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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22319, 17 January 1936, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS mated Theatres, Ltd. —5 AND 8 P.M TO-DAY • SPY ADVKNTURF. SPY .ADVENTURE "~" 's most celebrated mystery heim, on to the screen at ating novel, the most daring over written I MPERSONATION " Impersonation " TM PERSONATION " Impersonation " TM PERSONATION " A MPEKSONATION " TM PERSONATION " IMPERSONATION " RING EDMUND LOWE EDMUND LOWE EDMUND LOWE TH HENRY MOLLISON. SAND PICTURES NOW TWO OF THE MOST ATIONS EVER ENACTED HIS BIGGEST PICTURE HIS MOST POLISHED MYSTERY AND A-PLENTY. FEATURETTES DY, MENTONE MUSICAL ETC. Censor for Adults) RESERVATIONS, 41-586 PRINCESS To-night at 8. DOMINION RD. Phone 21-489. ELIZABETH BERGNER in the 1935 Prize-winnsr, " ESCAPE ME NEVER." Edmund Lowe, Dorothy Page in a Snappy Musical. "KING SOLOMON OF BROADWAY." Both Recommended Censor for Adults, STATE . at 8. DEVONPORT. Phone 22-101. A Great Double-feature Show! WILL ROGERS at his best m "STEAMBOAT ROUND THE BENTV Also over .100 Artists in a Great Musical Comedy, " THE GIRL FRIEND." Both Approved Universal Exhibition STATE To-night at 8. ONEHUNGA. Phone 12-344. GRACE MOORE the Girl with the voice divine in "LOVE ME FOREVER." Jack Holt, Mona Barrie in a Great Aerial Thriller, "STORM OVER THE ANDES." Both Approved Universal Exhibition. Usual Free Bus. EMPRESS Phono 27-077. ■NEWTON. To-night at 8. Chester Morris, Jean Arthur in an all-action thriller, " PUBLIC HERO NO. 1" Edward Arnoldv Binnie Barnes in a true-life Comedy, " DIAMOND JIM." Both Recommended Censor for Adultß. AUCKLAND Z7£T$L OPERATIC AMATEUR iVgyJ SOCIETY. 1936 SEASON. "NEW MOO N." THIS WONDERFUL, MODERN, ROMANTIC MUSICAL PLAY WILL BE' PRODUCED ON A LAVISH AND SPECTACULAR SCALE AT HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Those desirous of joining the Society's Chorus may obtain particulars now from tlie undersigned. ,%f Audition dates have been Bettled. W. LAIRD THOMSON. Secretary, 212 A Victoria Arcade. Telephone 40-391. NEW CABARET LONG SESSION TO-NIGHT. FAREWELL TO NELLIE! FAREWELL TO NELLIE! JUST A FEW MORE NIGHTS TO HEAR HER SING ALL YOUR FAVOURITES. Her Last Few Appearances. NELLIE SMALL NELLIE SMALL NELLIE v SMALL Nellie with the Big Smile. HER GOOD-BYE WEEK. DANCING UNTIL 1 A.M. PUBLIC NOTICES ELEPEONE DIRECTORY. The next issue of the Telephone Directory will be published in MARCH, 1936. Entries therefor will close with the Chief Postmaster, Auckland, on SATURDAY, January 25, 1936. Intending new subscribers who desire to be listed in the new issue, as well as existing subscribers who desiro to have alterations made in their listings, should advise the Chief Postmaster, Auckland, on or before JANUARY 26, 1986. APPLICATION FOR LAND. NC.TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I have applied to the North Auckland Land Board for a Freehold Title to Allotment 114, Otau Parish, containing an area of 131 Acres, 3 roods, 24 perches Objections to the granting of this application must be lodged with W. D. ARMIT, Commissioner of Crown Lands, North Auckland Land District, within 16 DAYS from date hereot. (Signed) J. H. BRADSTREET. Dntcd. January 11, 1936. BOOKS AND PUBLICATIONS TITJNORITY Report, N.Z. Monetary Enquiry. Price 2d. The New Economics— The Fitrmcr's I'lnce in the Modern Scheme, oy Colonel S. ,T. E. Closey, M.C.V.D. Price 3d.—Apply Book Depot, P.O. Box 1056, Auckland. NURSES AND NURSING HOMES AVON" Rest Home.—Aged Folk and Convalescent. Select surroundings.—lß Coronation Rd., Epsom Phone 29-828. BEVERLEY Convalescent Rest Home.— Sunny, elevated position; terms moderate.—Phone 28-358, 7 Windmill Rd., Mt. Eden. SPORTS GOODS A CCURATE Workmanship by our Expert. A Racquets hand or machine strung.— Watt's Sports Depot, Exchange Lane. SPECIAL Tennis OSer. Restringing usually 15s, now 6s 6d: guaranteed.— Modern Bag Co., opposite Town Hall.