amusements Met ro-Goldwyn-Mayers" Sparkling Comedy.. "The "The Philadelphia Story" Philadelphia Story" Philadelphia Story" Philadelphia Story Philadelphia Story ' f i with Cary Grant Katharine Hepburn James Stewart Ruth Hussey .... Roland Young Virginia Wcidlcr I Sir. JAMES- THEATRE Direction: Sir Benjamin Fuller j *: Daily at ll'a.m., 2 p.m., 8 p.m. | * Plans at the Theatre. Ph. 32-920 *,■ Associate Programme includes "The Milky Way." Academy j Award Cartoon, and St. James Air Mail Review, including the Retreat from Greece, etc. * Recommended as unsuitable for Children. 1 FULLER'S THEATRES I 1 PRINCE EDWARD j jiKSk k SiUIIMIIIIIIIIIIJIIII jmilllllllllllllllltlilllMllinillll!.'?. =: = (Jd _ GUEST NIGHT Gd | § Jc:in Parker, Johnn.v_ Downs in = | j •"J'AItKNTS <>X TRIAL" j | 1 Otto **Kmger, Gcrtmdc Michael in § i r """S*r.\ l! 2' j F THE qIRCUS" J | 1 Both " A 1 roved lor Universal Kx. g | VICTORIA | , 111111111111 im n 111: ai i 1111111 II: 1 i 1 1 1 is 2 Nightly, 7..'50. Saturdays, 1.30. = : 16d GUEST NIGH I-6d : = Boris Karloff in = ' 2 "MR. , WONG IN CHINATOWN f § and g i I ."GANG BULLETS." i; £ (Both \ Bee. by Censor for Adults.) g > - § 1 BRITANNIA S : * r '-so f- M - ' ; I Special Attraction! = | 1 Errol Flynn Miriam Hopkins in : | ~ "VIRGINIA CITY. ... s i § Recommended by Censor for Adults, g i Also: "WORLD IN FLAMES. | § Approved for Universal Exhibition. = 1 Latest Deaf Aid Sets Installed. -g .•HIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIItIIIfIIIIHHI'i T '5 1 CINEMA I ffilS f riiiiiiimiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiliiillii.- . = ~ To-nigbt. at. 7.30: Serial. 5J g = GUEST NIGHT, (id o,d Bd f.d = i Chas. Plickford, Harry Carey in , 1 § "STHE KT OF MISSING MEN 6d § § Rec. T)v Censor for Adults. = i Also Showing: "BLONDIE.' AJ | H Approved for Universal Ex. h =iiiitiiiiiiiii;i"iiisiii«ii | iai'i |||l,ll!l| i | "" l """ ! "" ,l '" ! "" :l "" : "" im _'" | - DOMINION ROAD ! i I ASTOK ||!!l Telephone 61-433 ! To-nicrht at S : Variety Session, 7.30. Bob Barns. Gladys G cor ere in "I'M FROM MISSOURI". Approved tfor Universal Exhibition Wilfrid Lawson in Edgar Wallace's Best Thriller, "THE TERROR." Recommended by Censor for Adults. STALLS, 6d : CIRCLE, 9d. [ I THE SIGNS OF THE TIMES ! THEIR CHALLENGE AND WARNING. | ! Hear this Message at the CONCERT j | CHAMBER, SUNDAY, AT 3 P.M. j j Speaker: MR. H. YOLLAND. ELLEQTORAL JgY-ELECTION. NORMAN DOUGLAS. Democratic Labour Candidate, I FORESTERS' HALL, HELEN SYILLE, 1 TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), June 19. 8 p.m. PUBLUC HALL, KUMEU, FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 8 p.m. Friends and Supporters invited to meet HON. W. E. BARNARD, M.P., and NORMAN DOUGLAS. R. TAYLOR, Organiser. i pUKEKOHE MAYORAL ELECTION, I TO-DAY (WEDNESDAY), j Reduction in mtes, if possible, without I affecting tlie efficiency of the borough services 1 and amenities, the enlargement of the ladies' ! rest'room and improvements to the municipal baths, arc aims of FREDERICK WALTER 6TEMBRIDGE (member of the "Works Committee for the past nine years). PUKEKOHE MAYORALTY. JL Polling To-day. M. R. Grierson, For Sound, Safe