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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22695, 6 April 1937, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS | MAJESTIC | Thr l?„?rSessions: 11 a.m.. 12.30, 2.30. fi and 8 p.m JOHNNY WEISMULLER, MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN. Mot," 'TARZAN for Every- ESCAPES 4 slow 1 •'TARZAN for Every- ESCAPES body. —__— "Paps' Christmas," Colour Cartoon. "Pay as You Exit, Our Gang. Metrotone Newsreel Approved for Universal Exhibition. •lIIIiIIII I I 1 II 1 I ' " ,, H 111 W IRENE DUNNE, "THEODORA GOES WILD." THE OLD ORDER. CHANGETH FOR THE NEW I The Majestic again comes into its own with another Preeminent Entertainment. MAJESTIC FRIDAY Two and a-half hours packed full of superfine entertainment and headed by the most brilliant comedy-romance planned by the Studios for 1037. MAN-SHY THEODORA "COMESTO TOWN I Did you laugh at "It Happened One Night"? Did you roar at "Mr. Deeds Comes to Town"? Out of the same "Columbia" Studios comes another riotous romantic comedy. IRENE MELVYN IRENE MELVYN IRENE MELVYN IRENE MELVYN IRENE MELVYN DUNNE DOUGLAS DUNNE DOUGLAS DUNNE DOUGLAS DUNNE DOUGLAS DUNNE DOUGLAS DUNNE DOUGLAS IRENE DUNNE IRENE DUNNE As a bright young miss / who wrote a novel which swept the country (not a clean sweep it is said) and tried to do the things her heroine did. " rpHEODORA rU)ES "T/C/TLD." " 1- HEODOR A V*OES ILD." " THEODORA H-OES WILD." " 1 HEODORA vJOES Vt ILD." A preview audience Sunday evening applauded " rpHEODORA rj.OES TufTIED." " J- HEODORA vJQES t V ILD." "rpHEODORA f^fTwiLD? 1 " J- HEODORA VTOES ILD." Man-shy Theodora . . She wrote all about the kind of life she wanted to live -but didn't dare. A small town beauty, with big city ideas and a whitehot pen that told ALL!! Then Theodora let down her hair and went to town to see if all she wrote was true. Oh . . Oh. .Oh . Yes, you'll gasp—and laugh and gitrgle too as this hilarious heroine hits the high snots to get a Middle West lowdown on gay BroadIncluded amone the brilliant array of Feahirettes. ALL-COLOUR CARTOON, " MERRY MUTINEERS " With Hollywood's Brightest Stars in a Rib-tickling Caricature. "SCREEN SNAPSHOTS." T ntimate "shots" of the Stars at Tennis Play. Universal Newsreel, etc. For this Extraordinary Entertainment we recommend EARLY BOOKING. See the Best in Comfort. Plans at Majestic—Phone 43-210. Approved for Universal Exhibition. PLANTS, TREES, ETC., FOR SALE A NEMONES Ranunculi, brilliant, 2/6 i"! 100, posted.—Lakeland Gardens. Takapuna. 4 NEMONES. Ranunculi, " Claremont Special Super Hybrids." Immense double flowers; 3/0, '»!■ 100.—Reliance Nurseries Box -140, Auckland. NEMONES, Ranunculi, giant double; L 5/• 100.—Griffiths, Mt. Eden, Auckland. E ANEMONES, Ranunculi, "Claremont," 6/• 100. —Smith, 37 Rocklands Av,, Mt. Eden A NEMONES I Ranunculi 1 "Giant FlorenA tino. Enormous flowering. All double: tino. Enormous flowering. All double: 3/0 100. —Sanders, Box 931, Auckland. A NEMONES, Ranunculi, specially recomA mended strains; 1/- rfoz., 5/- 100.