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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 22972, 25 February 1938, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS NOW ENTERING THE gRD jgIG W EEK 4 BIG SESSIONS TO-DAY: 11 a.m., 2.15 p.m., 5 and 8 p.m. THE REGENT Dir.: J. C. Williamson Picture Corp., Ltd. JRENE jQTJNNE JRENE J^UNNE "THE AWFXJL TRUTH' " THE AWFUL TRUTH CARY GRANT And " ASTA " SUPPORTED BY A SUPERB ASSOCIATE PROGRAMME. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) YOU MUST BOOK NOW! PLANS AT THEATRE. 32-888. WI "THE LONDON" Adults: Air-Cooling Installation I Children : V/ SPECIAL DOUBLE BILL TO-DAY 1 fa '/- MANY BIG STARS & MUSIC 1 ... FRED ASTAIRE and '/" _ GINGER ROGERS in Y/' \ "FOLLOW THE FLEET" ~ 66 • The King and Queen of Rhythm I I r A Sunlit Sea of Songl l 7 GENE RAYMOND in 6d "SEVEN KEYS 10 M \7- BALDPATE" M | / Fun, Romance, Mystery & Spooky! 6d •/ Both Approved Universal Exhibition. THE BEST BILL IN TOWN A 1 /> \/~ THE LONDON, opp. G.P.O. 00 1 TUDOR CINEMA [ 'P^ne^^rllb. This Evening at 8.151 "Always Cooll" EE CHARLES RUGGLES EE and MARY BOLAND in a Merry Matrimonial Mix-up: = "WIVES NEVER KNOW" —: (Recommended by Censor for Adults). = Also New "Popeye" Cartoon—British = Air News —Fighting- Marlin Sportlight, Etc. . l _ . . _ ri . TT ---, —, TAKAPUNA. | GAIETY CINEMA | ,ph^^ e ni^f 485 - PADEREWSKI (the Great Pianist), in EE "MOONLIGHT SONATA." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Fuller-Hayward'a Phone ,26-041 BRITANNIA O PONSONBY Three Lamps Terminus Newsreels Nightly at 7.30 p.m. _ JEAN HARLOW—CLARK GABLE FRANK MORGAN & UNA MERKEL "SARATOGA." CHESTER MORRIS & LEO CARRILLO in "I PROMISE TO PAY.' 1 Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. Added Attraction: "MARCH OF TIME" (Series No. 8). I tfuller-Haywards Phone 22-683 VICTORIA O DEVONPORI 7.30 TO-NIGHT I Freddie Bartholomew, Spencer Tracy, in "CAPTAINS COURAGEOUS." Charles Starrett in Peter B. Kyne's "DODGE CITY TRAIL." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. RETURN THE WEINTRAUBS THE WEINTRAUBS THE WEINTRAUBS THE WORLD'S GREATEST, INSTRUMENTAL COMEDY HARMONISTS. In Response to Repeated Requests A FINAL APPEARANCE HAS BEEN ARRANGED. On {he eve of the Band's departure to continue their triumphal world's tour. ASSOCIATE ARTIST: EDWARD M. SMITH, THE OUTSTANDING AUSTRALIAN TENOR. YOUR LAST OPPORTUNITY OP HEARING THESE BRILLIANT COMEDY RHYTHM SYNCOPATORS HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28. PRICES: 4/, 2/6 (plus tax), 1/6. BOX PLAN NOW OPEN AT LEWIS EADY, LTD. TROTTING THAMES TROTTING CLUB (INCORPORATED). NINETEENTH ANNUAL MEETING. SATURDAY, MARCH 12, 1938. NOMINATIONS may be lodged with Messrs. Blomfield & Co., 67 Shortland Street, Auckland, up till 5 p.m. TO-DAY (FRIDAY), and will close with the Secretary, Mary Street, Thames, or P.O. Box 53, Thames, the same evening at 8 p.m. Rule 134. Renflmlnations, Wairarapa Trotting Club's Meeting, applies to Programme. Pocket programmes will be forwarded on application. E. 0. BROWNLEE, Mary Street, Thames. Secretary. Phono 3LOM. THOROUGHBREDS GELDING, rising 3, by Bronze Eagle; broken to lead; mako good Polo Pony. Price, £ls. —Phone 57, PapatootooRAILWAY NOTICES FEBRUARY 20 AND 28. Train loaves Auckland, 0.55 a.m.; Newmarket, 7.2 a.m. each day. Return Pare, 12/- Second Class. PROFESSIONAL JfR. jQONALD jyjCJ^ENZIE, F.R.C.S., HAS RESUMED PRACTICE AT THE LISTER BUILDINGS, WHERE HE MAY BE CONSULTED BY APPOINTMENT. CIENTENARY Perm., 15/6; curly ends.— > Surrey Cres. Salon. Phone 19-033. CIELESTO Freckle Cream removea, preJ vents Freckles, 2/6.—Chemists, Toilet