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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23157, 1 October 1938, Page 28

amusements . HURRY—BEFORE TOO LATE. THIS MODERN COMEDY. SEASON CONCLUDES THURSDAY. ■ J==l REGENT , THEATRE Dir.: J. C. Williamson Picture Corp.. Ltd. Sessions: 11, 2.15 and 8 p.m. DANIELLE DARRIEUX DANIELLE DARRIEUX Pronounce her namo, (Danicllo Dare-You.) Supported by » DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, JUN., MISCHA AUER, HELEN BRODERICK, LOUIS HAYWARD. "THE RAGE OF PARIS" "THE RAGE OF PARIS" "THE RAGE OF PARIS" PLANS AT REGENT BOOK NOW. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) I PRINCE EDWARD I = NEWTON Phone 46-252 | § Direction: Sir Benjamin Fuller. = I MATINEE O P.M. MATINEE 1 i £ P.M. . § I BUCK JONES in "MAN TRAILER" § § (Approved for Universal Exhibition), = = "Tim Tyler's Luck" (Serial), Our Gang = = Comedy; "Dumb Cluck," with Oswald = I the Rabbit; Stranger Than Fiction; = § Chili, Land of Charm, an educational = s Traveltalk; and on the Stage: s I NEDDO NEDDO I 7.30 7.30 WILLIAM POWELL MYRNA LOY | "DOUBLE WEDDING" j 1 A Love Comedy 1 A Riot of Laughs I = = (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) = = AND Ralph Josephine = I BELLAMY HUTCHINSON | = IN = I "THE CRIME of DR. HALLET" 1 I Thrilling Drama! Fiery Jealousy! g = (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) = e;i ffi || | NEW ROYAL |||| K ? h GS £o9i D - Matinee To-day, 2 p.m.—"The Spy. Ring," Colour Cartoon and Fishing Thrills. This Evening at 7.30. IRENE DUNNE—CARY GRANT and ASTA "THE AWFTJL TRUTH." Associate Feature: "THE SPY RING." Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. ANOTHER FAVOURITE ARRIVES. AUCKLAND OWNERS' ASSOCIATION, INC. FOURTH GRAND MATINEE TROTTING MEETING (Non-Totalisator.) (Licence granted by Minister Internal Affairs.) ALEXANDRA PARK, EPSOM (By kind permission Auckland Trotting Club.) TO-DAY SATURDAY. INTERESTING PROGRAMME OF VARIED EVENTS. (Approved by N.Z. Trotting Association under N.Z. Rules of Trotting.) FOUR NOVICE HEATS. , THREE SPECIAL ITEMS. LADIES' SADDLE RAGE PROVED HORSES AND RIDERS UNHOPPLED EXHIBITION PACERS v. TROTTERSPARADE OF TWO-YEAR-OLDS, (future Classic aspirants). * Handsome Trophies for All Winners. First Heat, 2 p.m. First Heat, 2 p.m. In accordance with Conditions of Race Meetings Act, 1909: "No Bookmakers or their Clerks or Agents sllowed to attend." Burnnand's Concert Band. Dixon Public Address System. ADMISSION FREE. C. E. CRAIG, Hon. Secretary. ww COMMUNITY SINGING M MAYFAIR THEATRE (Opposite J.C.L.) NEXT WEDNESDAY, 12 NOON, Featuring MISS RITA McCULLAY after a triumphant tour of the South Island Season ends in three weeks. CUBICLES I ... .Demand exceeds the supply only a few left. Reserve Promptly 1 TO-NIGHT , 8 p:m. -12 TO-NIGHT LAURI PADDI'S BAND Admis.: DRESS Admis: | 2/6 | OPTIONAL | 2/6 | ' RESERVES: TEL. 46-777. Manager NEIL EDGAR

NEW ZEALAND RED CROSS SOCIETY AUCKLAND CENTRE (Incorporated). CLASSES IN FIRST AID AND HOME NURSING- FOR MEN AND WOMEN ARE BEING FORMED. Enrolments aro, no>v being received at tlio Office of tho Society. 202 BRITISH CHAMBERS, HIGH ST. Membership 2/0, and Class Fee, 3/6. A. A. HARKER, Secretary. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL CUP SOCCER THRILLS TO-DAY—3 P.M.. FALCON CUP FINAL. NAVY ABELS NAVY v. ABELS NAVY ABELS A Decision must be reached—oxtra time if draw. Real Cup-Tie Football. EARLY GAME—2 P.M. 4TH GRADE CHAMP. FINAL REPLAY. jgAST gUBURBS V. QOMRADES. JgLANDFORD pAR K. ART UNIONS A UCKLAND* FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION Jljl (INC ) 4 Drawing Postponed until WEDNESDAY, October 10, 1038. Results Herald, Star, October 20. W. HARRISON. Secretary. EXAMINATIONS HP HE ASSOCIATED BOARD OF THE 1 ROYAL SCHOOLS OF MUSIC, LONDON (The Royal Academy and the Royal Schools of Music). A THEORY EXAMINATION WILL BE HELD ON SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 5. Entry Forms and Syllabuses may be obtained from Music Stores or from the Secretary. . Entries should be loft at the Office of the Undersigned not later than WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5. L. W. SWAN, ' ' Local SecretaryLister Building, Victoria Street East, Auckland, C.l.