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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22524, 15 September 1936, Page 18

THE EMBASSY J. 0. Williamson's New Luxury Playbouso. Sessions! 11 A.M. 2.15 l'.M. 8 P.M. To To To 1.15 P.M. 4.40 P.M. 10.25 P.M. PARAMOUNT'S Intriguing Mystery of Music and Glamour. "JjUTAL Helodramal .... , , . Against a Background of Brilliant Music and the Golden Voice of MARY ELLIS The Famous Metropolitan Opera Star. Associated with a Brilliant Cast. Excellent Supporting Proojramino. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) rHURSDAY NEXT! L'ho Embassy Presents Warner Bros.' I New and Riotous Comedy, Based on the play by Jan Hay and A. E. W. Mason. "THE = WIDOW FROM =. MONTE CARLO." A Gay and Sparkling Cocktail of Laughter and Love, With JQOLORES J) EL J^IO As the girl who broke the man who broke tho bank at Monte Carlo. LLIAM As the man who painted tho town red with "The Lady in Black." Spicy Adventure I —Provocative Comedy 1 Associated with COLIN CLIVE—LOUISE FAZENDA, HERBERT MUNDIN. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT!In addition, tho Embassy takes pride in presenting Tho finest fcaturo subject ever shown to tho Auckland public. "THE CHANGING OF THE GUARD." A THRILLING SPECTACLE FILMED ENTIRELY IN TECHNICOLOUR—THE MUSIC OF SCOTLAND—THE SKIRL O' THE PIPES—THE SWING 0' THE KILT. A REFRESHING ANI) HUMAN STORY WOVEN WITH BEAUTIFUL COLOURS INTO A TAPESTRY OF SHEER DELIGHT, IT HEADS THE LIST AS THE MOST STIRRING AND OUTSTANDING SUBJECT YOU HAVE EVER WITNESSED. With tho New and Delightful Child Star, SYBIL JASON, lIALLIWELL lIOBBE9. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Telephone for Reserves, 32-000. PLAZA SOON! "THE STORY OF LOUIS PASTEUR" WITH ' PAUL MUNI, JOSEPHINE HUTCHINSON, ANITA LOUISE. A true story of nature's greatest benefactor, yet from this true story conies a more exciting, romantic and pathetic story than the wildest bounds of fiction can give yon. Approved for Universal Exhibition. ESSAY RESULTS SHORTLY. LUNCH AT LEISURE AT TH£ PIG and WHISTLE RESTAURANT MISSION Hay Only 10 Minutes' Run from City. PHONE 25-005 and Give Yonr Order. Continuous Day and Night Service. LECTURES rPHE AUCKLAND BRITISH-ISRAEL X ASSOCIATION (Inc.) (Affiliated with British-Israel World Federation. London), 200 PACIFIC BLDGS., WELLESLEY ST. TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY), 7.45 P.M. A Lecture, "THE GREAT SUFPER." By MR. F. M. SANGAR. Ali Friends Cordially Invited. ♦ HEAR RONA OLSEN, RONA OLSEN, TO-NIGHT AT 8, LEWIS EADY HALL "Constructing One's Life on Psychological Lines." RONA OLSEN is an International Lecturer, who has just returned from abroad. Admission Free. Collection. Written questions answered. gRD J^ECTURE QITIZENSniP THIS EVENING, AT 6.30. PROF. ALGIE Speaks on "TIIE ADMINISTRATION OF LAW." This Lecture is Open to All. EDUCATIONAL zwk "PIIOCESAN HIGH SCHOOL \J FOR GIRLS, EPSOM. r AUCKLAND. Headmistress: MIS!? E. R. EDWARDS, M.A. (Cantab.). BOARDERS RETURN TO-DAY (Tuesday). REOPENS TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), AT 9 A.M. Prospectus may lit obtained upon application to the School Secretary, Epsom, or to "Messrs, Gilfillan and Gentles, National Bank Chambers, Fort Street, Auckland. OVER £1,000,000 EACH YEAR EARNED BY HEMINGWAY'S STUDENTS. During the past 38 years thousands ol Hemingway's students havo become Qualified Accountants and as a result havo secured prominent positions in all branches of business. Tho earnings of successful Hemingway's Accountancy students far exceed a million pounds per annum. Join up with Hemingway's and qualify foi tho profession that ofTers the greatest opportunities, the highest salaries, tho widest scope, and the maximum security. HEMINGWAY'S HOME-STUDY ACCOUNTANCY COURSE Is the result of 38 years' specialisation. TJndei this systom your work is under the coming ous supervision of highly-paid specialists, whe havo been through the Accountancy mill. Decido now to Qualify in Accountancy—and bo in lino for rapid promotion. Write to-day for Froo Book—"ACCOUNTANCY." JJE MING WAY'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, P.O. Box 510, Auckland, C.l. LAWN TENNIS VACANCIES hard court, 22/0, 25/-, 12 months.—Muir, Chemist, Balmoral. DYERS AND CLEANERS AUCKLAND'S Leadiug Carpet Cleaners.— Vacuum Cleaning Co. of N.Z.. 145 Al hert St., C.l. Phono 41-700. " A " nr l'°t Shampooing, latest method xjL without removal from floor. Satisfactior xjL without removal from floor. Satisfactior assurod. —Domestic Vacuum Co.; 44-000. NZ. Dry Cleaning Co., Ltd., Dyers ant « Cleaners. Phone 47-005.—Factory -Office 1-3-5 Howe St. "PORTER'S Dyo Works, Ltd., for "Perfec x tiou" Dry Cleaning and Dyolng.— Karangahape Rii. Vans collect. QUITS, Costumes, Frocks, Overcoats, l)rj O Cleaned and Pressed; odourless. Collector and Delivered Free—Moody's I)vo Works Ltd ■ 41-9TP FURNITURE REMOVALS AUCKLAND'S Leading Removal Special ists. —Removals, Ltd. Phone 30-000. I FURNITURE Stored or Removed Anywhero ■ Phone 4:i-'JBI. —Auckland Luggage Agency Ltd.; also Devonport. Takapnna Service. £» / Hour. All responsibility assumod O/ largo closed vans. Expert packing.— Chess Furniture Vans. Phone 45-050.