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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22202, 31 August 1935, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS CONTINUOUS FROM 11 A.M. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. PRINCIPAL SESSIONS: 11 a.m., 12.45. '2.30. 5 and ft p.m. The glamorous, titinn-hnired star of of "Gov Divorcee" and "Roberto . . . and the nnist.er of a hundred screen triumphs . . . WILLIAM POWELL WILLIAM POWELL, WILLIAM POWELL, WILLIAM POWELL, GINGER ROGERS, GINGER ROGERS, GINGER ROGERS, GINGER ROGERS, " STAR OF MIDNIGHT " " STAR OF MIDNIGHT " " STAR OF MIDNIGHT" Recommended l>y Censor lor Adults. They'll amaze, amuse and grip you in this thriller with a heart pull . . LAUGHABLE ROMANTIC. BREATHLESS. Excellent Featurottes. NO INCREASE IN PRICES. Free List Suspended during "Star of Midnight" Season. • RESERVATIONS. PHONE 43-114. I NATIONAL | PRINCE NATIONAL J EDWARD Queen St. Continuous, 11 until 7, Nightly at 8. Phone 42-11)!)" Karnngahape I Road. , Matinees at 2. | Nightly ut 7.<15. Phone 4G-259 IMAGINE! 2 GREAT LAUGH SPECIALS! for your COMPLETE ENJOYMENTI BETTE DAVIS COLIN CLIVE "THE GIRL FROM 10TH AVENUE" '■ Champagne at midnight! A "Wedding Ring at Dawn I Then . . a battle royal between the bride and a huaband-snatoherl JOAN BLONDELL. GLENDA FARRELL, In the Biggest Comedy-Riot Binco ' GOLD-DIGGERS.' p HAVANA WIDOWS") "HAVANA WIDOWS" j Both Recommended by Ccnoor for Adults USUAL COMMONSENSE PRICES' No Extra for Booking. HIS MAJESTY'S MONDAY. SEPT. 2nd. 2.16 AND 8 P.M. "JUDY JINX AND DAVID" A DELIGHTFUL PLAY FOR ALL FROM 1 TO 91 Upwards oi 100 Performers, lncludingJudy Jinx ; Isubel Henderson David Noel Mabeu The Pretty Lady .. .. Vsolindo MeVcagh David's Man Geof. College Twecney Ailsu llacket Graspe Norton Hammond Poocy The Cat Ron Btevehs Queen of Fairies Zena Ready Goatherd Dan Flood Kins of Magic' Harry Withers Fairy Speech Pat Boyle Fairy Blossom Joy Beattie Nymphs. Fairies. Sprites and Elves. Ballets specially created by QECIL JJALL. MATINEE 2-15 MONDAY EVENING AT 8 P.M. IN AID OF WILSON HOME FOR -CRIPPLED CHILDREN. TAKAPUNA. Prices: 3s, 2s, Is; Children Half-price (except to Gallery). Reserves Free a: Lewij Eady, Ltd. No tax. Organiser and Producer: ZOE BARTLEY-BAXTER. 1 his Advt. is donated by Hancock & Co. TROTTING TROTTING WILL DEFINITELY PROVIDE THE BEST ENTERTAINMENT OF ALL THE ATTRACTIONS SET DOWN FOR TO-DAY. AUCKLAND 1 ROTTING CLUB. COMBINED MEFTINOH. TO-DAY (SATURDAY). SATURDAY NEXT, SEPT. 7. ALEXANDRA I'AUK. EPSOM TOTALISATOR INVESTMENTS. WIN rOTALISATOR. Dividends will be Returned on the FIRST HORSE ONLY. PLACE TOTALISATOR. ,In Fields of 8 Horses or Moro—--3 Dividends in Fields of fi, <> 01 • Horses—--1 Dividends Is Rd ADMISSION TO COURSE Is 6d LAWN ENCLOSURE AND GRANDSTAND (Including Admission (o Course): Gentlemen • . . . 6b Ladies ' . . 4s. Children (under 12 years) . . 2s First, Race about 12 noon each day. No person who has at any time since the passinc of the Gaming and Lotteries Act Amendment Act, 1908, followed the occupation nf a Bookmaker or Bookmaker's Clerk, no disqualified or undesirable person, will tie ncimitted to the Alexandra Park Racecourse during the Auckland Trotting Club's Combined Meetings, and if any such parson is found on such course Ire will be removed therefrom and prosecuted for trespass. The promotion of sweeps is prohibited, and any persons infringing this Regulation will be removed from the Racecourse and prosecuted A. G. MABEE. Secretary. FUNERAL NOTICES VtA O Q R/ 0B - Brethren of the above Order are requested to meet at Ferry Bldgs., 1 p.m. TO-DAY, to attend the Funeral of the late BROTHER WHITE, of Birkenhead. TABLE TENNIS A IUCKLAND CHAMPIONSHIPS FINALS iIY.M.C.A., TUESDAY NEXT. 7.45 P.M. A Grade Singles.—.l. Munnß v. E. Cheal, C. Burke v. Winner. Ladies' Singles: Miss Bond v. Miss McAdam. B Grade Singles: A. Pugh v. K. Cantlay. Ladies' Doubles: Misses McAdam and Carter v. Misses McKay and Dickie. Combined Doubles: C. Burke and Miss Hemus v.. E. Chcal and Miss MoAdam. Men's Doubles: F. Paton and R. Stallworthy v. J. Herbert and J. Swift.—A. E. B. Cheal, Hon. Sec.