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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22351, 24 February 1936, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS CIVIC Direction: Amalgamated Theatre*. Ltd. 11 A.M. —215 —8 P.M. LAST FEW DAYS. DEBONAIR RONALD COLMAN RONALD COLMAN RONALD COLMAN RONALD COLMAN RONALD COLMAN RONALD COLMAN - "THE MAN WHO BROKE THE BANK AT MONTE CARLO." (Approved for Universal Exhibition) With JOAN BLNNETI. NEW SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. Special Exclusive Scenes, KING GEORGE V. LAID TO REST. PROCLAMATION OF KING EDWARD VIII. FRIDAY NEXT Opera's Voice Divine, - LILY PONS _ LILY PONS - LILY PONS - LILY PONS - LILY PONS - LILY PONS - LILY PONS In Her First Screen Role, " I DREAM TOO MUCH." " I DREAM TOO MUCH." THE THRILL OF A LIFETIME. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) RESERVATIONS: 30-100. r| "THE LONDON" LAST DAY 2 SPLENDID FEATURES. (3d LEO CARRILLO in W o. "OBEY THE LAW," 3d And RICHARD CROMWELL In 6d "AMONG THE MISSING." 3d Continuous from 11 to 10.30. 3d ENTIRE CHANGE TO-MORROW. „ 6a A Good Musical Comedy/ "O 0 , Tuneful, Lively, Funny! 24 3d "TAKE A CHANCE." id 6d All Approved Universal Exhibition. 6d 3d THE LONDON, Opp. G.P.O. 3j 1 TUDOR CINEMA"| - Always Cool Natural Ventilation. zzzz Final Screening! = FRANCIS LEDERER, = FRANCES DEE, ALAN MOWBRAY. = BENITA HUME, nrr In = "THE GAY DECEPTION." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) = SPLENDID ASSOCIATE — PROGRAMME! | GAIETY CINEMA I Phone 23-465. •L— L TO-NIGHT. Mmam Hopkins and a full cast in "BECKY SHARP," in the beautiful new tecbnicolonr. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) TOWN BOARD NOTICES - TOWN BOABD, UNPAID RATES. Under the provisions of " The Rating Act, 1925," Section 76, notice is hereby given that Ten Per Cent will be added to all Rates remaining unpaid after February 29, 1936. Unlesß arrangements have been made for payment, proceedings will be taken to recover Rates remaining unpaid after that date without further notice. It is the intention of the Board to discontinue the supply of water to properties where water rates are in arrears. JOHN WM. CARE, Treasurer. * February 24, 1936. I\/TAYOR OF AUCKLAND'S FUND FOR IVJ. CRIPPLED CHILDREN, ELLERSLIE DISTRICT; A SUBSCRIPTION LIST for the above Fund has been opened at the Town Board Office, Municipal Chambers, Ellerslie. The Mayor's efforts to raise the mm sufficient 10 equip and maintain the Wilson Home for Crippled Children are worthy of every assistance, and have been completely endorsed by the leading business men of the Auckland Province. H. J. WHITE. Chairman, . Feb. 24, 1936. Ellerslie Town Board. , ART UNIONS "VTEWMARKET R.S.A. Art Union.—Sixth Prize. Correct Number is 2745. REMOVAL NOTICES I>EMOVAL iNoiica BALDWIN. SON AND CARES. PATENT ATTORNEYS. Have Removed to ROOM 205. SECOND FLOOR. DINGWALL BUILDINGS. Queen Street DANCING DANCE Band—For Best Service, employ talented, experienced, cheerful Member 3 Blind institute.—Box 8. Newmarket. PRIVATE .Lessons, is 6dl Individual jL Dances uy mail, 2s 6d. Tap. Ballroom. —Ruby Sherriff, H.B. Buildings. Newton. . VIOLET ROBERTSON Studio for Modern Ballroom Dancing, and Tap Dancing. Classes, Is 6d Lesson, privately 5s —2nd Fioor, Queen's Arcade. 41-345. EVERY Kind Dancing Taught, Pupili prepared British Operatic Examination*. —Valeska, 407 Queen St. Phone <6-121. PROFESSIONAL OELWYN J£EXRICK Wishes to announce that he has REMOVED TO 90 SYMONDS STREET, * AUCKLAND. AND IS CONTINUING THE PRACTICE OF HIS PROFESSION AT THAT ADDRESS. -pj p R O A D B E N T, 'SURGEON DENTIST. Late of Ballin and Russell, and Pacific Buildings. Is Now Practising his Profession. 301 DILWORTH BUILDING. TVfEULI (PX Endocrinologist, Gland, JJL Nerve, Mental Disorders, s P* cia .,S"!' Children Backward Developing, Teethiflo* Growing Nervous. Phone 47-349 appointments. ' HOWEY WALKER. City Dentist. PAINLESS Extraction of Teeth Free when New Teeth Ordered. TEACHERS OF MUSIC OLIVE KAKLSON. L.R.S.M. lea ?> h r ? Pianoforte, Theory. Singing. Volce duction Pupils prepared examinations. Moderate terras Homes visited . Kensingtor \vf* RnlrTiornl ; r> ELEANOR ROWLANDS ON. Mu». i-V. Bac.. 8.A., 8 Alderley hd., Mt. Eden. -Piano, Violin, Theory. Correspondence