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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22580, 19 November 1936, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS JOIN THE HAPPY LAUGHING CROWDS AT THE Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, £,t<L 11 A.M. THE MOST HILARIOUS COMEDY YOU'VE SEEN FOR YEARS. IMAGINE BILL POWELL IX THE HAPPIEST, MOST DELIGHTFUL ROLE OF HIS BRILLIANT "MY MAN GODFREY " . "MY MAN GODFREY" "MY MAN GODFREY" —» Approved for Universal Exhibition, With CAROLE LOMBARD . CAROLE LOMBARD . CAROLE LOMBARD ALICE BRADY The gay, rollicking escapade of a butler and a blonde, with Carole and Bill at their merriest, maddest best! The picture you've dreamed about I Here it is! A SPARKLING SHOW. THE CAPITOL | To-night and To-morrow only! Dickie Moore and Virginia Weidler. in "TIMOTHY'S QUEST." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) A Human poignant drama of two little children in search of a home, a mother, and happiness. A beautiful story for every child from <5 to 60. Also Bela Lugosi and Shirley Grey, in 'MYSTERY OF MARIE CELESTE" (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) The sea yarn that has thrilled the whole world, and it's true! A MARVELLOUS PROGRAMME!!! Fuller-Hayward's Phone '2O-041 BRITANNIA O PONSONBY Three Lamps Termincs Newsreels, 7.30 p.m. WARNER BAXTER AND ALICE FA IE In a Bright Musical Revue, "KINO OF BURLESQUE." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Jack Haley and Grace Bradley in "F MAN." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) i I Fnl'.er-Hayward s Phone 22-683 VICTORIA O DEVONPORT Short Subjects, 7.30-8 p.m. Adults Gd. Guest Night. Children 3d. Richard Arlen, Mary Brian, Charles Bickford Jean Hersholt (in) "SONG OF THE EAGLB.' 1 George Burns and Gracie Allen (in) "MANX HAPPY RETURNS." •- Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. TOWN HALL MONDAY. NOVEMBER 23, 8 P.M 40 TALENTED, CHEERFUL MUSICIANS PRESENT A BRIGHT ENTERTAINMENT. On the Occasion of the Home-coming of tIM Blind Institute's Famous Band' from % Magnificently Successful N.Z. Tour, Featuring ALLAN MORTON. New Zealand Cornet Champion, "PETER," Gordon Hutter's Ringsld# Radio Friend. JOSEPH PAPESCH, Master of Many Instruments. INSTITUTE'S WELL-KNOWN DANCH BAND IN NEW NUMBERS. MILITARY BAND. GIRLS' ORCHESTRA. from 7.30. HUMOROUS SKETCHES AND BRIGHT? SOLO ITEMS. A MUSICAL FEAST BY OUTSTANDING PERFORMERS. 25 Basketware Articles will be Given to tM Audience by "Peter." ADMISSION 1/-. Reserves at Lewis Eady, Ltd., 6d extra. MEETINGS #rPHE 45TH ANNUAL i MEETING OF THE AUCKLAND CENTRE Will be held at the QONCERT QHAMBER, rjpOWN JJAIi, rpO-NIGHT rpHURSDAY. NOVEMBER 19, 1936, at S p.m. His Worship the Mayor of Auckland, Ernest Davis, Esq., will Preside. The Annual Report and Accounts will b# presented. All who are interested in the work of the St. John Ambulance are cordially invited to be present. S. E. LANGSTONE. Secretary-Manager of Auckland Centre. The 45TH MEETING AUCKLAND DRIVERS AND RELATED TRADES' INDUSTRIAL UNION OF WORKERS. A Meeling of ALL HORSE AND MOTOR DRIVERS IN THE TAURANGA DISTRICT m WILL BE HELD IN THE FORESTERS HALL, TAURANGA, TO-MORROW, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER '_>o, 103(5. AT 7.30 P.M. C. LINDSAY, Asst. Secretary. PROFESSIONAL rjpHE PRACTICE OF TIIE LATE MR. F. S. BALLIN WILL BE CARRIED ON AS USUAL AT TIIE SURGERY IN SYMONDS DR. POPE In Attendance. H.OWEY WALKER, City Dentist. PAINLESS Extraction of Teeth Free when New Teeth ordered. DANCING VALESKA. 407 Queen St.. Phone 40-121. —Expert Tuition. All Types Dancing. _ SPORTS GOODS . rpENNIS, Restringing, <5/6, (),'<>, 1'2:0, 1 'l/*' X 3 months' guarantee.—Modern Bag l°-« opp. Town Hall. EST Stock all Cricket Gear.—Watts' Sports Depot., Exchange Lane.