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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 22934, 12 January 1938, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS LAST 2 DAYS I Paramount Pictures Present TACK "DENNY o ack -Denny In the most hilariouß role yet I "A RTISTS & M ODELS " "A RTISTS & M ODELS " " "With GAIL PATRICK BEN BLUE (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) THE REGENT Dir.: J. C. Williamson Picture Corp., Ltd. Sessions: 11 a.m., 2.15 and 8 p.m. | ~NEXT FRIDAY 1 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Presents This lovely star at her finest—gorgeously gowned, in her most thrilling rolei * JOAN QRAWFORD * * JOAN QRAWFORD * And Your favourite of many successes, who will thrill you even morel * JfRANCHOT rpONE * * jpRANCHOT rpONE * * ■p'RANCHOT rpONE * One of the most unusual nictures to date .. BRIDE WORE With BILLIE BURKE REGINALD OWEN SHE DREW A TWO WEEKS* TICKET TO PARADISE! Two weeks to be " a lady " I Two weeks to win the happiness that is every girl's birthright! Lovely Joan . . . never more exciting than in this tnmultuous, bitter - sweet drama of a cabaret singer who suddenly gets her one chance for romance 1 (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) IT WILL BE NECESSARY TO RESERVE EARLY! Plans at Theatre HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE COMMENCING SATURDAY NEXT COMMENCING SATURDAY NEXT AT THE MATINEE AT 2.30, THE NEW ANGLO-AMERICAN REVUE COMPANY In " HOITY TOITY" HOITY HOITY HOITY HOITY HOITY TOITY" TOUTY" TOITY" TOITY" TOITY" TOITY" (A Connors and Paul Production), Featuring SYO. BECK, Australia's Favourite Comedian. MDLLE. PAULETTE, Sensational Fan Dancer from Paris. THE FOUR K'S, Melody Maids from London. JUNE AND GINGER. Dancing Through Flames. PEGGY KERR, Australia's Golden-voiced Soprano. MORAN AND WISER, Comedy Jugglers from U.S.A. 7 FLYING ELMARS, Daring Acrobats from London Palladium. MIKE McCORMICK, The Irish Lad with the Rubber Legs. DAVONA AND PAULA, DAVONA AND PAULA, Dancers from Moulin Rouge Ballroom, Paris. CECIL SCOTT, Character Comedian. Supported by FULL REVUE COMPANY ORCHESTRA FULL REVUE COMPANY ORCHESTRA OF 0 AND BEAUTY BALLET. AND BEAUTY BALLET. PLANS NOW OPEN. .PLANS NOW OPEN. AT LEWIS R. EADY'S. PRICES.—R.S. and D C., 4/-; Middle Stalls, 3/-: Back Stalls, 2/-: all plus tax. Gallery, ll- (Early Door Gallery till 7.40. Gd EXTRA). GEORGE F. ROX Manager. MEETINGS AIRY HUSBANDRY. DR. JOHN HAMMOND, M.A., D.Sc., F.R.S., Professor of the School of Agriculture, Cambridge, England, Will Address a Meeting of Farmers in the ALEXANDRA HALL, HAMILTON, On FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, At 8 p.m. Chairman: The' Hon. Minister of Agriculture. ' All Dairymen cordially invited. S.A. DAIRY ASSN.. Conveners.. rPHE adjourned and Monthly Meetings of 1 tho LOCAL BODIES' LABOURERS' UNION will bo held in TRADES HALL. TO-NIGHT. BERNARD CLEWS, \ . Secretary. LEGAL EG A L O T I C E. Tho dissolution of the partnership hitherto carried on by Messrs. F. S. Miller, C. H. Poulgrain and C. J. Garland. Solicitors, of Thames, under the stylo of " Miller, Poulgrain and Garland," is announced as from the 31st day of December, 1037, Mr. Garland having left Thames to commence practice in Auckland. Messrs. Miller and Poulgrain now have associated with thom Mr. W. Fortune, Barrister and Solicitor, formerly of Auckland, and the new partnership will commence as from tho Ist day of January, 1038, under the style of " Miller, Poulgrain & Fortunaf" AH accounts duf to tho Arm of Miller, Poulgrain & Garland are payable to the new Arm at its offices. Poben Street, Thajnes. F. S. MILLER, C. H. POULGRAIN, g. j. Garland, W. FORTUNE. J^OTE CHANGE OF ADDRESS. E. L. THWAITES, Solicitor, 45 Campbell's Buildings, Cnr. High St. and Vulcan Lane (Phone" 40-503). CHIROPRACTIC /CHIROPRACTIC Institute, Lionel Duggan, v Principal, 43 Winßtone Bldg.; 44-029. yvUGGAN. Miss Freda (Palmer Graduate). U N.Z.CA., Winstone Bldg.—P!4. 46-414. GILES & GILES, Palmer Graduates. Members N.Z.C.A., Dilworth Bldg. Ph. 45-525. PERCY HAMBLIN. Palmer Graduate, 10 years' American experience. Colonial Mutual Bldgs.i 42-244.