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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22209, 9 September 1935, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS LAST FOUR DAYS! ST. JAMES' THEATRE (Direction: Sir Benjamin Fuller) Of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's "DAVID COPPERFIELD" "DAVID COPPERFIELD" "DAVID COPPERFIELD" "DAVID COPPERFIELD" "DAVID COPPERFIELD" "DAVID COPPERFIELD" (Approved for Universal Exhibition). Plana at the Theatre, Phone 32-920. The Management of St. James' Theatre have the Honour to Present the Celebrattu Author, Actor und Composer . . . NOEL COWARD NOEL COWARD NOEL COWARD NOEL COWARD NOEL COWARD NOEL COWARD (HIMSELF), appearing for the first time on the Screen, in a Play in complete tune with his wit and exhilarating personality . . . "THE SCOUNDREL" "THE SCOUNDREL" "THE SCOUNDREL" "THE SCOUNDREL" "THE SCOUNDREL" "THE SCOUNDREL" . . . and supported by a distinguished cast of English Stage artists including JULIE lIAYDON ... HOPE WILLIAMS . . . ROSITA MORENO . . . MARTHA SLEEPER. JUST. .. as this astonishing young man has made, by his genius, THE theatrical history of his generation. his SCREEN makes fresh, astounding unforgettable history for the Cinema! —Of Course, at ST. JAMES - THEATRE Direction: Sir Benjamin Fuller. COMMENCING ON FRIDAY NEXT! Box Plans for the first night Gala Performance and for the remainder of the Beason are now on view in the Main Foyer. (A Paramount Picture.) Recommended by Censor for Adults. RACING AVONDALE JOCKEY CLUB (INC.). ACCEPTANCES for ALL HANDICAP EVENTS on the Opening Day of the Avondale Jockey Club's Spring Meeting on September 21, 1935 (including Champion Plate), close on FRIDAY NEXT. September 13, s,t the Club's Office, Victoria Street West, lit 5 p.m. A. J. FARQUHAR, ' Secretary. SCHOLARSHIPS OOUTHWELL SCHOOL, Hamilton. THE "HARRIET SCOTT" SCHOLARSHIP Of £GO a Year. Applications for above Scholarship are invited on behalf of Boys undei 12 years of age. Apply to THE HEADMASTER. EXHIBITIONS " BRITAIN ILLUSTRATED." AN EXHIBITION OF PHOTOGRAPHS OF SCENES IN GREAT BRITAIN Will Le on Public View at MESSRS MILNE & CHOYCE. LTDI (FIFTH FLOOR) From SEPTEMBER 10 TO 18. Made Available in New Zealand by THE ORIENT LINE (U.SS. Co., Agents), Through the Courtesy of "THE TIMES," London, VOUR INSPECTION IS INVITED. - ANTIQUE EXHIBITION. iV. OPENING SEPTEMBER 26. Will anyone having authentic Frocks of past period and willing to loan same kindly communicate with Plunket Headquarters \a early as possible. PROFESSIONAL g J^ALLIN SURGEON DENTIST. 40 Years' Experience, Specialist in Plato Work and Extractions, ASSISTED BY JJ« pOPE. D.D.8.. Specialist in Filling Work, Announces that be is still carrying on the Practice of biß Profession At bis Usual Rooms. SYMONDS STREET. JQR. LIONEL A. LEW 18 Has Commenced Practice as an OPHTHALMIC SURGEON WESLEY CHAMBERS, HAMILTON. EL A J} ROAn RENTSURGEON DENTIST. Late of Ballin and Russell, and PaoiGo Buildings, Is Now PtictUing His Profession 801 niLWORTH BUILDING ATISS M JOHNSON. 13 Com.. A.P.A.N.5!.. Public Accountant, 12 LAWRENCE STREET. UERNE BA'F. Phone 27-296. NURSES AND NURSING HOMES CWRMADENE Convalescent Rest Home.— J Modem. f.«<s/, soltot. Expert nursing and dieting l'lea?,->nt grounds Moderate terms.— 53 A\. Phone 13 809. r PHE Sanatorium, Moi r.nsville, for chest i- diseases, modernised; X-my installed; 4| guineas weekly, including medical atteuOPTOMETRISTS AND OPTICIANS CP. Mc WILLI AM, F. 1.0. (N.Z.), Oph- • thalmic Optician, 117 Queen St., next Herald Office, Phone 45-222. 'P LOWES F.8.0.A., P.C.O. (Edin.J, J-• F.N.O.A . F. 1.0. (Eng.), Ophthalmic 'Optician. Lister Bide Victoria St.. 40-44R TENNIS TUITION COACHING now Commenced.—Jack Harrison—book early. New Racquets arrived. Best restringing. —Wiseman's. Queen St. GOLF TUITION AUCKLAND'S Leading Professional Norn.- Htll b'or appointments Phoil» 15t41'2. Wfltfo Snorts ileimi Kxrhiinire f.nn<Freddie branch* 44 Vulcan Bidps. Phone 42-425.—Dominion's Senior and Most Successful Coach. Advice Free.