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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22318, 16 January 1936, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS . MAJESTIC ~ Final Day MAJESTIC. | "PURSUIT." I Sally Filers and Chester Morris. Mclrotono News, Charlie Chase Comedy. Patsy Kelly and Thelma Todd Comedy, "Old Plantation," a wonderful all-colour Cartoon. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) MAJESTIC I TO-MORROW HERE'S COLUMBIA'S NEW SEASON'S DELIGHTFUL COMEDY-DRAMA. ATTENTION MOVIE FAN! HERE'S THE MICIITY CAST. GEORGE RAFT GEORGE RAFT JOAN BENNETT JOAN BENNETT BILLIE BURKE BILLIE BURKE WALTER CONNOLLY WALTER CONNOLLY ALLAN MOWBRAY, WALLACE FORD, DONALD MEEK, ALL IN ONE BIG ENTERTAINMENT. DON'T MISS IT! It unfolds one of the strangest and x unniest Love Stories yet brought to the Screen. Rough and Tumble Jvornance. Mile-a-Minute Comedy. ■ -=/ COULDN'T \=- HE'S NO GENTLEMAN, But then SHE'S NO LADY. Socks and slaps are his hugs and kisses . . . when Hard-as-Nails Raft teaches Soft-as-Silk Bennett how he holds women. EXCELLENT FEATURETTES. " Screen Snapshots." "NEIGHBOURS" (All-Colour Rhapsody). # # "LOVE IS.NEVER BLIND." Voice Experience . . . Interest. * # " Latest Overseas Budget." » » "1101 POLLOI." Columbian Comedy. MAJESTIC, TO-MORROW Plans at Majestic—Phone 43-210. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) THE STATE, SYMONDS BT. Phone 43-045. (Direction: R. J. Kjerridge.) Equipped with the latest sets for the hard of hearing at no extra cost. Final Screening To-night at 8 p.m. Ramon NOVARRO, Evelyn LAYE in "THE NIGHT IS YOUNG." Also 60 minutes of Special Features Recommended Censor for Adults. TO-MORROW (FRIDAY): FREDRIC MARCH, CHARLES LAUGHTON in "LES MISERABLES." Reserve your Beats early. Recommended Censor for Adults. FULLER-HAYWARD'S-Phone 2G-041 PONSONBY BRITANNIA " News of the World," 7.30 - 8 p.m. Two Selected Specials, TO-NIGHT. NOEL COWARD in "THE SCOUNDREL." WM. POWELL & GINGER ROGERS in "STAR OF MIDNIGHT." Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. Also " KIDS IN THE SHOE." Coloured Classic Cartoon.

FULLER-HAY WARD'S—Phone 22-968 VICTORIA DEVONPORT 1 Newsreel Session, 7.30 to 8 p.m. Final Screening—A song-laden festival of fun, George Raft, Ben Bernie, Grace Bradley (in) " STOLEN HARMONY." Associate Feature Kay Francis, Warren William, Geo. Brent (in) "LIVING ON VELVET." Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. PICTUREDROME MILFORD. ,To-night, at B—Jnne Withers nnd Jackie t Searle in "GINGER." A top-notch Comedy Entertainment. Approved for Universal Exhibition. MEETINGS THE Auckland Travel Club will Resume Friday Morning Teas for Overseas visitors at Milne and Choyce, on Friday, Jan. 17, 10.30 a.m. Lady Sinclair Lockhart will be hostess. PLANTS, TREES, ETC., FOB SALE ANEMONES! Giant Scarlet or Double Mixed, 3s Gd 100.—Sanders, Box 931, Auckland. ANEMONES, 2s Gd, 3s Gd, 5s per 100; best colours; clean bulbs.—Harding, St. Heliers. A NTIRRHINUMS, Celosia, Zinnias, xi. Petunias, Portulacca, Phlox, Lobelia, Tree \larigolds; 2s Gd 100, posted.—Selwyn Nurseries, Mt. Albert. CABBAGE, Savoys, Enfield, Successions, Leeks, Lettuce. Beetroot; quality plants; Is 6d 100. posted..—Shadwick, Seedsman. Otahnhu. CABBAGE. Is 3d: Cauliflower, Is 6d 100; Tomatoes, 7d doz., 3s Gd 100, posted.— Windsor Nursery, Avondnle. 5.W.3. CELERIAC Plants, minimum 30, for P.N. 2s Gd, post free.—Darrie, 75 Onewa Rd., Northcote. CELERIAC.— Celerinc tor your health and the kiddies' sake; tfrow these plants.— Darrie, Northcote, N. 4. DAHLIAS.— We Are Specialists, Latest Overseas Novelties. Send for Catalogue. Hay's Nurseries, Remuera, Auckland. ICELAND Poppies, for Winter Flowering; Box Grown Is doz., Gs 100, 50s 1000.— Palmer. Glen Ed en. TCELAND Poppies. Giant Gartref, well JL grown: ss, 100; posted.—Henderson's Nurseries, Hamilton. JAPANESE Dwarf Trees Maples, etc.— Yo Parrot Slioppe, 8 Victoria St., AuckEEKS, splendid plants. Is Gd 100, posted, J Reduction quantity.—Braggs, Tauranga. T EEKS. Is 3d; Celery, 3s Gd 100; RhulJ barb, 2s doz.; posted.—Selwyn Nurseries, Mt. A 1 bort. MANGOLDS, for Winter Feed; 5s 1000; freight extra.—Mt. Albert Terminus Nurseries. MANGOLD Plants, prire-winning Globe, 5s 1000. cash, freight extra.—Harry Rogers, Box 24, Pukekolie. 'V/fANURE, Stable. Cow, Sheep, well !»JL rotted. Volcanic Soil, bagged or loose lortd.—Berry, Highway, Mt. Wellington. ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.—3O SACKS RYEGRASS SEED. 3s BUSHEL. JOHN McILVEEN, Fanshnwc Street. SALVIA (Bonfire), Zinnias, Dwarf Pompom, Salpiglossis, 3h Gd 100, posted.— Selwyn Nurserics. Mt. Albert. rpOMATOES. No. 2. ISlb.. 3s; rail paid; J- domestic use only.—Rothery, Otahuhu. FRUIT FOR SALE A PPLES.—Cookers and Graveneteins, 7s .fx fid case: Peaches, Plums (Blood Red), 4s (id, railed.—W. Bish, Henderson. MOORE'S Orchards, Henderson.—Damsons, place order early, supply short; booking orders. Giant Prune, Pond's, SutBumaß, Purple G ns«>. Monarch: Bottling Peaches, Leinons; all ss, railed, delivered. I REACHES (Wiggins l , clean, sound; 4s . Gd case; railed.—Sunshine Orchards, Lincoln Rd. ,_H ende rson. » FjUMS, Burhnnk, good quality; 4s case, railed.—Corbett, To Kauwhata. LUMS, blood red Sultans, 4s; Burbanks. 3s Gd; Purple King, rea(iy soon, 4s Gd; railed.— Mobberiey L Kaukapakapa. ROSY - Cheeked, yellow - fleshed Peaches, ready soon: Dessert or Bottling; order early: railage paid; 5s per 20lb case.—Harre, Hendorson. SULTAN Blood Plums, large, 4s 221b.: Burbanks, ready soon, 3s 6d; rail free.— E. B. Smith, Henderson.