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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22356, 29 February 1936, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS \ ..iiiilfl Z_[ PL A Direction.... .Amalga II A.M.—12.30—2.30 SECOND BIG WEEK MUSICAL A RIOT OF.MUSIC. BANC a EoM: m ill gfi! HS Sui 2i !U 3 CRYSTAL PALACE MT. EDEN RD. Phone 20-ITi. Final Screening. 7?o-night at 8 o'clock. TWO GREAT EXTENDED SEASON ATTRACTIONS FRESH FROM QUEEN ST. No. 1. 20TH CENTURY'S First Great 1936 Roadshow. THE MUSICAL SUPREME, I " THANKS A MILLION." | With ~~ DICK POWELL. ANN DVORAK. PATSY KELLY. PAUL WHITEMAN and .his band. No. 2. A Comedy Classic, I " BOYS WILL BE BOYS." | With WILL HAY (The Original Schoolmaster), GORDON HARKER, CHAS. FARRELL. Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. PRINCESS DOMINION RD. Phone 21-439. NINO MARTINI, World-famous Tenor in a Musical, "HERE'S TO ROMANCE" Lionel Barrymore in a Thriller, "RETURN OF PETER GRIMM.;* Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. Western Matinee, To-day, 2 p.m. Comedies. Cartoons. Serial. QTATF Final Screening. ui/AIC, i'o-nigbt at a DEVONPORT. , Phone 22-101. GEORGE ARLISS in his greatest film (not a costume picture), "THE GUVNOR" Approved for Universal Exhibition. Special Featurettes. Special Matinee. To-day, 2 p.m. "THE GUVNOR," Comedies, Cartoons, Serial, etc. STATE I To-night at 8 ONEHUNGA. Phono 12-344. WHEELER AND WOOLSEY in their Latest Comedy Hit, "THE RAINMAKERS." GEORGE O'BRIEN In Another Action Thrillen "WHISPERING SMITH SPEAKS." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. Wheeler and Woolsey Matinee To-day, 2 p.m.—Complete Programme as above. Children 3d. 3d, 3d, 3d. nr*r» a | Lo-night. at H KtiVjAL News Session, 7.30. PONSONBY RD. Phone 26-940. WILL ROGERS In his Last and Finest Picture, " IN OLD KENTUCKY." v Jane ("Ginger") Withers in "THIS IS THE LIFE." Both Approved Universal Exhibition. PERFECT SOUND—- „ . NEW EQUIPMENT. Matinee To-day, 2 p.m. Programme as above.

KING'S KORTHCOTR ! p b „„„ 19-003. Winifred Shotter, Sonnie Hale, in "MARRY THE GIRL." Binnie Barnes, Edward Arnold, in "DIAMOND JIM." Both Approved Universal Exhibition. TJsual Free Bus. Matinee To-day. 2 p.m. NATIONAL FLOWER V SHOW, At the PICTURESQUE RACECOURSE. I ELLER S L I E. MARCH 5 AND 6. Entries for Dahlias Extended to March 9. WONDERFUL FLOWERS. DANCING AND MUSIC in a FLOODLIT FAIRYLAND. JOIN IN THE MONSTER FLORAL FETE, MARCH 7. There are classes for all, ' Have you entered ? Entries Close March 2. Bridal Suite of 3 Bouquets and Buttonholes to be given at 5 p.m. on first day of Show to first bride applying by letter on JJarch 2. Details available: N. C. PIERCE. Secretary, Imperial Bldg., Queen St. SWIMMING ft ]yj[ T - EDEN CLUB (Auckland's Premier SECOND CARNIVAL^' Mount Eden Baths, Bellevue Road, TUESDAY, March 3, 1936, at 17.45 p.m. 500 Yds, Inter-club Relay Championship. Teams of 15. 220 Yds Weston Cup, 50yds open, 66 2-3 yds. Ladies' IOOYds Backstroke Handicap. Primary School Relay Championship. Come and See New Zealand's Fastest Sprinters in Action. Come and give Auckland Representative Team a Welcome Home. Grand supporting programme of Swimming, Water Polo and Diving. Adults, Is; Children, 6d. H. MOORE, Hon. Sec. PATENTS rpo ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN—--L Take notice that I, FREDERIC MAEDER, of North Terrace, Adelaide, in the State of South Australia, am the proprietor of Patent Registered Number 72744 for a process for the Permanent Waving of Hair, and that any person infringing the rights of me, the said Frederic Mneder, in euch patent, is liable in damages to me, the eaid Frederic Maeder. Dated the 31st day of December, 1935. FREDERIC MAEDER (Sgd.). PINCHES, Patent Attorney, City Chambers, Auckland.—World Patents applied for all countries. ART UNIONS "VTEWMARKET Canary, Budgerigar Cage Bird Society—l36l, 2938, 1048, 1227, 3494, 2825—Chas. R. Coojer, Hon. Secretary,