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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23018, 21 April 1938, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS STRAND lllllllllllilllllilHlHi. milium miimi Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd, Continuous Sessions: 11.0 —2.15 —5.0 S.O. JANE'WITHERS H^, n E 'gy 3 JANE WITHERS that will JANE WITHERS CONVULSIONS JANE WITHERS ln JANE WITHERS „ 45 FATHERS" JANE WITHERS J* FATHERS" JANE WITHERS FATHERS" JANE WITHERS FATHERS" lANE WITHERS rmn JANE WITHERS | Also Screening 1 JANE WITHERS ARTHUR JANE WITHERS arthur JANE WITHERS * Treacher JANE WITHERS Treacher JANE WITHERS LOUISE HENRY valet, in a bally THE HARTMANS. lot of foolery.. Ind T conjurors s "THANK Y° u - GERMANY'S JEEVES" MARCH INTO J AUSTRIA. A 20th Century-Fox Programme. (Approved Universal Exhibition.) Illlllllf MAYFAIR I fff (LATE NATIONAL) j 11111 l Queen St. Phone 42-169 | = Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. 1 I LAST DAYI | = Continuous Sessions: II —25—8. gj I PETER LORRE. . , 1 = Mystery Man of the Mystic Orient, in the 3 = 2nd of the thrilling new "Mr. Moto" Series = | "THANK YOU, MR. MOTO" I 1 Recommended by Censor for Adults. |j = Gloria Stuart, Michael Whalen, §j = "CHANGE OF HEART." i | Approved for Universal Exhibition. gl I TO-MORROW FRIDAY! | i iiiiii ' I | LESLIE HOWARD § § In His First Comedy Role, I I JOAN BLONDELL I I HUMPHREY BOGART and = | ALAN MOWBRAY § | In the Season's Biggest Yclil | 1 WALTER WANGER'S 1 I "STAND IN" , 1 1 "STAND IN" | | Approved for Universal Exhibition. | i The author of "Mr. Deeds Goes To § | Town" goes to Hollywood for his | | funniest story 1 Behind the scenes to | | bring you hilarious guffaws that § | only Hollywood could give on itself I = I THE LAUGH SENSATION I | OF A DECADE! | = Also Screening ~ f 1 = See To-morrow's Papers for jf i 2nd Big Feature. § CRYSTAL RIALTO PALACE AND RIALTO MT. EDEN. NEWMARKET. Phone J 4-573. Phone 40-609. TO-NIGHT, F£l. & SAT., AT 7.45 A Reallv Thrilling Entertainment 1 CLIVE BROOK MARY BORDEN'S Exciting Novel, "ACTION FOR SLANDER" "ACTION FOR SLANDER" (Recommended by Censor for Adults). Associate Feature WILL MAHONEY WILL PYPPB In the Greatest Side - Splitter Bince "The Cohens and the Kellys. . . SAID O'REILLY TO McNAB." Approved for Universal Exhibition. LATEST HAWAIIAN NUMBER—"ONLY A ROSE' LANI McINTIRE BOND AND BOND'S RECORD SHOP. STREET COLLECTIONS ILMSIiEMiSiJ A UCKLAND RETURNED SOLDIERS' A ASSOCIATION (INC.). The POPPY DAY Appeal will be bed on FRIDAY, April 22. Poppies will be sold at Is each for small Poppy and 2s 6d each for large Poppy Proceeds are to be utilised in relieving the distress of sick and disabled Ex-Servicemen and their Dependants. J. W. KENDALL, President. ANZAO DAY COMMEMORATION A NZAC DAY, MONDAY, A April 25. 1038. 23rd A Anniversary of the Landing of the New Zealand Forces MTSiJaI at Gallipoli Peninsula. Cenotaph Ceremony, War Memorial Museum, Domain. In commemoration of the New Zealandcrs who fell in the Great War, a Ceremony will be held at the Cenotaph, in front of the War Memorial Museum, on MONDAY, April 25, 1038, at 11 o'clock a.m., when Official Wreaths will be deposited. This will be followed by the laying of Wreaths by Next-of-kin, Citizens and Associations. Organisations desiring to lay wreaths are required to notify the Secretary of the Auckland Returned Soldiers' Asscn., Wellesley Street West who will issue a card, which is to be handed over at the approach to the Cenotaph. Seats (not exceeding 200 in number) will bo placed within tho Cenotaph Enclosure for the use of Elderly Mothers of fallen soldiers, tickets for which may be obtained from the Secretary of the Returned Soldiers' Asscn., Albert Chambers, Wellesley Street West, Cit ( v. Owing to the limited accommodation available, it is regretted that it is not possible to provide for the admission of children within the Cenotaph Enclosure. WAIKUMETE CEMETERY.—A Commemorative Service, presided over by the Chairman. Glen Eden Town Board, will be held at the Soldiers' Memorial, Waikumete Cemetery, at 3 o'clock p.m. Buses will leave from the Municipal Transport Station, behind the General Post Office, for Glen Eden every 15 minutps from 1.30 p.m. to 2.30 p.m. JAMES MELLING, Town Clerk. Z.E.F. MAIN BODY ASSN. Owing to the City Council not agreeing to permit the Main Body to hold their parade and service at the Cenotaph on the afternoon of Anzac Day, the parade is now cancelled. J. A. CAMERON, President. PROFESSIONAL PATENTS ATE N T S and PROTECTIONS Obtained in All Countries. JgALDWIN, gON & QAREY, REGISTERED PATENT ATTORNEYS. Dingwall Building, 87-93 Queen St., AUCKLAND. EDUCATIONAL Your progress is definitely assured . . your salary will advance at a worthwhile rate . . • once you have become Start immediately to study in the quiet and privacy of your own home. 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