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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 22981, 8 March 1938, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS THE EMBASSY J. C. Williamson's New Intimate Theatre. Sessions: 11 a.m., 2.15 and 8 p.m. Q.LADYS QEORGE QLADYS QEORGE Gives the greatest performance in history of the world's most poignant story.... the tragedy of the woman known as "MADAME X" "MADAME X. ,J "MADAME X." "MADAME X." JOHN gEAL REGINALD QWEN Outstanding Associate features "MARCH OF TIME"—No. 13. "Friend Indeed"—Pete Smith. "Harmon-Iser" —Coloured Cartoon. "M.G.M. Miniature." "Our Gang Follies of 1038." Presented by Motro-Goldwyn-Mayer. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) BOX ELAN AT THEATRE. TELEPHONE 32-0(50 i PRINCE EDWARD Karangahape Road Phone 40-252 Direction: Sir Benjamin Fuller WE'VE SCORED AGAIN I "HELL-SHIP MORGAN" With Victor Jory George Bancroft Ann Sothern "—AND SO THEY WERE MARRIED" With Melvyn Douglas Mary Astor Edith Fellowes Recommended by Censor for Adults) 3 Stooge Comedy, "Half-Shot Shooters" The Voice of Experience | Cinesound, Etc. ADULTS 6d CHILDREN 6d. To all parts of the theatre. lH ASTOR dominion rd. Telephone 15-433. j To-night at 8 : Variety Session, 7.30. Edward Arnold : Joan Perry : in "MEET NEKO WOLFERecommended by Censor for Adults. Zasu Pitts : Walter Catlett: in "THE AFFAIR OF SUSAN. Approved for Universal Exhibition. CIRCLE, 9d : STALLS. 6d. NEW REGENT TO-NIGHT AT 8. Phone 14-142. 6d GUEST" NIGHT 6d CHARLES FARRELL, TOM LURICH, in "THE FLYING DOCTOR." GENE RAYMOND, ANN SOTHERN, in "HOORAY FOR LOVE." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. The Popular Theatre with Natural Cooling. Mi YFATR SANDRINGHAM. AIT Aii\ Phono j 2-05)3. To-night, also Wed. and Thurs., 7.30 p.m. GUEST NIGHTS A Thrilling Air Drama, "STORM OVER THE ANDES," with .Tack Holt, Mona Barrie, Antonio Moreno Also Fay Wray, Chester Morris, in "THEY MET IN A TAXI." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. Excellent Featurettes. ROXY TIVOLI WEDNESDAY NEXT I THE RITZ BROTHERS THE RITZ BROTHERS THE RITZ BROTHERS LIFE BEGINS AT COLLEGE LIFE BEGINS AT COLLEGE We're Putting On The RITZES. . And They're Putting On A Riot! (Approved for Universal Exhibition) Roxy Sessions: J1 —2—s Tivoli Nightly at 8. ATHLETIC SPORTS AUCKLAND AMATEUR A -A- ATHLETIC AND CYCLE ®5) CLUB. (fa VICTOR LUDORUM AND ST. JU ""PATRICK CUP CARNIVAL DOMAIN CRICKET GROUND. SATURDAY, MARCH 19, 2 P.M. FULL PROGRAMME OF RUNNING, CYCLING, HURDLING, LADIES AND FIELD EVENTS. Entries close at Clubrooms, 17 Alston Chambers, 03 Queen Street, on FRIDAY NEXT, at 9 p.m. A. G. HILL, Hon. Sec. MEETINGS BODIES LABOUR UNION. SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING Will bo held in TRADES HALL ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 0, 7.30 P.M. Business.—Discuss remits to Labour Party Conference and Nominations of Candidates Parliamentary Election. W. McLELLAN, Secretary. "QREDO" LEADERS PLEASE MEET OUTSIDE COOKE'S RESTAURANT, TUESDAY, G P.M. RE FAREWELL PARTY. RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL A UCKLAND RUGBY LEAGUE JUNIOR CONTROL BOARD t-ftcf The Annual Meeting of the Junior £* Control Board of the Auckland Rugby League will bo held in the League Rooms, Grey Buildings, Courthouso Lane, TO-NIGIIT, at 8 p.m. Business: Receive tho Secretary's Report, Election of Officers, General.—W. F. CLARKE, Hon. Secretary. BUSINESS NOTICES JgANKS BROS.. LTD.. Monumontal Masons and Manufacturers of High-class Memorials, Have Removed From 114 Broadway To More Commodious Premises at 410-420 BROADWAY, NEWMARKET (Opp. Spink's Motor Garago). Phono 45-200. DANCING MDE. VALESKA. M.R.A.D. Advanced Teachers, 407 Queen St. Phono 40-121. Latest taps, character. Specialises in R.A.D. FRUIT FOR SALE APPLES. —Best Dossert, Tree-ripened Delicious and Salome. 0/0; Cookers. 0/•„ cash; railed. —Little, late Cutler. Henderson. CLYDEBALLA" Grapeß.—Como to Clyde Orchards. Te Kauwhata, for Cheap O Orchards. Te Kauwhata. for Cheap Fruit. TITOORE'S Orchards, Henderson. —Apples, IVI Cox, 7/0; Delicious, Munro, Salome, Cookers, 0/-; Pears, take bottling shortly, 0/6; Windfalls, Apples with order, 2/0; railed. PEARS. Bottling. Des. 0/0; Apples Cookera Munroes, 6/-. R. P. Singer, Henderson.