Page 26 Advertisements Column 7

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23181, 29 October 1938, Page 26

CIVIC Amalgamated Theatre^ttd.i II A.M. H DEFINITELY ONE OP THE 1 YEAR'S GREATEST 1 PICTURES. I If * * I Willi) . iiisiifl ALEXANDER'S ALEXANDER'S ALEXANDER'S ALEXANDER'S ALEXANDERS ALEXANDER'S ALEXANDER'S ALEXANDER'S ALEXANDER'S RAGTIME RAGTIME RAGTIME RAGTIME RAGTIME RAGTIME RAGTIME RAGTIME RAGTIME ALICE FAYE t TYRONE POWER DON AMECHE fill!!!!!!!,.] ■ft =52 Ttfrobbing drama greater than thi Jl praise that haf, acclaimei it! Puis- g|§ lng with the excitement of three lp sweeping turbulent decade*! Radiant iH with the story of a love measured si by the tempo of Irving Berlin's §1 matchless melodies! §f§ pc-4 In Addition . ,11 1 i PENN HUGHES- Si j| PENN HUGHES— .(j pl'l "The ever-popular Penn at the |§s Civic Grand Organ." ||| |?4 A 20th Century-Pox Special. p§ ; Approver" for Universal Exhibition. . ■ ■ ■ ' • .viae Upper Symonds St Dir.: R. J. Kerridge. To-day 2 —B. New*, 7.30. Phone 43-648. ASK YOUR FRIENDS .... among the big audience at the opening last night, about "Lire, Lots and Learn" . . . and then reserr« your seats for the most enJoyiMs entertainment you've had for MAST moon*. . . H "LIVE, LOVE AND LEARN^ with ROBERT MONTGOMERY ROSALIND RUSSELL •ROBERT BENCHLEY Also the State HIGH GRADE FEATURETTEf. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) * THE Karangahape Rd Direction: R. J. Kerridge. To-day 2 —B, News 7.30. Phone 43-008. Big Week-end Attractions TYRONE POWER LORETTA YOUNG and STEWART ERWIN in "SECOND HONEYMOON" Also CLAIRE TREVOR DONALD WOOD u> "BIG TOWN GIRL" (Both Recommended by Censor for AdulU.) "The Show Place of Auckland." " THE BERKELEY .. Cinema and Cafe Lounge By the Seal At Mission TO-DAY AT 2. TO-NIGHT AT B. . BOBBY BREEN in "HAWAII CALLS" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Brit. Air News, Cinesound Review. Watt DTsney Cartoon, "The Boat Bnildm," etc. THE CAFE LOUNGE.... Luncheons Teas Grilii Delightful Afternoon Teas by the Sea. To-night Supper "till 1 a.m. Dancing till 12. OPEN TO-MORROW. 12 —lO P.M. THE CAPITOL | To-night at a Quarter to Eight.. Michael BarUett, June Knight, la "LILAC DOMINO The Delightful Musical Comedy. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) • Also John Howard. Louise Campbell, la "BULLDOG DRCMMOKD r B r Thrilling story by "Sapper." „ • (Recommended by Censor for AoulU.) Matinee To-day- „ , , "Bulldog Drummond, Serial: TlB > / M ■ "1' I »'J T | THE WINDSOR I ]U To-day at 3. To-night at 7.30. . . Joel McCrea, Frances Dee, is M "WELLS FARGO. M A Stirring, Dramatic Romance. M (Approved for Universal Exhibition) Also Popeye Cartoon, "The FootteU IVI Touch Down," etc. THE CECIL HALL SCHOOL OF DANCING IN "WHAT THE SUN SAW." Spectacular Rhythmic Coloarfnl. TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER SATURDAY. NOVEMBER It 2 P.M. AND 7.43 PM. Particulars Later. VOCAL RECITAL AMY HANSARD f (L.R.A.M.). MARY MURPHY (L.T.C.L.). i VERNER WIBHARI (The Florian Sin(en). ALAN POW, Accompanist. 3 Part Madrigals and Modern Part Songs, Solos, 17th to 20th Cent. Composers, Student* Choir in a Short Cantata. MONDAY, OCT. 31. Tickets, afv g LEWIS EADY Boeing ' HALL IS" ** ATHLETIC SPORTS CARLAW PARK CARLAW PARK CARLAW PARK TO-DAY AT 2 P.M. THE GIRLS' SPORTS <■; THE GIRLS* SPORTS THE GIRLS* SPORTS SEE 400 GIRLS IN ACTIONI FIGURE MARCHING 0 FLAG DRILL TEAM EVJJNTS SINGLE EVENTS Band in Attendance. , '' ' ' Admission, 1/- Children, (w* Auckland Girls' Athletic AssoclatW-, RACING, MEETINGS, LEOTttg PUBLIC NOTICES, SCHOLAR# COMPANY NOTICES, ELECT TENDERS, CHURCH #£*" ETC.. APPEAR ON