— Watts, Nurseryman, Pah Rd., Epsom, 5.E.3. AROMATIC Hyacinths, novelty shades; ■"-i- S/G dozen.—Griffiths, Box 13. Newton. A SSORTED Ixias, Daffodils. Tritonias, Mnscari, 1/- dOz. —Griffiths, Box 13, Newton BURROWS Beautiful Flowering Bulbs.— Anemones, mixed or scarlet; Ranunculus Asiaticus, mixed, 3 grades, 5/-. 3'6. 2/0 100 —Burrows' Nurseries, Pukckobe. BEAUTIFUL Darwin Tulips, prize assorted, 4/- dozen. —Griffiths, Mt. Eden, Auckland. CABBAGE (Enfield,* Savoy, Succession), Leeks, 1/0 100. —Shadwick, Seedsman. Otahnhu. CABBAGE, Enfield, Drumhead, Savoy, 1/6 100; Broccoli. Cauliflower, 1/9 100; posted.—Rosobank Nursery, Avondale. ICELAND Poppies., mixed colours, glorious blooms; Pansies, outdoor grown, 3/- 100, 2/- 50; postage paid.—-.White, 4 Woodbine Ave., Green Lane. ONION Seed, Brown Spanish, 1/- oz., 8 lb.; Long keeping strain. 11/- lb., posted. —Collis, 018 Dominion Rd. PRODUCE FOR SALE I7RESII Dug Potatoes. 4/- 501b., rail paid. I —T. Morgan, East St., Pnkekohe. KUMARAS, 0/0; Carrots, Parsnips, 5/ sugar bag; rail paid.—Wiggin, Tauranga. E OTATOES, prime, 4/3 Vicwt.; Onions. ft'O; rail paid—Box 1, Pukekotic T)OTATOES, Autumn Crop, Prime, 4/I 501b.; Onions, good keepers, 5/3 bag; Picklers, 7/0 bag; rail paid.--~Cooper, 5(» King St., Pukekone. FARM APPLIANCES FOR SALE A NDERSON 2 H.P. Engines; economy and Jtx low initial cost for milking and water pumping. J tor small herd.—Gnne Co. Auckland. MONOMAN" shortens working hours. Increases production reduces cost.— Haywood Milkers. Auck. RAINBOW" Top-dresser, world's best.— * Farmers' Machinery, Arthur St., Newmarket. K EPA IRS. Harness, Collars, Riding Saddles, Relined from 18/0. Outward freight paid.—Ganderton, Wyndham St. Reversible disc p., *ll 10/; tow. Discs, £l2 15'; Konakl, £0 17/6; Implements Exchanged.—Universal Machinery, s) Holwon St. EECONDITIONED WATER PUMPS.— < MacEwan Cabinet; No. 0 Glandless stuffing box, mounting plate; price, geared, glandless, air chamber, i»in pulleys.—Particulars, MacEWANS, Fort Street. SEED and Fertiliser Drills 9 and 11-hoe; half-price.—Wingate & Co., Ltd., Auckland. rpROUGIIS.—6O-Gal., 32/0; 80. 41/-; 100. JL 55/-; f.0.r., 100 miles.—Firth. Frankton. YOUR Broken Wheels. Mowers, Machinery our specialty.—Cain's, Parnell. 45-003. 2 -Cow Milking Machine, bucket plant, firstclass condition.—C.R., 902, If skald, -- U Quality Reinforced Cement Troughs, all sizes, 87-gal., delivered 100 miles by rail, 38/-; Tanks, Silos & Septic Systems. CEMENT TANK CO., Kako St., Otahuhu. Phono IHBM. JUSTIFICATION. The fact that after a trial on 2/4/37 the Executive of the Auckland Agricultural and Pastoral Assn. purchased a Bevin Harrow for use on their Epsom Show Ground, is proof that the awarding of the prizes to this implement in all the Harrow Classes at the last Show was absolutely justified. Send for particulars now to A. S. BEVIN, 13 Anznc Ave. GOLF TUITION AUCKLAND'S Foremost Professional Coach. Norrie Bell, at Watts Sports Depot.