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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22099, 3 May 1935, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS YOU'LL BE PROUD YOU'RE' BRITISH .... WHEN YOU SEE TjTIS_STIRRING DRAMA OP BRITISH COURAGE AND BRITISH LOYALTYA MIGIII'Y_TR IBUTE TO THEMEN WIIO KEEP THE FAR-FLUNG LINE OP EMPIRE! SONS OF BRITAIN'S FINEST FROM THE ENDS OF THE EARTH! FOUR SESSIONS TO-DAY, TOMORROW AND MONDAY. AT 11 —2.15--4.45 -8 P.M. —OF COURSE—AT | ST. JAMES' | ft Direction: Sir Benjamin Fuller. THE HEART-FILLING STORY OF THREE GALLANT COMRADES-IN-ARMS AND THE REGIMENT 21 sas* Paramount's Proudest Production — "THE LIVES OF "THE LIVES OF "THE LIVES OF "THE LIVES OF BENGAL LANCER. BENGAL LANCER 3ENGAL LANCER BENGAL LANCER GARY COOPER—FRANCHOT TONE RICHARD CROMWELL—KATHLEEN BURKE-SIR GUY STANDING— C. AUBREY SMITH—COLIN TAPLEY. Approved for Universal Exhibition. Screened BY ROYAL COMMAND to Their Majesties the King and Queen at ConiiPton Palace on March 1, 1935. A Brilliant Associate Programme Includes " SONG WRITERS OF THE GAY NINETIES." Paramount Musical Novelty. "AN ELEPHANT NEVER FORGETS," Colour Classic. RESERVATIONS ... For the entire season are pouring in! Plans on view in the Main Foyer daily from 10 a.m. Phone 41-814. Reservations 6d extra—Unreserved Prices as usual. Free List Suspended. COMMENCING TO-DAY AT BOTH THEATRES. NATIONAL PRINCE _ NATIONAL _ EDWARD _ Queen St. Knrangahape Special Hoad. Sessions at 11, Matinees at 2. 1. 3. 5 and 8. Nightly at 7.45. Phone 4'2-ISU Phone 4fi-259 GREATEST SHOW IN TOWN! Straight from the Regent at its zenith of turn-away business! sth Annual Musical Extravaganza, EDDIE CANTOR EDDIE EDDIE EDDIE EDDIE CANTOR CANTOR CANTOR CANTOR The Show Spectacle of 1935, "KID MILLIONS" " KID MILLIONS " "KID MILLIONS" "KID MILLIONS" "KID MILLIONS" With Song*. Laughter, Roarin' Fun and the Gorgeoua Goldwyn Girls. SEE PAGE 15. Aluo, Walt Disney's Classic Creation, " TORTOISE AND THE HARE " Greatest Silly Symphony of them all. United Artisits' Release. THE PERFECT FAMILY SHOW. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) NO ALTERATION IN PRICES. Free List Suspended. NATIONAL & PRINCE EDWARD. TOWN HALL TOWN HALL. MONDAY, MAY 6, AT 8 P.M. SILVER JUBILEE OF HIS MAJESTY KING GEORGE V. SPECTACULAR NATIONAL PAGEANT AMD CONCERT. REPRESENTATIVE OF GREAT BRITAIN AND DOMINIONS. ■NATIONAL MUSIC. NATIONAL DANCING. NATIONAL HUMOUR. NATIONAL COSTUMES. UNDER THE AUSPICES OF HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR AND COUNCILLORS. Fuller Details Saturday's Papers. ADMISSION FREE. LECTURES ' H. C. WHEELER. J.P.. Will Lecture on SMALL SHEEP FARM DEVELOPMENT SCHEME, And Reply in Detail to COUNCILLOR GLASGOW'S ACCUSATIONS, an under:— WAIT'AKERE. - SATURDAY, May 4, 3.30 p.m. TAUPAKI HALL.—MONDAY, May 6, 7.30 p.m. HOBSONVILLE.—TUESDAY, May 7, 10 n.m WHENUAPAI.—TUESDAY, May 7, 1.30 p m. BRIG HAM'S CREEK.—TUESDAY. May 7. 7.30 p.m. Questions Invited. J^ECTURE. THE MERSEY TUNNEL, WITH LANTERN SLIDES. BY C. TREVITHICIv. A.R.1.8.A. At the Invitation of the Auckland Branch of the N.Z. Society oil Civil Engineers, Mr. Trevithick will deliver an Address on the above Subject at the COLLEGE HALL. University College, at 8 p.m., TO-NIGHT (Friday). The Public are Cordially Invited. Admission Free.—G. T. Murray, Hon. Sec. TENNIS AND GOLF TUITION r PENNIS Coaching nt 13 Wakefield St. and J. on courts.—Max Clesborn."Telephone, nil hours, 80-001. ORRIE BELL says,, "Don't loave the left sido behind,""—Consult him at Watts Sports Depot. EVERYTHING for Accessories. Norrie —Watta' Sports Depot. Golf,—Bagis, Clubs, Bell, leading coach. Phone 45-412.