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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22145, 26 June 1935, Page 22

CIVIC Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. 11 A.M.. 2.15. 8 P.M. A HILARIOUS COMEDY! CICELY COURTNEIDGE CICELY COURTNEIDGE "things are"LOOKING~UF A GAUMOXT BRITISH SPECIAL. Approved for Universal Exhibition. With MAX MULLER. FRIDAY NEXT 365 TIMES BETTER THAN A YEAR AGO! More —many, many more . . . glorious stars —gorgeous girls—-hum-able tunes hilarious laughs eye-catching danceslavish spectacles. GEORGE WHITE'S 'SCANDALS 1935,' 'SCANDALS 1935; 'SCANDALS 1935; 'SCANDALS 1935; 'SCANDALS 1935, 'SCANDALS 1935,' The Show of Shows. A FOX SPECIAL. .Recommended by Censor for Adult#. ft ALICE FAYE, JAMES DUNN, NED SPARKS, CLIFF EDWARDS, £ BENNY RUBIN, ft ARLINE JUDGE, And 200 GORGEOUS GIRLS. Entire Production Conceived,,. Produced and Directed:" By GEORGE WHITE. HUM-ABLE, SING-ABLE, DANCE-ABLE TUNES!

"According to the Moonlight," "It's an Old Southern Custom," "Hunkadola," "Oh, I Didn't Know You'd Get "That Way," "I Was Born Too Late," and "I, Got Shoes—• You Goij Shoesies.* I '- A WHIRLWIND OF MELODY AND LAUGHTER. BOX PLANS NOW OPEN. RESERVATIONS, 30-100. " It's So Warm and Cosy." [ THE CAPITOL ~j P Commencing To-night, at S: WARNER BAXTER, BEBE " 42ND STREET." The Superb Musical Production. And RICHARD ARLEN, In " READY FOR LOVE." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. ☆ STAR .CINEMA ft KARANGAHAPE ROAD. Phone 43-003. Matinees from 2 p.m. Nitrht—Newsreels. Comedies. 7.30 till 8. TO-DAY (WED.). THURS.. FRI.r ' ELISSA LANDI and PAUL LUKAS In " BY CANDLELIGHT." And MAE WEST in " BELLE OF THE NINETIES." Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. SKATING SKATING DE LUXE. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. ROUSHWORTHS' RINK. MONSTER ATTRACTION! VICE-VERSA CARNIVAL. Girls will be Boys. - Boys will be Girll. Prizes for Following Impersonations:— BEST LADY. BEST GENTLEMAN. BEST COUPLE. BEST TRIO. MOST HUMOROUS SKATER, ANY DRESS OF MERIT. MANNEQUIN PARADE. 9,15 p.m. CHARLIE CHAPLIN'S WALK, 10 p.m. Skaters have never had a Greater Night. Not a dull moment from 7.30 till midnight. Admission, 1/; Skates, Gd; Floorage, 6d. ROUSHWORTHS' RINK. HOCKEY pOMBINED . AUCKLAND §£>, HOCKEY WVk I U ASSOCIATIONS' M JVT a ANNUAL COUNTRY WEEK c? -o*. a TOURNAMENT At Hockey Grounds, Market Rd., Kemuera, Each Afternoon This Week Com a »:enciDß' at 1.50 p.m. (Watch Papers for Details of Morning Games.) Admission. 6d. . . Teams from all parts of Province participating—Record No. of Men's Teams. Annual Hockey Ball, Peter Pan Cabaret, June 27th. Tickets .obtainable at Messrs. Watts' Sports Depot. BUSINESS NOTICES Denver confectionery. MR. MARIN SEGEDIN Wishes to express his appreciation to bi® numerous Customers for their past patron' age and extends a hearty welcome to both old and new Patrons at his new and nioro modern premises, at Id QUEEN ST. (next Waverley Hotel), and pleases remember. '"Home-made Sweets are Better." TTNCLAIMED MONEY.—Persons desirous v' of ascertaining whether they have been advertised for to BENEFIT should send FULL NAME. Search Fee, is. We have records dating from 18<X) to the present time.— KING AND KING, Record Searchers (Established 1910). 46 Pitt St., Sydney, N.S.W. THE NEW ZEALAND HERALD AND THE WEEKLY NEWS. ADVERTISEMENTS: PREPAID RATES—SEE COUPON. PAGE TWO OF THIS, ISSUE. N.Z. Herald: The recognised medium f° r best results. - ADVERTISEMENTS—TELEPHONE 30-078. MONDAY TO FRIDAY 6 a.m. to 10.30 p.m. SATURDAY . . .. 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. SUNDAY . ..5 p.m. to 10 p.m. Rcplies_to advertisements will be received at the Office of the Herald, and when P" s -J age is provided will be promptly ioruaiu'?a to the advertiser. Please note that t-ia Postal Department will not deliver to any nomde-plume, initial or numD« addressed care of any Post Office. The Company does not hold I'self resP sible for non-insertion of any v. rtisenien or advertisements, through acciueut or trom otlier causes, or for error in the publican o of an advertisement.