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

rOPPEK AMUSEMENTS TOPPER —? [ STILL THE LAUGHSI P And Thorne Smith's -, uproarp iously funny story goes gaily E on into its third week! Not < R for years have there been such hearty laughs at the adventures of a timid sou! named Topper . and his dire fate at the hands of two Gay Spooks, .out for no good and plenty of it I 0 FOUR SESSIONS TO-DAY! p AT 11—2.15—5 P.M.—B P.M. 1 ST. JAMES'THEATRE Direction: Sir Benjamin Fuller. ' Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's TOPPER ! I IS "TOPPERI " "TOPPER!" "TOPPER!" "TOPPER! " "TOPPER!" "TOPPER!" "TOPPER!" "TOPPER!"TOPPER!" "TOPPER! " "TOPPER! " "TOPPER! " "TOPPER!" "TOPPER!"TOPPER!" "TOPPER! ** "TOPPER! " " TOPPER!" "TOPPER!" "TOPPER!" "TOPPER!" (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) With ■ CARY GRANT CONSTANCE BENNETT ROLANr Y ggSi" BURKE Brilliant Assr/ciateProgramme includes: Till It Hurts (Crime Doesn't Pay Series), A Night at the Movies' (Robert Benchley Oddity), etc. PLANS AT THE THEATRE To-day from 9.30. a.m. Phone 32-920. It is still necessary to book to avoid disappointment. TOPPER TOPPER I ' PRINCE EDWARD | 3 NEWTON... .Phone 46-252. | s • Direction: Sir Benjamin Puller, g DEANNA DURBIN I "100 MEN AND A GIRL" I = The Adored Darling of Millions g i With 1 I LEOPOLD STOKOWSKI | § And _ M I ADOLPHE MENJOU h | • ALSO: 1 1 "DEVIL IS DRIVING" | I With i I RICHARD DIX. | i Both Approved Universal Exhibition, s i In Addition.: Shorts, Newsreeis, g = Cartoons. s § Plans at theatre, Phone 46-252. = giinniiiiiiniiiiiiiliiii"i!lnniiiHn'iii'lffi'"iii''i"iim""'i | i'"i | i" | i tnil « HE GREAT ELECTRIC SPEEDWAY TO-NIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT. FREE CIVIC SQUARE. 7.15! A BOWLER & SULLIVAN ATTRACTION. TRY A COOKE'S ICE CREAM.' Cooke's Delicious and Satisfying ice Cream has real food value. You will find it creamy In llavour. and a real healthy food. Have you sampled our New Loganberrj Ice Cream. It's gorgeous! Also your old favourite, Strawberry lc* Cream made with fresh fruit. We havj a wide variety of delightful Sundaes. Parfaits and Specials for your choice. OUR ICE CREAM IS MANUFACTURED ON THE PREMISES from Pure Cream, Milk and Sugar, and flavoured with Fresh Fruit, Pure Vanilla and Chocolate. COOKE'S RESTAURANI, •THE PLACE TO EAT." 60 QUEEN STREET ATHLETIC SPORTS NEW ZEALAND CHAMPIONSHIP CHOP. SHOW GROUNDS, PUKEKOHE. 2.30 P.M. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). AXEMEN'S CARNIVAL. CYCLE RACES. MODEL AEROPLANES. NOVELTY EVENTS. DOG SHOW. BASKETBALL T UNIOR basketball [■EK2HEHJ v associa-cion. PRACTICES WEDS., 5.30-7.0 p.m. MATCHES SATURDAYS Girls Tinder 17 years join a team. Begin practice NEXT WEDNESDAY. Membership 2/6 per year. Basketball fee 3di per week. See MISS D. BATES, Girls' Secretary, Y.W.C.A., Upper Queen St. Phone 42-801. MEETINGS RATIONAL pARTY. HAURAKI ELECTORATE. MEETING, NGATEA HALL, ON jypNDAY, AT 8 P.M. SPEAKER:THE R T H ON J. G. C OATES All Members. Intending Members and Supporters of the Party Cordially Invited. FJUURANGA LICENSING DISTRICT NOTICE is hereby given that the ANNUAL MEETING of the Licensing Cora nrittee for the Licensing District of Taurangf will be held in the Courthouse at Tauranga on FRIDAY. June 10, 1038, at Noon. J. C. HARDING, Clerk, Licensing Committee. Courthouse; Tauranga, March 30, 1935. N.B.—SPECIAL ATTENTION is drawi to the fact that, as a public holiday in t< le observed in the same week, the Annua Meeting is now fixed for June 10, instear of the date originally intended. "yy HANG A RET EX-SERVICE ASSOCIAA Meeting ol Members ot the above will be held in the Madiera Hall on WEDNESDAY, April 13, at 8 p.m. Business. —Election of Officers; Balance sheet; Consider Alteration in Name ol the Association to "Whangarei R.S.A." W. MAURER, Secretary.