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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22086, 16 April 1935, Page 18

I AMUSEMENTS —PL A Direction... . Amalga HURRY! HURRY! LA The World's Greatest CONRAD VEIDT CONRAD VEIDT CONRAD VEIDT Recommended by The most brilliant page of his enormouii cost and graced by the SESSIONS: 10.45 A.M., 12.30, 2.30, PLAZA LAUGHTER PRO COMM. "DIRTY WORK" "DIRTY WORK" "DIRTY WORK" "DIRTY WORK" "DIRTY WORK" "DIRTY WORK" Approved for Universal Exhibition TOM WALLS NOTHING WAS SAFE IN THE SAFE THREE BLUNDERING WOULD-BE CAUGHT A COUPLE OF CROOKS —THEN THEY PILFERED THEMSEL UNQUESTIONABLY A GREAT SHOW! We Are Proud to Recommend It, ( CRYSTAL PALACE ) V MT. EDEN. Phone 20-573. J Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. * A LORETTA YOUNG, JOHN BOLES "THE WHITE "PARADE." Also Screening: THE MUSICAL SENSATION OF 1935. LEW AYRES, "PAT" PATTERSON, LEW AYRES. "PAT" PATTERSON. In "LOTTERY LOVER. Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. Usual Popular Prices. STATE DEVONPORT J To-night at 8. Phone 22-101. Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. England's Favourite Funster, JACK HULBERT at his funniest in •THE CAMELS ARE COMING.' Approved for Universal Exhibition. Selected 4 f State" Featurettes. REGENT EPSOM. To-night at a. Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Phone 20-142. Tho only serious challenge to "Cavalcade." GORDON HARKER. BETTY BALFOUR "MY OLD DUTCH." Approved for Universal Exhibition. Special Supporting Programme. CHURCH NOTICES fyj ETHODIKT CHURCH. MT. EDEN. TO-NIGHT, AT 8 SHARP. "THE CRUCIFIXION." By the Associated Methodist Choirs of Mt. Eden, Epsom, Rt-muera and Newmarket. Soloists: Mr Roger Errington and Rev. A Mitchell. Conductor: Mr. Percy Dellow.Organist: Miss Reid. Offertory for Debt Extinction. FIRST RACE ABO D CORPORATION NOTICES P EFUSE COLLECTION. HOLIDAYS. Householders please note the following Alterations in the Dates of Refuse Collection necessitated by the forthcoming Holidays:— GOOD FRIDAY.—There will be no Collection on FRIDAY. April 19; during that week Refuse will be lifted one day earlier, Friday's being taken on Thursday, and the usual Thursday collection on Wednesday. ANZAC DAY.—No Refuse will be taken on THURSDAY, April 25, the collection being made on the previous Wednesday. Friday's Refuse will be taken as usual. A. LEESE, Town Clerk. jgOROUGH OF MOUNT ALBERT. EASTER HOLIDAYS AND ANZAC DAY. REFUSE COLLECTION. Residents aie hereby notified that the Collection of Refuse which would usunlly be made on WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and FRIiDAY, April 17. 18 and 19, will be made one day earlier in each case, namely, on TUiSSDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, April 16. .17 ard 18. Collection which would usually be made on MONDAY, April 22, will be made on TUESDAY. April 23. 1935. Collection which would usually be made nn Anzac Day, April 25, will be made on FRIDAY, April 2G and that usually made on FRIDAY. April 2C. will be made on SATURDAY, April 27. 1935. T R. CONG ALTON. Town Clerk. Mt. Albert, April 13. 1935. jyjOUNT EDEN BOROUGH gCOUNCIL REFUSE REMOVAL Public notice is hereby given that owing to the Easter Holidays the Refuse throughout the Borough will be collected as follows: . , For Week Ending :20th April:—Wednesday's Refuse will be collected on Tuesday, Thursday's on Wednesday, and Friday's on Thursday. The following week Refuse will be collected Wednesday's on Tuesday, and Thursday's on Wednesday. , HOWARD G KIBBLE. Town Clerk. TEACHERS OF ELOCUTION Hilda Parkinson, a.1.c.m., 1.1.c.m (Teacherii' Qualification Diploma).— Speech Training, Dramatic Art, Humoroup Sketches. All Examinations.—Studio, 23 Row Rd.. Grey Lynn RAIE ROBINSON (London).—Correct Speech. Musical Monologues, Sketches Plays.—Warwick Chambers, opp. H.M Theatre. 23-!!34»