AMUSEMENTS SPECIAL! Exclusive Pictures of the FUNERAL OF THE LATE PRIME MINISTER. EMBASSY J. C. Williamson's Intimate Theatre. Sessions: 11 a.m., 2.15 p.m., 8 p.m. LAST TWO DAYS"DARK VICTORY" BETTE DAVIS A Warner Bros.' Presentation. (Recommended as More Especially for Adult Audiences.) THURSDAY NEXT! ANNOUNCING THE 11-YEAR-OLD SINGING SENSATION I GLORIA JEAN GLORIA JEAN GLORIA JEAN • GLORIA JEAN GLORIA JEAN GLORIA JEAN * A SUNBURST OF JOY To warm every heart ... as Universale Newest Star . . the radiant young- song bird who is news to the world over . . . makes her screen debut, bringing joy and gladness . . melody and laughter. She's utterly refreshing! In "rpHE JJNDER - pUP" "rjrHE "UNDER-J3UP" "rjpHE jJNDER - JpUP" |JNDER - pUP" JJNDER - JDUP" It's delightful entertainment brought to you by PASTERNAK, producer of all the Deanna Durbin successes . . . and it's beyond doubt the happiest picture ever madol With NAN GREY ROBERT CUMMINGS C. AUBREY SMITH BILLY GILBERT A New Universal Picture. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) PLANS ON VIEW AT THEATRE. TELEPHONE 32-060.
Deaf Aids Available. To-night at 8 : Variety Session, 7.30. Gladys George, Mickey Rooney, Franchot Tone, Virginia Weidler, in "LOVE IS A HEADACHE." Approved for Universal Exhibition. Lanny Ross, Gloria Sluart, in "THE LADY OBJECTS." Recommended by Censor for Adults. CIRCLE, 9d : STALLS, 6d. AMUSEMENT PARK —— CIVIC SQUARE TO-NIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT AT 7. Special Feature, MECHANICAL WAXWORKS. Electric Speed Cars, "Krazy Plane," "Giant Octopus" Ride, Mechanical Shooting Gallery, Penny Arcade, Skittles, and Numerous Other Attractions. COME ALONG—IT'S ALL FREE TO SEE. A Bowler and Sullivan Presentation. ATHLETIC SPORTS v, MOUNT ALBERT S GRAMMAR SCHOOL ANNUAL ATHLETIC SPORTS SCHOOL GROUNDS TO-DAY (TUESDAY), APRIL 2, COMMENCING AT 2 P.M. OLD BOYS' 100 YARDS CHAMPIONSHIP 4.4.-, P.M. Parents. Old Boys and Friends of the School arc Cordially Invited to Attend. A UCKLAND AMATEUR -a ATHLETIC AND CYCLE CLUB. (v* VICTOR LUDORUM CUP V CARNIVAL. ONEHUNGA RECREATION GROUND, SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 1040, at 2.15 p.m. Full Programme of RUNNING, HURDLING, JUMPING. FIELD AND LADIES' EVENTS. Entries Close on FRIDAY NEXT at 0 p.m. in Club Rooms. 17 Alston Chambers, fi.'l Queen Street. F. J. BRYAN, Hon. Secretary. DEMONSTRATIONS AUCKLAND GAS CO., LTD. GAS COOKING DEMONSTRATIONS Will be held This Week ns follows: AT DEMONSTRATION ROOMS, Gas Building-, Pitt Street—WEDNESDAY, to 4 p.m. Roast Rabbit, Bacon Rolls, Roast Potatoes in Skins, Steamed Spinnach and Marmite, Steamed Apple Pudding; Applo and Tomato Savoury, Wholemeal Bread, Scones and Pastry. AT DEMONSTRATION ROOMS, Gas Building, Pitt Street—FßlDAY NEXT, '2.30 to I p.m. On one setting of the Regnlo:—Tomato Puree, Stuffed Baked Fish, Roast Shoulder of Mutton, Baked Potatoes, Steamed String Boans, Applo Pic. Rice Custard. To follow:—Sponge Sandwich, Savoury Pastries, Scones, Tcacakcs, Applo Shortcake. ONEHUNGA —A Cooking Demonstration will be held at our Onehunga Premises on WEDNESDAY, 2 to 3.30 p.m. SPECIAL COOKING CLASSES. For Housewives.—lndividual and Personal Instruction in Cooking on MONDAYS. For Business Girls—Spocial Cooking Classes will begin on TUESDAY. April 0, at 7.30 p.m. For further particulars apply to Mrs. Mann, Chief Cooking Domonstrator, at our Pitt Street premises. Telephone 10-414. AUCKLAND GAS CO., LTD.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23620, 2 April 1940, Page 14
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