QUEST gEASON TWICE DAILY 9d 9d ALL SEATS 9d 9d At The | PRINCE EDWARD | NEWTON. Phone 40-252. Direction Sit Benjamin Fuller. Quality Entertainment Value for Money. (1) —G'inesound Newsreel. (2) —Boop Cartoon. (3) —Novelty. (4) —Drama tingling with action. Edw. ARNOLD Francine LARRIMORE in "JOHN MEADE'S LADY" - (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) With GAIL PATRICK GEORGE BANCROFT. (5) —Comedy packed with riotous laughs. Shirley ROSS Robert CUMMINGS Martha RAYE Monroe OWSLEY in "HIDEAWAY GIRL" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) To-night at S : Variety Session 7.30. John Wayne : Gwen Gaze : in "I COVER THE WAR." Recommended by Censor for Adults. Lew Ayres : Mary Carlisle : in "LADY BE CAREFUL." Approved for Universal Exhibition. CIRCLE 9d : STALLS 6d A UCK. CHAMBER MUSIC SOCIETY. THIRD CONCERT, THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, LEWIS EADY HALL, 8 P.M. Sonata for Four Players Loeillet Sonata for Violin and Piano .. Cesar Franck Quintette Opus 84 Elgar Phyllis Bloy, piano, Leela Bloy, Ist violin, Moya Cooper-Smith, 2nd violin, Lois Walls, viola, Lalla Hemus, cello Door Tickets, 2/-. No Reserves. J. FENTON, Sec. Phone 25-919. # COMMUNITY SINGING WEDNESDAY, 12 NOON. MAYFAIR THEATRE, opp. J.C.L. SPECIAL CHILDREN'S DAY. Song Leader: VERNON T. DREW. YACHTING irt -RICHMOND CRUISING CLUB. / (K\ ANNUAL MEETING CLUB HOUSE, SLOAN'S BEACH, HERNE BAY, TUESDAY, SEPT. 5, 1939, at 8 p.m. BUSINESS:—Report md Balance-sheet, Election of- Officers. Nominations close Tuesday, 29th inst. R, L. BOWDEN, Hon. Sec. MEETINGS rpHE NEW ZEALAND LEAGUE FOR -L THE HARD OF HEARING. The ANNUAL MEETING will be held in tne League Rooms, Myers Kindergarten, Upper Queen Street, C.1., at 8 p.m. on THURSDAY, August 24. 1939. At the conclusion of the business a musical programme, organised by Mrs. D. W. Dunlop, will be presented. FLORA PLUMMER, Hon. Organising Secretary. RADIO APPARATUS FOR SALE AC. and D.C. Radios. Entire Bankrupt • Stock Sacrificed, from £4. —Goodimaster, 855 Queen St., abovo Town Hall. A IRLINE "5," Limited stock, £9/17/6. — ■tX Lewis Eady. lf)2 Queen St. ARIEL 1939 Offers more Radio for your Pound—See the New Do Luxe Chrome Consoles —most modern on the market, and terms are easy.—WARWICK SMEETON. LTD., 9-11 Wellcsley St. East. A MERICAN Bosch and S.T.C. Electric, Xi. also Wembley Vibrator Single Battery, from £l2/10/-. —Write, phone or call E. R. Cooper and Co., Strand Arcade. Ph. 44-149. BARGAINS in Radios, suit all pockets.— 59 Hepburn St. (COMPANION Battery Radios. All-wave and Broadcast, Vibrator, Motex, thoroughly overhauled and guaranteed—to clear at Bargain Prices; easy terms.—JOHNS, LTD., Chancery St., Auckland, P.O. Box 471. Phone 47-054. Also at Kaikohe. A Free Demonstration costs nothA ing, but. it proves SKYSCRAPER RADIOS offer the greatest value. Phone 32-700, 40-142 or 46-733 nowl BOND AND BOND. LTD. MAJESTIC, 7-Valve, A.C.; £5; demonstration arranged.—Ring 40-993. 5 to 8 p.m. IVT , "^avoR adi°j °y Single I'J- Battery Vibrator Sets. Outclass all competitors. Every possible improvement incorporated. Writo for price-list and easy terms —F. W. Mountjoy, Radio Manufacturer, Royal Oak, Onelninga. 5.E.5. Phone 12-544. NO Mast Aerial, effective, inexpensive; easily fixed.—All Radio Dealers, or Builders' Supplies Ltd.. Anzao Av. Phone 40-133. 41-006. -PQ/17/R — New "Airline 5." Call early. <&V/ 1. I / U —Lewis Eady. 192 Queen St. COME AND HEAR THE ALL-STAR PHILIPS RADIOPLAYERS—MODELS FROM 14 GUINEAS. McCABE'S RADIOS. Cnr. Queen St. and Karangahape Rd.. Auckland. Phono 41-193. rjvRADE-IN JgARGAINSI All the Following Radios are Guaranteed to bo in First-class Working Order:— "GLOR.ADIO" 6-v. A.O. .. £3 15 0 "GOLDEN KNIGHT" I-v.. D.C. £4 10 0 "ZENETTE" 5-v., A.C. .. £5 0 0 "TEMPLE" 4-v„ D.C. .. £5 10 0 "LYR.TC" 5-v. .A.C £0 0 0 "TEMPLE" 5-v. A.C £lO 10 0 "TEMPLE" 5-v. A.C.-D.C. .. £l2 0 0 "TEMPLE" 6-v. A.C. All-wave £l7 10 0 "C.R.S." 6-v. A.C. All-wave .. £lB 18 0 (Demonstration Model.) NEW MODELS, 12 Months' Guarantee—"MONAßCH" 7-v A.C. £ls 10 0 "TEMPLE" S-v. All-wave .. £32 10 0 RADIOS. 11 Customs St. West. RADIO APPARATUS WANTED GAR Radio, good, second-hand. —Phono 13-507, 9 a.m. to 5.15 p.m. RADIO REPAIRS FOR an Honourable Job at a Fair Price Ring 40-641. Malcolm's Radios. 11 Anzac Avenue , - - - ■" V :■ -Y. RESTAURANTS AND TEAROOMS SANITARIUM Cafe, 174 Queen St., serves hot vegetarian dishes, also salads.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23431, 22 August 1939, Page 18
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