AMUSEMENTS 111 majestic! 1 Sessions: 11, 12.30. 2.30. 6 and 8. =ll RED THE EES == ROSE" ==• MARGARET SULLAVAN MARGARET SULLAVAN recently seen in "Good Fairy" end "Only Yesterday. WALTER CONNOLLY, RANDOLPH SCOTT, DICKIE MOORE. JANET BEECHER. . Stark Young's immortal epio of men who fought and women who worked for the grand old cause of Southern chivalry. Plana at Majestio, Phono 43-210. Approved for Universal Exhibition. ITU BSSICBSSII Hg® For the information of all discerning picturegoers wo aro liappy to quote you! SMITE'S WEEKLY, 14/3/36. Sydney, Australia. It would bo hard'to imagino a moro delightful picture than this There js for a start, CLAUDETTE COLBERT at her moat tempting; there are no fewer than two pleasant and goodlooking heroes, played with spirit by FRED MacMURRAY and ROBT. YOUNG; there aro some beautifullydrawn minor characters; and there is a background of sentimental frivolity, filled with the whip and crack of repartee. You just know, as soon as CLAUDETTE COLBERT and FRED MacMURRAY start to scuffle and fight, that they must inevitably fall in love; you just know, also, that the wrong man will be foiled, in the very nick of time, at the altar. On this basis of satisfying sentiment, an elaborate affair of minor, flippant humour has been constructed. In the field of romantic light comedy, nobody could aslc for more. "The Bride Conies Home is a model of its pleasurable kindl CLAUDETTE COLBERT FRED MacMURRAY ROBERT YOUNG Majestic, Next Friday I Approved for Universal Exhibition. 1 Fuller-.Hayward's - 1 | BRITANNIA PONSONBY [ Centrally Heated. Newsreels. 7.80-fl D.m WILL ROGERS AND ANNE SHIRLEY in " STEAMBOAT ROUND THE BEND. Also Lee Tracy and Gail Patrick in " TWO FISTED." (Both Approved for Universal Exhibitions | Fuller-Hayward's 3Ph° ne 22-968. I I VICTORIA DEVONPORT | | (Centrally Heated.) Newsreel, 7.30-8 p.m. | GUEST NIGHT. ADULTS 6d CHILD. 3d. Fav Wray, Geno Raymond, Claire Dodd, in '"ANN CARVER'S PROFESSION." Recommended by Censor for Adults, Regis Toomey, Anita Pose (in)"SOLDIERS OF THE STORM." Approved for Universal Exhibition. , SHOWS WAIKATO ' WINTER SHOW, HAMILTON. TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME.' POULTRY SHOW. Trains from Taumarunui tind Te Kuiti. 2.0 p.m.—Mrs. K. O'Sullivan, The Modern Grandmother. 230 p.m.—The Two Colinos, in Bledisloe Hall. 4.15 p.m.—Demonstration of Fencing and Modern Dancing by the 4.40 p.m.—Mabel Johnson School of Dancing. 7.0 p.m.—Mrs. K. O'Sullivan, The Modern Grandmother. 7.30 p.m.—The Two Colinos, in Bledisloe Hall. 7.45 p.m.—Demonstration by Pupils of Miss Phyllis Torpy, in Bledisloe Hall. 8.0 p.m.—Demonstration of Fencing and Modern Dancing by the 8.80 p.m.—Mabel Johnson School of Dancing. TO-MORROW'S PROGRAMME. POULTRY SHOW. 11.42 a.m.—Special Trains from Auckland, Te Kuiti, Thames and liotorua. 2.0 p.m.—Mrs. K. O'Sullivan, The Modern Grandmother. 2.30 p.m.—The Two Colinos, in Bledisloe Hall. 3.0 p.m.—Model Aeroplane Flying Competition. 7.0 p.m.—Mrs. K. O'Sullivan, The Modern Grandmother. 7.80 p.m.—The Two Colinos, in Bledisloe Hall. 7.45 p.m.—Demonstration by Pupils of Miss Phyllis Torpy, in Bledisloe Hall. ADMISSION 18. SECTIONS FOR SALE LYNN.—House burned down—SecVX tion, 40 3. 130, concrete wall, paths; £llO, —Bari'oot's, N.Z Insurance Bldg. OVERLOOKING Orakei Basin.—Last available; £6OO. Neville Newcomb, Ltd., 4G-070. PT. CHEVALIER.—Sections from £6O. Financial assistance building. Subsidy still available. Established 1924.—Phillips. Pnone 27-148. REMUERA. —Sunry, elevated Section, 50ft. frontage; price £2OO. —Phone 16-045 OXURGES Estate, Otaliunu.—Level Lots, O drainage; half prioe, from £IOO.—G. B. Osmond, 109 Queen St. ST. STEPHEN'S (off).-One-third Acre, water views; cheapest offering.—Allen, 15 Karangahape Rd. TjyjNSTONE, LTD,. Have tha Finest Beo. YV tions, moderately priced, and offer easy finance to build Homes. t}i A Deposit, Balance £2 Monthly.— dt'i.U Splendid Full Quarter-acre; £6O; ideal suburb.—Smytheman, Agent, Papatoetoe. Pi i A— Takapuna, near Bowling Green.— cJi'-LXv/ Lovely lovel Section. —J. J. Seymour, Hellaby's Bldgs. X*QQA—Mt. Eden—Good Level Section. ct'Oc/U £1 x 120.—Wenzl Scholium, 103 Queen St. " gECTION " ■yp KE -QP. gUYERS. OWNER GOINO ABROAD THIS MONTH. BEST AVAILABLE SITE IN pARNELL. HERE'S A CHANCE TO SECURE A REAL SITE. P KICE - £9OO. FIRM OFFER FROM:— D. V. M°° nE ' REAL ESTATE AGENT,. PHONE 41-111. STH FLOOR. N.Z. INSURANCE, AUCKLAND. BUILDING MATERIALS BAND B.—The Mark of Quality Con- • crete. Write Catalogue.—B. und B. Concrete Co.. Crowhurst St., Newmarket. 80-744. pOWPERTHWAITE, LTD., Pioneers in Cement Roofing Tilos and Concrete Blocks. Still Leading Manufacturers.— Phono 20-712. 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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22434, 2 June 1936, Page 18
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