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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23191, 10 November 1938, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS ' STILL ATTRACTING CROWDED ATTENDANCES. Dir.! J. C. Williamson Picture Corp., Ltd. , Sessions: J'l, 2.lf> and 8 p.m. k Warner Bros. Present "SUBMARINE D-1" "SUBMARINE D-1" "SUBMARINE D-1" PAT ' FRANK O'BRIEN McHUGH WAYNE MORRIS DORIS WESTON. LAUGHING LOVING AS ONLY SAILORS KNOW. HOW I The Swellest Shipmates in the Sub. service, who joined the Nnv.v to bco tho world through a periscope. United they stand. Divided they fall —for the same Birl. Also Showing: "LONG BRIGHT LAND." The first American All-Colour Picture of New Zealand. -PLANS AT REGENT. Talephone 82-888 for Reservations. Annrnved for Universal Exhibition. 'W I "THE LONDON" | Adults: '2 SPECIAL FEATURES! Res.: ftd BARBARA STANWYCK (/. "THE BRIDE WALKS OUT" l/ 6d MARGARET CHURCHILL J/. —"ALIBI FOR MURDER"— [ 6d Both Recommended Censor for Adults. \'/, THE LONDON, Opp. G.P.O. ' 1 TUDOR CINEMA [ This Evening at 8.151 m TYRONE POWER and m LORETTA YOUNG. im with STUART ERWIN, in s| "SECOND HONEYMOON" I=s (Recommonded by Censor for Adults.) Dp A Bright and Daring Comedy I §!ij§ Also: British News. Cinesound, Novelty, etc. •• | GAIETY CINEMA | • 10-nii?ht Only, !=== Fred Stono and GUEST NIGHT gs Louise Latimer in "GRAND JURY." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Fuller'B Theatres Phone 26-041 BRITANNIA O PONSONBY Newsreels Nightly ut 7.30 p.m. A Special Attraction. SONJA HENIE & DON AMECHE in "HAPPY LANDING." Joan Perry and Ralph Bellamy in "COUNTERFEIT LADY." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. I Fullers Theatres Phone 22-683 I VICTORIA O DEVONPORT I 7.30 - TO-NIGHT - 7.30 6d GUEST NIGHT —6d James Dunn, Sally Eilers, Pinky Tomlin in "DON'T GET PERSONAL." Approved for Universal Exhibition. Jack Holt, Grace Bradley, in "DANGEROUS WATERS." Recommended by Censor for Adults. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE COMMENCING SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19 (MATINEE AT 2 P.M.) DIRECT FROM NEW YORK Sir Benjamin Fuller's Third American importation:— THE MOST LAVIBH MIRACLE SHOW EVER STAGED . THE GREAT Nicola ico l a Nicola Ico l a Nicola ico l a Nicola ico l a Nicola ico l a Nicola ico l a Nicola ico l a AND HIS BRILLIANT COMPANY STUPENDOUS! BAFFLING! AMAZING!' BEWILDERING! The World's MASTER MAGICIAN A SHOW OF UNSURPASSED GRANDEUR Box Plans open at Lewis Eady, Ltd. TO-MORROW MORNING AT 0 A.M. Reservations, D.C. & 0.5., 5/- (Plus Tax). EXHIBITIONS ARf GALLERY. KITCHENER STREET. SHisE EXHIBITION OF PICTORIAL PHOTOGRAPHY From the ROYAL PHOTOGRAPHIC SOCIETY (LONDON). 10 a.m. • 1.30 p.m. ADMISSION FREE. Hold under the auspices of tho Auckland Camera Club and Kodak N.Z., Ltd. . JAMES MELLING. Town Clerk. ARMISTICE DAY mm A UCKLAND RETURNED SOLDIERS' ASSOCIATION (INC.). ARMISTICE DAY. Tho Returned Soldiers' Association desires that ail Citizens will strictly observe the request of His Majesty the King to observe tho Two Minutes' Silenco at 11 a.m. on Armistice Day in memory of the Glorious Dead. v The usual ceremony at the Cenotaph will be held at 11 a.m., to which all ExServicemen ore invited. Medals to be worn. J. W. KENDALL, • ' President. .X. A BUS WILL LEAVE THE <fp§» J± VICTORIA LEAGUE JgjjL ROOMS, " Pacific Hldgs., Wollesley St. East, TO-MORROW (Friday), ARMISTICE DAY, at 1.30 p.m. WiiSSf for WAIK-UMETE CEMETERY. Members of tho Loaguo will lay Rosemary on tho Soldiers' Graves. Monibors are asked to attend. Mrs. E. M. MACFARLANE, 0.8. E., President djU yiCTORIA LEAGUE (INC.). zsSgL A SERVICE Will bo hold at ®Sfis3 O'NEILL'S POINT CEMETERY WJlSar TO-MORROW (Friday), ARMISTICE DAY, at 10.45 a.m. Service conducted by Rev. Hill Johnson, and Speaker, Major Short. Mrs. E. M. MACFARLANE, 0.8. E., President LEGAL JJEUMEGEN AND JJEUMEGEN. BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS. Have Romovcd to IST FLOOR, NATIONAL INSURANCE BUILDING, O'CONNELL ST., AUCKLAND (Top of Vulcan Lane).TOILET M SUPERFLUOUS Hairs Destroyed.—Miss K-5 Hunter, 8.A., D.D.S., Reg., Raynor Salon. 42-440.