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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22400, 22 April 1936, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS LAST TWO DAYS FRED ASTAIRE GINGER ROGERS "FOLLOW THE FLEET." Approved for Universal Exhibition. FRIDAY NEXT! TWO FAVOURITE STARS IN_ THE SMARTEST COMEDY DRAMA" OF 1936. • * ANN HARDING ANN HARDING ANN HARDING ANN HARDING ANN HARDING ANN HARDING ANN HARDING ANN HARDING Even more lovely than in "Gallant Lady." With -HERBERT MARSHALL -HERBERT MARSHALL--HERBERT MARSHALL--HERBERT MARSHALL -HERBERT MARSHALL -HERBERT MARSHALL -HERBERT MARSHALL -HERBERT MARSHALL In "THE LADY CONSENTS" "THE LADY CONSENTS" Recommended by Censor for Adults. With MARGARET LINDSAY, WALTER ABEL. Brilliant Dialogue . . Gorgeous Gown 3 ... A story of New York Society . ■ . Here, indeed, is delightful entertainment. Plans 30-100. -= STAR =-,. MODERN CINEMA SELECT. Karangahape Rd. Phone 43-003. TO-DAY, 2.15. TO-NIGHT AT 8. "IT HAPPENED ONE NIGHT," Featuring CLARK GABLE and CLAUDETTE COLBERT. Then "LADY FOR A DAY," With MAY ROBSON, WARREN WILLIAM, Both Kecommended by Censor for Adnlta. PRICES: Circle. D 6; Stalls, 1/. Telephone (43-00-3) and Unpaid Reservations held till 7.45. 1 CAPITOL | SS Commencing To-night at 7.45 sharp. FRED ASTAIRE. GINGER ROGERS and IRENE DUNNE in " ROBERTA." Greater even than the "Gay Divorcee." Also Joan Blondell and Glenda Farreli in - "WE'RE IN THE MONEY." - The two girls from "Kansas City Princess." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. Adults: 1/- and 1/6; Children 6d and 9d. LECTURES NEW ZEALAND AUTHORS' WEEK, APRIL 27 TO MAY 2, ART GALLERY, KITCHENER STREET. EXHIBITION OF OLD AND MODERN N.Z. BOOKS. LECTURES EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING BY LOCAL WRITERS. ADMISSION FREE. OUGLAS Credit.-Usual' Weekly Talk, 105 Pacific Bids., Wellesley St., To-day, 1 p.m. to 1.50 p.m. Subject: "The Future Democracy. ______— TROTTING > ■ WAIKATO TROTTING CLUB (INCORPORATED). AUTUMN MEETING. TO BE HELD ON THE CLUB'S COURSE, CLAUDELANDS, HAMILTON, ON ' SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1936. NOMINATIONS for all .events close with Messrs. Blomfield and Co., 67 Shortland o ~ Auckland, at 5 p.m.. or with the Secretary, Waikato Trotting Club, at Hamilton, at 8 p.m., on FRIDAY NEXT. April 24. 1936. W. H. ALLEN. Secretary. Phone 1771. Box 76, Hamilton. DANCING CLIFFORD Studio.—Modern Ba '] ro °™ Dancing: 17a Symonds St. Classei Tuesdays. Fridays: orivate irrangemtnti (gei» moderate —- —- DANCE Band.—For Best Service, omplof talented, experienced, cheerfu; Memhers Blind Institute.-Bo* ?. Newmar«et_ DNEY'S Studio 5 Swanson St., 41 " Modern. Old Time. Private Lessons and Classes Lessons by Mail. 2s Gd. Experienced and Patient Teacher. q COX. New Zealand's Foremost (j Teacher Tap. Stage. Bnllror.ni Dsncin*. Studio Durham F > FIT VATE Lessons Sd: Dnnces bv mail. 2a fid. Tap. Ballroom. _B„hv Sherr'iff. H.B. Buildings, Newtglk VTALESKA. 407 Queen St. Phone 4 ?: V Everv kind Dancing Taught. ( nulla ~n rPd British Operatic Examinations. tqIKT ROBERTSON" Studio for Modeni Ballroom Dancing and Tar D » ncn,ll j Classes. U Cd Lesson. P"'*" l ' Ss.-2nd Floor. Queen s Arcade: 41-d4& UHIROPR ACTIO i T. RE UDELL, Palmer School GradaA. nte.-Treatment given in * he .. H< "E®' Phone 41-818, Mt. Albert. Consnltationfrree^ /CHIROPRACTIC Health Service.-P*nt L Hamblin.-Palmer Graduate American experience.—6o3 Colonial Mutual HI t. Phone 42-24*. /CHIROPRACTIC Institute, 100.. Lionel O Duggan, Principal 43 \\ ins tone B «_ X-Ray and Patho. Neurometer Service. 4 4-929. DUGGAN. Miss Freda. Palmer G rn «"r # - Member' N Z.A.0.A.. Win.lon. Queen St. Phone -10414. TLE o AND GILES. Palmer Graduatea. Members N.Z.A.C.A.. Dil worth Bid*. Auckland. Princess St.. Dunedm.-fOon 1R- S'»n - TYPISTS - MISS HANTON, Confidential and P« bl £ Typing nnd Duplicating; mode»» elmrtres -3-> Vulcan Hlrlc FURNITURE REMOVALS T?URNITURE Stored or t where Phone 4S-S*l.--Anckla:iJ Agency, !Ltd.: also Devonport. Service.