Page 28 Advertisements Column 8

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 22955, 5 February 1938, Page 28

AMUSEMENTS civic: Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd, SESSIONS: ll.O— 2.15 - 2nd EXCITING WEEK - 2nd EXCITING | A STORY OF HURRICANE." primitive "THE SUN- "THE HURRICANE^ TROPici ED " THE hurricane;" tro ? igs. „ the ITORlCanei> "THE HURRICANE''S "THE HURRICANE." , "THE HURRICANE" I ! "THE HURRICANE." "THE HURRICANE> "THE HURRICANE." "THE HURRICANE." with nature "THE HURRICANE" GONE MAD. " THE HURRICANE" "THE HURRICANE" , "THE HURRICANE." "THE HURRICANE" | | "THE HURRICANE." j "THE HURRICANE." I 1 "THE HURRICANE."' "THE HURRICANE." THREATENING "THE HURRICANE" GONE MAD. THREATENING TO DESTR'JY „ Wjfh TWO WHO Wlth - V WERE BRAVE JON HALL, ® IN EACH DOROTHY LAMOUB, OTHER'S ARMS. MARY ASTOR; C. AUBREY SMITE A United Artists Release. i. ; Recommended by Censor for AdnlU. ' . COMMUNITY SING - SONG COMMUNITY SING-SONG TO-NIGHT. 7.45-8.

CIVIC,. ....SOON! I IT COST £1,000,000 "VICTORIA THE GREAT' "VICTORIA THE GREAT' 1 "VICTORIA THE GREAT". (Approved for Universal Exhibition) The full story of the Life of this glorious Queen. THE state; Upper Symonds St. Dir.: R. J. Kerridgt, Sessions: 2 and S. News, 7.30 pn. Ep. 6 "Secret Agent," Matinee Ctaly. • Unpaid Reserves held till 7.30 p.m. Ottj. From the Hal Roech Studios ; Metro-Gold wyn-Mayer Present.. , itbelx NEWEST FULL-LENGTH x ' -tHf? STAN. LAUREL STAN. LAUREL 1.4 OLIVER HARDY rl" OLIVER HARDY m ' lD P | "WAY OUT WEST 1 * I "WAY OUT WEST" ( "WAY OUT WEST M I'X "WAY OUT WEST" I "WAY OUT WEST" . "WAY OUT WEST" ;)%' Where MEN are MEN and the LAOGHB are GUARANTEED... - RESERVES: RING 43-645. M Plans open from 10 a An. to 10 p.m. daily. Approved for Universal Exhibition. . Karangahape Rd. Direction: R. J, Ketridg*. Sessions: 2 knd 8. News, 7.30 Jul Ep. 6 "Secret Agent," Matinee Only. Metro-Goldwy n-Ma yer Present .t ROBERT TAYLOR s JEAN HARLOW j§| ="MAN IN POSSESSION"f|p = "MAN IN POSSESSION"— Jean anil Bob were nevor better tlittli this 5h0w.......... : > -v . .i Also: , • • -"''ci'iK j|g. THE JONES FAMILY s, =! "BACK TO NATURE" = Both Approved for Universal; Exhibitioa. M "A Haven of Coolness." M THE BERKELEY M By the Sea * • At Mission BiJ Direction: Modern Theatres, Ltd. M TO-NIGHT ATli!3o AND BJS. Matinee To-day at 2. m Paul Muni, Miri«m Hopkins, in w "THE WOMAN I LOVE." The Star of "Louis Pasteur," "Emil M Zola," etc. in a drama you cannot M afford to miss. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) M Selected Featurettes. Reserves (co extra). Phone 17-377. ■ 1 THE CAPITOL | M To-night at a Quarter to Eight: Ruby Keeler, Lee Dixon, in |C7| "READY, WILLING AND ABLE." . . A Stunning Dunce Music*!. M Also William Boyd in , j. . "HEART OF THE WEST. 1 ' IW Hop-along Cassidy again! M(Both Approved Universal "Exhibition.) Matinee To-day at 2 M "Heart of the west," Serial, Cartoon, etc. * Reserves (no extra), Phone 12-199. . | THE WINDSOR^ M To-night at Eight o'clock. , Fred McMurray, Carol Lombard, i« M "SWING HIGi, SWING LOW." , IVI Splendid Musical Comedy. M Also Jack Holt, Evelyn Venable, M "NORTH OF NOME." IVI A Thrilling Adventure. , M(Both Approved Universal Exhibition! Matinee To-day at 2 jva "North of Nome," Serial, etc., etc. m No extra chargu for Booking. , DANCING OiLIND Institute, Auckland's most BrillM X) Band. Old-time and Modern —Bo* * Newmarket. Phone 45-870. . PRIVATE Lessons. 2/6; tap, bi (tap classes, 1/0); 3 dances by P« —Ruby Sherriff. H.B. Bldgg., Newton. WINTER. AND HIS BALLROOM ORCHESTRA, The Niftiest Four-piece Band in N-Z Tnj and Tested Musicians. Early Bookings Afl«f sble. —Apply Fred \Wintcr. Rit2, Queen » PATRICIA SCHOOL OF DANCING. 203 Symonds St.—Modern Ballroom, Ow time, American Tap Dancing. TeacbiW through holidays. For Appointment, PHONE 31-031.. JJERYL JgETTINA JgD WARDS. Ass R.A.D. Ele%, Studio: ALBERT BLDGS. SWANSON ST' 1938 SEASON COMMENCES.. . Interviews From MONDAY, FEB. 1*: Intending Pupils are advised to «nroi Pupils prepared for R.A.D. Examination* 1037 Results 100 p.c. Passes in Gradss Major Exams. ' :< i Branches at Remuera, Feb. 24. Devonport. Feb. 25. Takapuna. Feb. 24. Birkdale, Feb. 26 REUNIONS, LAWN TENNIS, RAOIM MEETINGS, SHOWS, REGATTA* PUBLIC NOTICES, CYCLING, TIONAL, TEACHERS OF MUSIS' PROFESSIONAL, ETC., APPEAR «f PAGES 8 AND 9 " '