ADMISSION, la. MOTOR TOURS "Farley s." AUCKLAND, WAITAKERE RANGES. KAREKARE SERVICE. This Beautiful Drive is unequalled anywhere in and around Auckland. Travel by the Pioneers of the West Coast, operating continuously for 30 years. Comfort and Prompt Service assured. SPECIAL: OUT ONE DAY-BACK THE NEXT. Inclusive Charee. £\. Daily Service Book at AARD OFFICE. Dihvorth Building. Customs Street East. . PROFESSIONAL NOTICES CONSULTATIONS Fiee. - Light Ray Clinic—Treatment of Nervous, Physi cal, Rheumatic Conditions.—Miss E. K. Lane, Reg Maivseuse, tilS Dihvorth Bldg. ■IG-324. j t C CLINIC Light Ray.—Modern Slimming f Methods. Health Maintained by Ray Baths, Massage, Electric Blankets; evenings by appointment.-4(5-324, 515 Dilwortb Bldg. \TEULI, f. —Endocrinologist. Specialises JL Gland Treatment. Backward, Nervous. Weakly. 111-nourished Children. Mental. Nerve Gland Disorders —Southern Cross Bides.. Chancery St. SUPERFLUOUS Hairs destroyed: success guaranteed.—Miss Hunter, 8.A.. D.D.S. (Reg. N.Z,), So Symonds St.. \V ednesdays. 30-703. SPORTS GOODS rpENNIS Racquet Restri'nging, value, from 1 7s 6d: Repairs, Cd.—Tennis Supplies. 63 Queen St. Phone 30-693. - T'T :2S 6D FOR Your Old Racquet when e&JL Purchasing our Latest Alexander Slarengers. etc. —Modern Bag Co-