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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23491, 31 October 1939, Page 14

AMUSEMENTS / £ Final Screenings To-day! ST. JAMES' THEATRE Direction: Sir Benjamin Fuller. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's "T CE TnOLLIES OF IQOQ "ICE J- OLLIES OF J-C/OU" With JOAN CRAWFORD LEW AYRE3 JAMES STSWART. Plnns at the 'J'hcalro Phone 32-920 (Approved for ■ Universal Exhibition.) iiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiililllWilliHilllnillllillllH THEY'RE BACK IN NO. 6 OF THE HARDY FAMILY HIT PARADE.. ■ - AND THE BEST OF ALL THEIR ADVENTURES! MILLIONAIRES FOII A DAY. YOUR FAVOURITE FAMILY HITS THE HIGH SPOTS IN THE SEASON'S BRIGHTEST COMEDY 1 TO-MORROW! TO-MORROW! TO-MORROW! AT 11 .... of course, at—— ST. JAMES' THEATRE Direction: Sir Benjamin Fuller. Happicut of all the "HARDY" SERIES • • Metro-Gold wyn-Mayer'a THE HARDYS 'THE HARDYS THE HARDYS THE HARDYS THE HARDYS THE HARDYS THE HARDYS THE HARDYS THE HARDYS THE HARDYS THE HARDYS THE HARDYS THE HARDYS HIGH" HIGH" HIGHHIGH' HIGH' HIGHHIGH' HIGH' HIGH' HIGH' HIGH' HIGH' HIGH' With 1 MICKEY ROONEY 1 1 MICKEY ROONEY § 1 MICKEY ROONEY 1 g MICKEY ROONEY B 1 MICKEY ROONEY g I MICKEY ROONEY §§ | MICKEY ROONEY J H as Andy Hardy, Millionaire Playboy §§§ m • • Young-Man-About-Town ... gg §j steps out to sample the night life g§ | . LEWIS STONE j j as Lovable Judge Hardy .. . all he jg m wanted was Security ... all he p M inherited was a headache ... sj J - CECILIA PARKER. | p a3 Marion . . . finding new heart:- B g| thrills and beautiful new clothes g ■ FAY HOLDEN ■ m as Mother Hardy ... all she wanted §§ was a new frying pan .... | SARA HADEN g ... Aunt Milly . . . she nearly H landed a husband I | BOOKINGS m are filling up ... . plans at the S i Theatre from 10 a.m. U {Approved for Universal Exhibition.) » HI UK THE' ASTOR DOMINION RD. Telephone 16-433 To-night at S : Variety Session, 7.30. DEAF AIDS INSTALLED. v. Warren William : Karen Morley s Lewis Stone : in "OUTCAST." John Lodge : Antoinette Cellier : In "THE TENTH MAN." Both Recommended by Censor for Adults CIRCLE, 9d : STALLS, 6d. DEMONSTRATIONS AUCKLAND GAS CO., LTD. GAS' COOKING DEMONSTRATIONS Will be held This Week as follows: AT DEMONSTRATION ROOMS, Gas Building, Pitt Street.—WEDNESDAY. 2.30 to 4 p.m. Lamb Chops, Green Peas, Cheese Souffle, Savoury Pastries, Apricot Tarts, Wholemeal Scones Bread and Madeira Cake Making, Ehubarb and Rice Custard. AT DEMONSTRATION ROOMS, Gas Building Pitt Street,—FßlDAY NEXT, -.30 to *1 p.m., the following Dinner will be cooked on the one setting of the Regulo:— Baked Stuffed Schnapper, Dutch Sauce, Roast Leg of Lamb, Green Peas, New Potatoes (Steamed and Baked), Steamed Raspborry Puddings, Rhubarb Pie. To follow:—Making and Baking Christmas Cake (Recipes given and explained), Savoury Pies, Asparagus Souffles, Date lea Cakes, Small Cakes, Pastry, Scones and Gems. ONEHUNGA.—A Cooking Demonstration will be held at our Onehunga Premises on WEDNESDAY, 2 to 3.30 p.m. AUCKLAND GAS CO., LTD. PLANTS, TREES, ETO.. FOR SALE -cX resistant. Giant flowering Exhibition strain, 2/0 50.—Sanders, Box 931. Auckland. ASTERS (Grego, prize strain), Marigolds (African, Guinea Gold), Violas, Phlox•I/O 100, posted.—Selwyn Nursories. Mt' Albert. A DVIGE on General Spring Gardening. .Coloured Booklet posted free from G#iffiths' Nurseries, Owens Rd., Auckland. BEAUTIFUL Gladiolas, Large- flowered varieties, choicest colours; 4/- dozen, 60 bulbs, 14/-, postage paid.—Griffiths' Nurseribs, Owens Rd., Auckland. BURROWS' Reliable Plants. Oniona, Straw,! l /-; Brown, 12/- 1000; Lettuce. 2/0 100; Tomatoes, all kinds Flower Plants, 1/- doz.; minimum order, C/-. We pay postage.—Burrows' Nurseries. Pukekohe. Enfield, Henderson's, Lettuce, Neapolitan! l/u xoo. Green Lane Nursery, Green Lane. /CALENDULAS I Giant double flowering; v -/C 50.—Sanders, Box 031, Auckland. pHRYSANTHEMUMS, Giant Curled varie\J ties, 12 distinct shades; 8/-, postage paid. —Griffiths' Nurseries. Owens Rd., Auckland. Tomatoes, .price sd, posted.— v Broadway Florist, Newmarket. Ph. 10-831. DELPHINIUMS, including Hollyhock strain, 2/- doz.; Mina Lobata, climber, 8 for 2/-, posted.—Collis, 618 Dominion Rd. KUMI Kuml and Gisborne Pumpkin—we can supply.—F.A.C.. Ltd., Hamilton. LIVINGSTONE Daisy, dazzling; 25 for 2/0, posted.—Coilis, 6-18 Domiuion Rd. MANURE, farmyard, well rotted.—Berry. Mt. Wellington. Phono 25-825. MARIGOLDS! "Sunset Super Giants'.'; 2/G ill 50. —Sanders, Box 031, Auckland. >HLOX Drummondil Now Prize Strain; . 2/0 50. —Sanders, Box 081, Auckland. r POMATOESI famous "Peerless' smooth JL red, 3/- 50.—Sanders, Box 031, Auckland. rpOMATOES. immense croppers, 7/- 100,• -L Onions, S/- 1000; Cabbage, Cauliflower, 1/9 100, posted. Selwyn Nursories, Mt. Albert. E ZINNIAS I Famous "Gold Medal" strain, 2/0 50.—Sanders. Box 931, Auckland. IDEBIA POLVCaRPA 1 BUDDED SPECIMENB. Wo offer a Limited Quantity of these mosi beautiful Berrying and Autumn-foliageri Trees Main and Female 10/0 Each J. BATESON AND SON, Waikato's Lending Nurserymen, Victoria Street (opp C.P.0.) Hamilton. Phones H4sft Hfififi PRODUCE FOR SALE SOUTHERN Table Potatoes, good, 23/6 J cwt.—F. Brown and Son. Pukekohe. LIAVE Your Cows, Dry Feed.—2nd-Grade O Oat Pollard, £'4 ton. 4/- sack 80001b. —Arthur's, 20 Fort St.