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New Zealand Herald, Volume 78, Issue 24103, 23 October 1941, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS Cosy and Warm. Dir.: Civic Theatre, Ltd 11 A.M., 2 P.M.. 5 P.M., 8 P.M. Prices: 1/- to 3/4. Very Latest Deaf Aids Available. Plans at Theatre Box Office. Ph. 30-100 ON THE STAGE, AFTERNOONS AND EVENINGS, MOMI KAAIMOKU, HAWAII'S BEAUTIFUL FILM STAR. The Most Beautifully Presented Act ever seen in Auckland. ON THE SCREEN. A STORY WITH ALL THE FURY AND FIRE OF ITS TWO STARS! JAMES CAGNEY—ANN SHERIDAN "CITY FOR CONQUEST" "THE HEART OF A CITY.... that has no heart!" And the Struggle of a Boy and a Girl to get a place in the sun will bring you to Laughter and sometimes close to Tears. SPECIAL PARAMOUNT NEWS. AMAZING SCENES OF THE EARLY STAGES OF GERMANY'S ATTACK ON RUSSIA. A Warner Bros. Programme. Recommended by Censor for Adults. | THE BERKELiYI^^?^ M Final Screening To-night at Eight. William Powell, Myrna Loy M "I LOVE YOU AGAIN" M One Loner Loud Scream of Laughter .. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) IVI CiriPsonniJ ("Drive on Beirut"), etc., etc. | THE CAPITOL | TV! Pat O'Brien. Constance Bennett in JJ "ESCAPE TO GLORY" ' : Suspenseful. U-Boat Drama. M Also Charles Cobnrn. Killie Burke in M "THE CAPTAIN IS A LADY" MA Real Surprise—Humour and Romance CBoth Rec. by Censor for Adults.) TUDOR | | ROLAND YOUNG REM IT ERA Ph. 21-749. To-night at 8! eee= Nancy Kelly. Robert Cummins and s Hugh Herbert in the Comedy; ■ H "PRIVATE AFFAIRS" fill (Approved for Universal Exhibition ) ALSO: AIR MAIL NEWS —"Old Eng. —— lish Taverns" Australian Cinesouud see and Musical Novelty. lteSa>. "HAWAIIAN pas*— N IG HTS" U* SPECIAL GRAND DANCE By Popular Request. Conducted by the AUCKLAND MOTOR YACHT CLUB (INC.) "WESTHAVEN" CURRAN ST. EXTENSION. HERNE BAY. MONDAY, OCTOBER 27, S P.M. GUS LINDSAY AND HIS ISLANDERS. Admission 2/6. Free Buses leave City Terminal 8 p.m.. Ponsonby P.O. S.lO and 5.45 p.m. Depart after dance via College Hill, Hobson St., Newton. New Lynn. Dress Optional. Reserves—V. CRICHTON. Phone 42-974. AMUSEMENT PARK lIIHI CIVIC SQUARE Jilllj OPEN EVERY EVENING MATINEE 2 P.M. SATURDAY. THE "CRAZY HOUSE" AND NUMEROUS OTHER ATTRACTIONS —A Bowler and Sullivan Presentation— FUNERAL NOTICES rsCa A UCKLAND PROVINCIAL ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER. The First Principal requests the attendance Of Companions at the Funeral of their late V E COM P. JOSEPH CATCHPOLE. The Cortege will leave his late residence, 62 St. Alary's Road, Ponsonby. at 2.30 p.m. TODAY (Thursday), for Waikumete Cemetery. J. W. JERVIS, Scribe E. BRETHREN are requested to attend the Funeral of our late esteemed R.W. BROJOSEPH CATCHPOLE, P.G.W.. which will leave his late residence, 62 St. Mary s Road, Ponsonbv, for Waikumete Cemetery, TODAY. the 23rd inst.. at 2.30 p.m. OLIVER NICHOLSON, Prov. G.M. CHURCH NOTICES O OCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL. O Requiem Mass for the late P. D. Haskins of Wellington.—A Requiem Mass will be celebrated at ST. PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL. Auckland, at 10 a.m. on SATURDAY, October 25. The Celebrant will be the Ri?ht Reverend Monsignor Holbrook. His Lordship Bishop Liston will preside. All Brothers and Sisters of the Society are requested to attend. EXHIBITIONS AUCKLAND UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. ANNUAL EXHIBITION, SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE. The Annual Exhibition will remain open to the Public from 1.0 a.m. to 9 p.m. TO-BAY (Thursday), and FRIDAY, closing on SATURDAY at Noon. The Public is Invited to Attend. Admission Free. L. O. DESBOROUGH. Registrar. R A WINGS AND PAINTINGS including SUR-REALIST & ABSTRACT WORKS by ADELE YOUNGHUSBAND (recentlj returned from Australia).Club Rooms, Auckland Society of Arts. Victoria" Arcade. DAILY: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission Free. POR SALE BY TENDER m O BREWERS. POR SALE BY TENDER. An Old-established Brewery, complete with Modern Bottling Plant, situated on the West Coast of the South Island. Tenders .close NOVEMBER 20. 1911. For further particulars apply in writing to BREWERY, 84CM Herald. 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