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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23002, 1 April 1938, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS THE EMBASSY J. C. Williamson's New Intimate Theatre. Managing Director: F. Beaumont Smith. Sessions: 11 a.m., 2.15, 5 and 8 p.m. "gMILIN' rpHROUGH" Second Week of this Sweetest Story Ever Told NORMA NORMA SHEARER SHEARER * « * FREDRIC MARCH LESLIE HOWARD Motro-Goldwyn-Mayer is proud to present onco more the most exquisite of all love stories.. .. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) BOX PLANS AT THE THEATRE. TELEPHONE FOR RESERVES. .32-CGO. B I o-night at 8 : Variety Session, 7.30. Sonja Henie : Don Ameche The Ritz Brothers : in "IT HAPPENED IN HOLLYWOOD." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. Episode 2 "Wild West Days." Popular Priced : Reserves No Extra. MAVFAIR— HEFSSi*-To-night, also Sat. and Mon., 7.30 p.m. Three years in preparation! Now an unforgettable experience—as Pearl Buck wrote it. so you , will see it I "THE GOOD EARTH" With PAUL MUNI, LUISE RAINER. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) ALSO —The Screen's most amazing Dancing and Singing Personality, Jessie Matthews, in "HEAD OVER HEELS/'. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) To'night at 8. Phone 14-142. ROBT. TAYLOR, JEAN HARLOW in "THE MAN IN POSSESSION." Recommended by Censor for Adults. DEANNA DURBIN in "EVERY SUNDAY" ■ IlllljlUlllli CIVIC THEATRETTE USB 6{ J 11 A.M. 'At Bay in a Weird World of /i Mechahical Horror 6d TRAPPED BY TELEVISION 6d TRAPPED BY TELEVISION 6d ~ TRAPPED BY TELEVISION 6d With a. Madman at Largo 1 ~ Recommended *r,rrTTQi 6d 6d by Censor for ADULTS 1 w 3d 3d 3d 3d 3d 3d AUCKLAND TEACHERS' COLLEGE DISPLAY OF MODERN PHYSICAL EDUCATION, •- SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 2 P.M. - 3 P;M. AN EXHIBITION OF MASSED PHYSICAL EDUCATION BY 560 STUDENT. S AT AUCKLAND TEACHERS' COLLEGE, EPSOM AVENUE. Auckland Regimental Band Will Provide Music. Marching by Band. March Past by'soo S udents. . Massed Display of English Folk Dancing. Massed Exhibition of Physical Exercises. Tableau of Games. ADMISSION FREE. D. M. RAE. Principal. RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL KICK-OFF TO-MORROW! KICK-OFF TO-MORROW I CARLAW PARK CARLAW PARK g AND WHAT A SEASON IT'S mx GOING TO BE! fSj TWO GRAND GAMES! XT TWO GRAND GAMES! On No. 1, at 3 p.m. MT. ALBERT u/rr At DCDT Played great football MT. ALBLKI last season and will MT. ALBERT Sit "I" cSamp!Snship P Ud« MT. ALBERT at the end of the MT. ALBERT ~ RICHMOND The most consistent RICHMOND IS 'V h °he°"i!s RICHMOND three yoars. When RICHMOND any side beats Rich- £ mond tho margin is RICHMOND always close RICHMOND At 1.30, MANUKAU Everybody is waitMANUKAU perform. Brilliant in MANUKAU S nkm^r tm c^. MANUKAU sidered by many to • 1 he the most specMANUKAU tacular sido in the MANUKAU Codo ' B hißtory - THEY MEET PONSONBY Mso an excellent PONSONBY lido they will fully ixtend Manukau PONSONBY 'hat their tally will PONSONBY Sp!SSS? w",. U S; PONSONBY )n»l bell rings. PONSONBY Also an side they extend and are that their he greater opponents final bell excellent will fully Manukau confident tally will than their when the rings. No. 2 Ground at 1.30 CITY meets NEWTON " CITY meets NEWTON And at 3 p.m. PAPAKURA plays MARIST 0.8. PAPAKURA plays MARIST 0.8. PAPAKURA plays MARIST 0.8. Admission as Usual. Schoolboys and Girls Admitted Freo. « \TORTH SHORE ALBION! iN LEAGUE FOOTBALL CLUB f£y \ PRACTICE. C-p™ A Practice will be held on th jk" Club Grounds, Vauxhall Road TO-MORROW (Saturday), commencing at : p.m. A full muster is rcqnirod. Now member aro cordially invited to bo present. .. M. W. COGHLAN, Hon. Sec. TENDERS "gEREPEEHI SUB-STATIOK OPERATOR'S COTTAGE PAINTING. Tendors for the above aro invited, to clos with tho District Engineer, Public Works Di partmont, Auckland, oil TUESDAY, APRE 12, 1038, at 12 NOON. Specifications may be seen at tho Publi Works Offices, Auckland. Hamilton .an Paoroa. —C 0 8 B 0 R N E * PLUMBER, GAS AND ELECTRIC HOT WATER FITTER, 15 KINGSTON STREET. Off Albert Street. Phono 40-208.