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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23620, 2 April 1940, Page 14

AMUSEMENTS ###**###*##########* | SPECIAL ! | Exclusive Pictures of the S FUNERAL OF THE LATE £ £ PRIME MINISTER # J* Will Screen at All Sessions. | I MAJESTIC Ik | f ,|| li!|||!ll||jl|||||l!!l!!i!i!!l! ! l' i ii!!l!Jiff f Universal Pictures present ifc BABY HUGH $ | SANDY HERBERT | \ "LITTLE ACCIDENT" * i* Approved for Universal Exhibition. Also £ LEW AYRES ANITA LOUISE y 31 TOM BROWN LANA TURNER T£ T JANE BRYAN • MARSHA HUM ANN RUTHERFORD # in . # # "THESE GLAMOUR GIRLS" * A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Feature. >(£ Approved for Universal Exhibition, Additional Attraction: £!? ST. JOHN AMBULANCE NATIONAL BABY CONTEST FILM ja Screening £ To-day To-morrow 1 Nos. 50(1 to 710 | 1 N T os. Ito7o | # PLANS THEATRE. PHONE 43-210. MAJESTIC "'iiißiiiiiiiiitifr FRIDAY 1 FRIDAY! "To Be Dauntless in the Face of Danger." "To be Fearless in the Face of Death." THAT IS THE "CODE OF THE SECRET SERVICE" See Uncle Sam's Secret Agents In CYCLONIC ACTION. SMASHING FIGHTS. DARING ESCAPES. Matching Wits with Counterfeiters .... Bullets with Killers. "CODE OF THE SECRET SERVICE" WITH RONALD REAGAN RONALD REAGAN RONALD REAGAN ROSELLA TOWNE ROSELLA TOWNE ROSELLA TOWNE EDDIE FOY Jun. EDDIE FOY Jun. EDDIE FOY Jun. A Warner Bros. Picture. Approved for Universal Exhibition. AND The Greatest Emotional Drama Ever Filmed. They threw him into Reform School . . . Branded him a Criminal . . . they showed him no Mercy, but he dared to come back to the Girl who • loved him! WALLACE FORD PATRICIA ELLIS STUART ERWIN ALINE MACMAHON "BACK DOOR TO HEAVEN" "BACK DOOR TO HEAVEN" A Paramount Release. Recommended by Censor for Adults. PLANS THEATRE PHONE -13-210. ROLL up- TO THE RECRUITING COMMUNITY SING TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), APRIL 3, In The CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL 1'J.30 p.m. to 1.45 p.m. Son£T Leader: FRANK BROAD. At the Piano: MRS. BARRINGTON SNOW. Assisted by: TOM TUOHY. Speaker: LT.-COL. TILSLE\. Sponsored by the Auckland Metropolitan Patriotic Committee. COLLECTION IN AID OF PATRIOTIC FUNDS.

QAB A R E'T JJETEOPOLE INAUGURATES ITS 1910 DRESS SUIT NIGHT NEXT WEDNESDAY. TROTTING THAMES TROTTING CLUB TWENTY-FIRST ANNUAL MEETING SATURDAY. APRIL 6, 1940. ACCEPTANCES may be lodged with Messrs. Blomfield and Co., (57 Shortland Street, Auckland, up till 5 p.m. TO-DAY (Tuesday), and will close with (he Secretary, Thames, the same evening at S p.m. E. O. BROWNLEE, Mary Street, Thames. Secretary. Phone 310 M. THOROUGHBREDS "AIDEN Pacer, (i jears, by Man o' War. . —•>! Maidstone St., Grey Lynn. ARES C-i), stinted 10 sood Sire, for sale —Berry. •-!!!>. Hkh.u.p. LMINT, good proposition ivintcr racing —l7 Cornwall Park Ave., Epsom MEETINGS /THE NEW ZEALAND INSTITUTE FOR 1 THE BLIND. The Annual Statutory Meeting of Contributors for the Election of -J Trustees and a Chairman will be held at the Institute for the Blind TO-DAY (Tuesday), April '2, 1910, at 3.30 p.m. J. E. BROADFOOT, ' Secretary. AUCKLAND AND SUBURBAN LOCAL A BODIES' UNION. THE MONTHLY GENERAL MEETING will be held in the Trades Hall, Room A, TO-MORROW (WED.), April 3, at 7.30 p.m. Business: General. (Signed) H. S. CALLAGHER, Secretary. N.Z. N RATIONAL AUCKLAND WEST BRANCH, The Annual Meeting of (he Auckland West Branch will be held in Leys Institute. THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 7.15 p.m. Members and intending members cordially invited to be present. E. STALLWORTHY, Hon. Sec. ELECTORAL AUCKLAND GRAMMAR SCHOOLS. ELECTION OF MEMBER. Notice is hereby given that ARTHUR SHAPTON RICHARDS, ESQ.. being the only person nominated, has been elected Member of the Auckland Grammar School Board by the Members of the Legislative Council and the House of Representatives usually resident within the Provincial District of Auckland. CHAS. E. ) G. TISDALL, Returning Officer. Auckland, April 3, 1910. NURSESI AND NURSING HOMES "IT'AIRVIEW" Medical and Convalescent JL Home. Trained staff. Social Security Benefit*.—lo Fairview JRd.. Mt. Eden. 14-662