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

AMUSEMENTS Hill MAJESTIC Mil Continuous from 11 a.m. NEDDO'S CHILDREN'S PARTIES ARE NOW CONCLUDED and TODAY'S SESSIONS COMMENCE AT 11 A.M. AS USUAL. 2 OUTSTANDING ATTRACTIONS! It's Comedy, Comedy, then mor6 Comedy plus Exquisite Dancing, Entrancing Music and Delightful Singing. Approved for Universal Exhibition. It's Hollywood through a keyhole. Actually filmed in Hollywood s Famed Night Club, "COCOANUT GROVE. NOAH BEERY, JUNR.. WM. CARGAN, NAN GREY. DOROTHEA KENT, In * I "SOME BLONDES I ARE DANGEROUS" Recommended by Censor for Adults. Champion of Champions and a Boxing Fool. . . .But Ono Little Blonde Knock- ■ out" Hung Him on the Ropes. Plan Majestic. Phone 43-210. lIIISIIIII I THE ASTOR dominion kd. 111111111111 Telephone 15-433 DEANNA DURBIN Herbert Marshall. Arthur Treacher, in "MAD ABOUT MUSIC" "MAD ABOUT MUSIC" Approved for Universal Exhibition. John "Wayne, Diana Gibson, in "ADVENTURES END." ' Recommended by Censor for Adults. Popular Prices : Reserves No Extra. MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 P.M. Deanna Durbin in "Mad About Music, "Tim Tyler's Luck,"j Cartoon, etc. CIVIC THEATRETTE Hill = SESSIONS: 2.10 AND 8 P.M. | i I A 3-HOUR SHOW | IP d 6d = ' , , § BRIAN DONLEVY Gd = GLORIA STUART = in 6d| "36 HOURS TO LIVE"' i Recommended Censor for Adults. uu = THE JONES FAMILY , I THE JONES FAMILY I "EVERY - SATURDAY 6d| NIGHT' ~ | Approved Universal Exhibition. 6d~6d 6d 6d 6d 3d 3d 3d 3d 3d HENDERSON Jeannette Mac Donald and Nelson Eddy in "MAYTIME." , v (Universal Recommendation.) SKATING GLIDE GLIDE AUCKLAND'S PREMIER RINK. TO-DAY'S SESSIONS: 10 A.M.—l2 NOON: Morning Session. All Primary and Secondary School Children 6d 12 NOON—I.3O P.M.: Adm. and Skates, 6d.. 1.30—4.30 P.M.: CHILDREN'S MATINEE Whistles, Monte Carlo, Lolly Scrambles. Adm. and Skates, 1/-; under 12, 6d. 5 —7 P.M.: Learners' Session. 7.30—11.45: NAVY NIGHT. HOCKEY RACES NOVELTIES. Admiss: 1/-, Skates. 6d, Floorage, 6d. WED. NEXT:—GRAND FANCY DRESS MASQUERADE CARNIVAL. THE GLIDE, CNR. KHYBER PASS and PARK RD. *# * * PIRATE SHIPPE/^ & ft & * * THE CABARET THAT SETS THE v STANDARD. TO-NIGHT; SATURDAY! GRAND OLD-TIME .DANCE GRAND OLD-TIME DANCE CARNIVAL! CARNIVAL! Music by the Famous Pirate Shlppe Orchestra of 6 Instruments. TWO SPACIOUS DANCE FLOORS (Upper and Lower Decks). Novelties and Favours Exclusive to the Shlppe BALLOONS MONTE CARLO. * STREAMERS. ETC.. ETC. Scenic Settlings by Edward Armitage. Free Bus Transport to and from Shippe, leaving Dovonport 7.40 and 8.0 p.m., Bayswater 7.25 and 7.55 p.m.. returning after dance. ADMISSION. From Auckland, including Free Bus Transport! DOUBLE 3/6. SINGLE 2/-. From Devonport or Bayswater, including Frae Transport: DOUBLE 2/6, SINGLE 1/6. Cabaret Suppers from 9d. Phone 23-414 for Reservations. E. R. MOJCTAT. M.O. SPECIAL PRIVILEGES FOR THE VEHICULAR PATRONS. Motor-car and 2 Persons. 4/- Return (minimum). Each Additional Person. 2/- Return. This includes admission to Cabaret and Dance. Tickets available at the Vehicle Office (via Devonport ONLY) NEW PLYMOUTH MARDI GRAS CARNIVAL. A Carnival, extending for one week, is being hold at the Ngamotu New Plymouth, commencing on DECEMBER 26, 3938, and terminating on JANUARY 2. 1030. Applications, with particulars, are invited from Side Showmen who are desirous of attending and having space reserved. ' W. S. THOMSON, Box 145, New Plymouth. Secretary.

AVIATION . AUCKLAND CLUB PARACHUTE DESCENTS TO-MORROW, SUNDAY AFTERNOON. MR. L. E. A. HAYWARD, the Club's young parachutist, will demonstrate PARACHUTE JUMPS using tho NEW IRVIN 'CHUTES Just Landod from Groat Britain. EXHIBITION OF AEROBATICS • By FLIGHT-LIEUT. D. M. ALLAN. Passenger Flights. Stunt Flights. Suburban Buses, Ltd., Bus leaves Bus Station 1.20 p.m. Sunday. Four - Passenger Ambulance Aeroplane available for flights to any Aerodrome »n New Zealand. LAWN TENNIS COACHING by Craig Partridge. Huge .selection Kacquots.-—Wiseman's, Queen St. T>ONSONBY. —Vacancies Players. Hard -L court, play any time.—Phone liT-000. RACQUETS Rostrung; work guaranteed.— Watt's Sports Depot, Exchange Lane. rpENNJS Court wanted to hire for this X season; Home Bay district preferred.— Phone 27-152. VACANCIES Players; 4 Courts; 3 Colfix, l chip.—Muir, Chemist, Balmoral. "\7AGANCIES Players, private chip court, V Epsom Ave. —Phono 28-173. R"~OYAL OAK LAWN TENNIS CLUB, 10 FINE GRASS COURTS. Have Vacancies for ® SENIOR AND JUNIOR PLAYERS PHONE 17-687.