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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23769, 24 September 1940, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS HERE'S LAUGHTER TONIC jjj TWO BIG DOSES |y AT THE jgj si DISPENSARY OF FUN • §sl g=g AND GLADNESS. pf MAJESTIC U ~!|l !!!i!!!!l!l!!!!iil!!!li!!!l!!l!!l!i!illl!l!ll!!ii H H 23 CONTINUOUSLY 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. EVENING 7.45 p.m. Yon will scream with laughter and excitement at the rescue of Baby Sandy from a procarious perch on the top prirders of a lof I y skyscraper by FILMDOM'S FOREMOST FUNSTERS MISCHA AUER EUGENE PALLETTE BILLY GILBERT EDGAR KENNEDY jj NAN GREY jj a TOM BROWN jj m BABY SANDY m m baby sandy m §1 AND THE LITTLE TORNADOES Igg a BUTCH and buddy m iH The mischief-making musicians ||=§ |=3 of "Tho Under-Pup." == HI In a Merry Adventure |Hf §g COPS, CROOKS AND COMICS. |g| 1 "SANDY IS A LADY" §g "SANDY IS A LADY" Jj H§ (Approved for Universal Exhibition). ggg "M B.E.F.'b Bubbling Barrel of Fun, g|§ I "CHEER BOYS CHEER" Hj 1 "CHEER BOYS CHEER" |j M HIGH JINKS IN A BREWERY, gg] fl with •- gs= NOVA PILBEAM § 1 EDMUND GWENN jp jj JIMMY O'DEA. gg -=== Approved for Universal Exhibition. §||| 2§g Episode 8— §§ "THE GREEN HORNET." jj H PLANS AT THEATRE. HI ==g Phone 43-210. TUDOR CINEMA | i=| This Evening at 81' J GRETA GARBO, 1' MELVYN DOUGLAS 1 and INA CLAIRE 1 "NINOTCHKA" -s; (Recommended by Censor 'for Adults). = This Year's Smartest Picture 1 HI Garbo in a Comedy for the first time. 22 Directed by Ernst Lubitsch. 11 ALSO: Pete Smith Novelty— Australian Cinesound, Etc. GAIETY CINEMA | Phone^a^GC. L To-night, 8. == Tyrone Power and Loretta Young in M "SUEZ" s (Approved for Universal Exhibition). :i» •it To-night at 8. Variety Session. 7.30. Gail Patrick, Akim Tamiroff, Lloyd Nolan, Anna May Wong in "DANGEROUS TO KNOW" Nell Hamilton. Evelyn Venable in "HOLLYWOOD STADIUM MYSTERY" Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. STALLS 6d CIRCLE 9d MEETINGS I uuuuuubu i SSUS3 GALWAY PATRIOTIC GUILD. A Meeting of Chairmen and Secretaries of All Branches of the Guild in the Auckland Metropolitan Area will be held in the COUNCIL CHAMBER, TOWN HALL, at 11 a.m. on WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1910. R. COLEBROOK, Acting Hon. Secretary, Executive Committee. LOCAL BODY NOTICES RANK L I N ZONE. BRITIBH CHILDREN. Applications may still be lodged by persons offering homes for BRITISH CHILDREN, between the ages of five years and sixteen years, for the duration of the war. Information is not yet available of the probable date of arrival in the Dominion of British Children to be officially evacuated, but, according to advice received from the Government, the evacuation scheme prepared will lie carried out. FULL PARTICULARS of the scheme, and application forms, may be obtained from the Clerks of Local Authorities in FRANKLIN ZONE: —Franklin County Council, Pukekohe; Pukekohe Borough Council, Pukekohe; Papakura Burough Council, Papakurii; Waiuku Town Board Waiuku; Tuakau Town Board, Tuakau; Mercer Town Board, Morcer. _KOUSES (FURNISHED) TO LET_ BUNGALOW, well furn., 4 rooms, 2 bedrooms. garage, garden, in beautiful order, omins. Mangere Railway Station; rent £2 10/ per week, monthly, in advance, to approved tenant.—Apply personally to J. D. Campbell, Green Lane Estate Agent, 156 Green Lane East. HOUSE, furnished, Mission Bay, 1 minute . bus and beach, to approved tenant, no children; references; middle-aged couple preferred; 3gns. a week. —Ring 2S-085. QT. STEPHEN'S AV.—3 largo Rooms, O separate cooking and entrance; share corns.: adults. —S.T., 257. Hehald. HOUSES (UNFURNISHED)LET EPSOM, Select Locality, Minute Trams.— Superior. Part Furn., Modern Home, every convenience, phone, garage. Lady, will-, ing share.—Apply IlKtiu.n. SHOPS AND OFFICES TO LET T\/I ODRIIN Building, Front Sunny Office; l'J- pari furn.; 17/(1. —Barfoot's, -15-Dls. EOO.M, large, Ist floor; inspect.—ls) War- ■ wick Chambers (next Wiseman's). TO LET OR LEASE AKAGES, locked, 5/- week; open, 8/(3. VJT Johns & Gee, 120 Newton Rd. TARGE BRICK FACTORY, off Queen JJ Street. Rent £2 jier Meek. Suitable for any kind of business.—See Sole Agent: •R. H. WOOD. 204 Dilworth Bldgs. WANTED TO RENT BACH, furn.; pensioner, permanent; rent must be reasonable; Auckland or vicinity. U.Z.. :VU>, If KHALI). COTTAGE, small, Seasido Bach (perm.)i mod, rent.—Pensioners, 07. HtßAi.n. CIRIB, sniali, fnrnished, wanted to rent.— > Adults, 330, Hkhai.d. ARAGEr vicinity 215 Gillies Ave., Epsom. —1;„ 802 M. HKIIAt.i). HOUSE, 5-0 rooms, seaside, wanted rent permanently.—X.Y.Z., 255, llkkai.p. HOUSE, 3 rooms, convs., New Lynn, Avondale, Mt. Albert. —Duthie, Golf Road, New Lynn. ST. HELIERS BAY.—Small Bungalow.— Phono 3 3-220. TINFU RNI SHED House. 5 to 0 rooms. A.C. IJ current, handy town. —-A.Y.. HIT, Ifekai.d. TYPISTS MISSES BASTEN. Typists, Stenographers, -i-'-L Duplicatists.—Victoria Arcade; 40-742. MISS HANTON Confidential' Public TypItX ing, Duplicating.—Vulcan Bldg., 30-014. EXPERT Typing, Duplicating.—Margaret Wynne. Ist Floor. Dingwall Bid?.. 40-741. OHIROPRAOTIO A T. REDDELL, Palmer School GraduA. ate. —Treatment given in the Home.— Phone 41-81S, Mt. Albert. Consultations free. CHIROPRACTIC Institute. Lionel Duggran, Principal, 43 Winstone Bldg. Ph.4M) f JO. DUGGAN, Miss Freda (Palmer Graduate), N.Z.C.A. —Winstone Bldg. Ph. 40-414. GILES & GILES, Palmer Graduates Members N.Z.C.A., Dilworth Bldg. Ph. 45-525. PERCY HAMBLIN, Palmer Graduate, 10 years' American experience.—Col. Mut. Idgs.j 412-244,