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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22489, 5 August 1936, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS MAJESTIC Final Two Days MAJESTIC William Boyd in Mulford's Story, i "CALL OF THE PRAIRIE" | 4th of Hopalong Cassidy Series. Also Screening: "CORONADA " Now names! Now faces! New sojjks! New rhythms! You've been asking for them for a long time—and now wo give them to you in a brilliant new musical movie— Flans at Majestic Phono -13-210. Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. MAJESTIC FRIDAY! THE RED MAN MAKES 111S LAST STAND . . . Against the white man's ruthless greed ... in this most exciting western romanco! Led by a young engineer and Ms stolen hrido ... the Indians fight for their ancient treasure. GREY'S GREY'S GREY'S GREY'S GREY'S GREY'S GREY'S GREY'S OUTDOOR ROMANCE OF PIONEER DAYS. BANDITS DARING FRONTIER LAW. DESERT GOLD " Where the Six-Shooter was Judge, Jury and Executioner. LARRY (Buster) CRABBE, ROBERT CUMMINGS, MARSHA HUNT, TOM KEENE, GLEN ERICKSON, MONTE BLUE. RAYMOND HATTON. A stolen brido ... an ancient treasure . . . pawns in the fight of white man against red. Also Screening: HITTING A NEW HIGH NOTE IN COLLEGE MUSICALS! Oakio clowning...Penner punning. ..Frances Langford scoring with Gordon and Revel s latest song hits! A dancing, romancing picture of College Dazo and Campus Knights featuring 100 beauties that are something to cheer! JACK OAKIE, JOE PENNER, FRANCESLANGFORD, NED SPARKS, HENRY KOLKER, " THE CHARM SCHOOL " Adapted from the Novel by Alice Duer Miller. Introducing Joe Penner!!! That goofy Duck Salesman is back again with more laughs than ever! Ho and Jack Oakie have recovered from the Hilarity of "Collcgo Rhythm"... .and they're starting in again from where they left off. Only this time they're running a girls' school and they've got a couple of brand new ideas on education! There's song hits that you'll bo whistling all season. MAJESTIC, FRIDAY! Plans at Majestic Phone 43-210. (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) PAKURANGA HUNT. ANNUAL RACE MEETING AT ELLERSLIE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1936. NOMINATIONS (£1 each) for ALL-EVENT! CLOSE on FRIDAY, AUGUST 7. By FIVE O'CLOCK. Fees must accompany all Nominations. W. S. SPENCE. Secretary. 97 Shortland St., Auckland. TARANAKI HUNT CLUB. EGMONT-WANGANUI HUNT CLUB. COMBINED RACE MEETING A 1 NEW PLYMOUTH, AUGUST 27 AND 29, 1936. NOMINATIONS. Nominations for All Events Close with Mr J. C. Gray, Waverley. at 8 p.m. or with Mr C. B. Webster, New Plymouth, at 0 p.m., or FRIDAY NEXT. August 7. C. B. WEBSTER, . Secretary. Box 33. Phone 21, New Plymouth. PROFESSIONAL S. J^ALLIN, SURGEON DENTIST, 40 Years' Experience. Specialist in Plato Work and Extractions ASSISTED BY J~)R. pOPE, D.D.S., Specialist in Filling Work, Announces that he is still carrying on the Practice of his Profession at 1 His Usual Booms, SYMONDS STREET. HOWEY WALKEH City Dentist, PAINLESS Extraction of Teeth, Freo when New Teeth Ordered. DANCING GEO. G. COX, New Zealand s Foremoi Teacher Tap, Stage, Ballroom Dancint Studio, Durham St. East. MISS K MeANKANKY, Registered Trnrlit Tap. Highland, National Dancing - Studio- ti Nixon St., Grey Lynn, W.2 RUBY SJIERUIFF, H.B. Bldgs., Newtoi 1 Private Lessons 2s (id; Tap, Uallroor 3 Dances by Post, ss. M'Hh Misses Beresford, School of Daticini 1 10<> Symonds St. —Lessons by Appoiu ment in every branch: Classes hp usual - Phone <ll-55J TTALESKA, 407 Queen St. Phone 40-121.-V Every kind Dancing Taught, Pupils pr pared British Operatic Examinations. QYMON DSVILLE School of Dancing, J O Symonds Street (next St. Paul's). —Moi cm and Old-Time. Strictly Private Lessoi by Arrangement. Advanced Classes. TIIUR DAYS. Tuition Classes, MONDAYS, ar THURSDAYS, 8 p.m. Weekly dances, SA' URDAYS, S p.m. Call or Phone for l'artir lars. MISS SPENCER. Phono 42-23