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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23274, 17 February 1939, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS Continuous from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. DE LUXE SESSION. 8 P.M. Paramount Present LLOYD NOLAN LLOYD NOLAN GAIL PATRICK GAIL PATRICK In "KING OF ALCATRAZ" "KING OF ALCATRAZ" "KING OF ALCATRAZ" "KING OF ALCATRAZ" "KING OF ALCATRAZ" • "KING OF ALCATRAZ" Approved for Universal Exhibition. An action-packed story of a man who fought his way out of Prison and then found that he couldn t beat the law of the Seal ASSOCIATE FEATURE HOPALONG CASSIDY HOPALONG CASSIDY HOPALONG CASSIDY (WM. BOYD WM. BOYD) v In Association with GEORGE "WINDY" HAYES In "PRIDE OF THE WEST* "PRIDE OF THE WEST" "PRIDE OF THE WEST" Approved for Universal Exhibition. Another of Clarence E. Mulford's Exciting Dramas of the wide open spaces. PLANS MAJESTIC PHONE 43-210. AN APOLOGY To the hundreds of People unable to gain admittance to HIS MAJESTY'S OPENING NIGHT WORLD-FAMOUS YOUNG AUSTRALIANS* REVUE AND BAND. SHOWING TO-NIGHT AND MATINEES SAT. AND WED.. 2.15. PRICES 31; 2/. Plus Tax. RESERVES, 4/-. EARLY DOORS 1/G GAL. Day Sales Theatre Kiosk. MAT. 2/*, 1/*. Reserves, 3/*. Plus Tax. YACHTING WORLD'S SAILING CHAMPIONSHIP SECOND RACE, TO-DAY (FRIDAY), 3 P.M. START AND FINISH OFF CURRAN ST. EXTENSI6N. Admission to Ground, 1/Patrons should note particularly that the race cannot be seen from St. Mary's Bay. The only access is via Curran Street. t. Mcknight, Secretary. WORLD'S SAILING CHAMPIONSHIP Will all persons who are loaning cars to tako the visitors to Rotorua on Monday, returning Tuesday, please notify Tel. 40-753 before 5 p.m. TO-DAY (Friday). t. Mcknight, Secretary. jf? Tft7ORLD'S CHAMPIONSHIP YV RACES. OLIVE LAUNCHES Leave Launch Stops TO-DAY (FRIDAY) AND TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) At 2.40, to Follow Races. Faro. 2/6. SUNDAY, 1.30 p.m. WORLD'S SAILING CHAMPIONSHIP SATURDAY AFTERNOON SATURDAY AFTERNOON THE FERRY BOAT PEREGRINE WILL FOLLOW THE FINAL RACE, LEAVING THE WESTERN SIDE OF FERRY BUILDINGS AT 2.30. It doosn't matter whether you are « Yachtsman or Yachtswoman, or neither, DON'T MISS THE THRILL OF SEEING THESE CRACK BOATS IN ACTION. FARE 2/- CHILDREN 1/GARDEN PETES NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL PARTY. THE WOMEN'S ORGANISATION, REMUERA BRANCH, EXTEND AN INVITATION TO ALL MEMBERS AND FRIENDS AT A "FETE" TO BE HELD AT THE RESIDENCE OF MR. AND MRS. W. P. ENDEAN, M.P., 3 JUDGE STREET, PARNELL. ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25. AT 2.30 P.M. MRS. G. CURTIS, Hon. Sec. Cars Will Meet Trams at St. Stephen's Avenue, 2.15 - 3 p.m. COME ALONG TO ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH GARDEN FETE, TO-DAY FRIDAY, Commencing at 2 p.m. HOLIDAY NOTICES SPECIAL BANK HOLIDAY.—The Whakatane and Rangitaiki A. and P. Association Show.—TUESDAY, ns from Noon, February 21, 1939, will be observed as a Special Bank Holiday at our Offices in Whakatane and Taneatua.—Bank of Australasia, Bank of New .Zealand, th© Union Bank of Australia, Ltd.