Administration, progressive to the limits allowed by war exigencies. rj\E KAUWHATA TOWN BOARD. EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. Pursuant to Soction 10 of " The Local Elections and Polls Act, 1925." I hereby give notice that the fallowing person has been dulv Nominated for the office of Commissioner fur'the To Kauwhata Town District: — ECCLES, Martin Ashton. And as the nominations received do not exceed the vacancy to be filled (1), I hereby declare the aforenamed person duly elected to such office. Dated at To Kairsvhata this 10th day of June, 1011. JAMES C. THOMPSON. | Returning Officer. | MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOB SALE I IMGHTY Years Piano Selling.—For Value, 1J Service. Satisfaction, you buy better from Begg's, cor. Vulcan Lane and Queen St. Phone 32-320. 171 REE SERVICE, Tuition, Delivery on all i- Pianos over £35, and Guaranteed 10 years.—BRITISH AND FOREIGN PIANO CO., Strand Arcade, Queen Street, opposite Majestic Theatre. Phone 44-4 10. "OIANO, perfect condition, walnut; private 1 owner; —YZ, 03 Herald. "Y7IOLINS, 'Cellos Strings, all repairs.— V Xorniaii Smith, Violin Maker, SwansonSt. A T W A T E RS' PIANO BARGAINS. HOFFMAN. Small practice piano .. 25gns. HAAKH. walnut, dark, iron frame, small 35gns STRAUSS, overstrung .. .. 40gns. CHAP PELL, dark, reconditioned, modern .. .. .. .. 52gns. ALLISON, lovely piano .. .. 55gns. B toad wood, Brinsinead Bechstein. Challen, ( happcll, Eavestafi, Kemtile, Kaps, and 100 other High-grade Pianos to choose from. Deposits from Weekly Payments from 6/-. over ■!00 Pianos in stock. With nil Pianos over 45gns., Free Delivery and Freight Paid. Free New Stool. Free Tuition and Music. A T \V A T 33 R a. The Leading Piano Specialists, CIVIC SQUARE. AUCKLAND. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS WANTED A LDEN, all makes Pianos; highest price .A driven. —Lewis Endy, Ltd. 42-01)2. A BBOT or any other make of Piano wanted. Also Ukuleles, Guitars. Piano-Accordeons, Hanjo-Maiulolins, Saxophones, Trumpets, Cornets, etc. - Chas. Begg and Co.. Ltd.. Corner Vulcan I.ane and Queen Street. A lAVATERS, Civic Square, Ph. 47-017. — Ring or Write Atwaters about selling your Piano or any other Musical Instrument. Highest spot, cash prices. Country Sellers: Atwaters will send a Representative Free. BEG CVS, 11 2 Queen Street, give Highest, Spot Cash Price for you,* Piano. Any make.— Phone 32-320. HORIZONTAL Grand Pianos wanted, any make. Highest spot cash price Begg's, 112 Queen Street. Phone. 32-320. PIANOS, Piano-Accordeons. Guitars, Saxophones. Violins. Best cash prices paid. Lewis Eady, Ltd., The, Box Office, Phone 42-002. 102 Queon St root . SIDE Drum for Homo Guaw!.—Particulars, Unit, (li t Hkhai.O. r pURN that Piano you're not using, into J- money. Highest cash price given.—Begg's, 112 Queen Street. Phone tt'-'-iVJO. ' BUILDING MATERIALS "I7IIBROUS Piaster, Ceilings and Walls; X quality unexcelled, largo stocks.—Leman Bros., Ltd., mo Balmoral t Rd., Balmoral. Phone 11-103.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23994, 18 June 1941, Page 12
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