Page 18 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume 78, Issue 24133, 27 November 1941, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS TO-DAYI TO-NIGHT I ' ROXY ROXY Queen St. Continuous from - . 11 a.mTIVOLI > TIVOLf Near Grafton Bridge. Nightly > at 8. > Phone 41-341. V. Phone 44-136. i Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. ROXY CONTINUOUS SESSIONS: 11 _ 2 5 8 TIVOLI NIGHTLY AT 8 O'CLOCK, WHEN A ~ SNARLING SIX-GUN WAS LAW ALONG THE BORDER I Cow boy Tim Holt Hair-trigger action in Cowboy Tim Holt the days when a blazCowboy Tim Holt j ng six-gun was law Cowboy Tim Holt Cowboy Tim Holt Cowboy Tim Holt —— Cowboy Tim Holt _ tt ir* Cowboy Tim Holt ALONG THE Cowboy Tim Holt . ~n r „ Cowboy Tim Holt. RIO GRANDE Cowboy Tim Holt Cowboy Tim Holt «• AI f)NG THE Cowboy Tim Holt ALUINU inu Cowboy Tim Holt RTQ GRANDE Cowboy Tim Holt KIU Cowboy Tim Holt ——— —— Cowboy Tim Holt Cowboy Tim Holt ————. Cowboy Tim Holt pav WHIT! FY Cowboy Tim Holt WHIILLI Cowboy Tim Holt aND his 6 . bar Cowboy Tim Holt nri\u~&Ci'vQ Cowboy Tim Holt COWBOYb Cowboy Tim Holt (Approved for "ALONG THE RIO GRANDE" "ALONG THE RIO GRANDE" RAY WHITLEY AND HIS 6-BAR COWBOYS Universal Exhibition.) ALSO Added \ ttraction dded Attraction GIRL VICTIM EXPOSES TOURIST CAMP RACKET "UNDER AGE" "UNDER AGE" "UNDER AGE" ALAN BAXTER ALAN BAXTER NAN GREY (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) 1500 SEATS AT 1/- II- 1/- lb CHILDREN 6d 6d Gd 6d 6d Gd CRYSTAL PALACE MT. EDEN Phone 60-573 RIALTO RIALTO NEWMARKET Phone 48-009 To-night, Fri. and Sat., at 7.45 j First Suburban Screening i ALICE FAYE—JACK OAKIE THE NICHOLAS BROTHERS, THE FOUR INKSPOTS, The Stars of "Tin Pan Alley" with the Cream of the World's Variety, in "THE GREAT AMERICAN BROADCAST" Approved, for Universal Exhibition.' PETER LORRE in the Thrilling "Stranger on the 3rd Floor" Recommended by Censor for Ad pits. QTATF DEVONPORT. Phone 70-101. OlAlt To-night, Fri. & Sat., 7.30. James Stewart, "POT 0' GOLD" J. Hubbard, "MURDER AMONG FRIENDS" Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. QTATF ONEHUNGA. Phone 54-344. OIAIE, To-night, Fri. & Sat., 7.45. Joan Blondell, "TOPPER RETURNS'* G. Montgomery," 'COWBOY & THE BLONDE Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. DDTWrCQQ DOMINION RD. Ph. 61-439. rIxIINCLdJO To-night, Fri. & Sat., 7.45. James Stewart, "NO TIME FOR COMEDY" - Lloyd Nolan, "SLEEPERS WEST" Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. Ann PHT RICHMOND AV. Ph. 27-235. AULLrnI To-night, Fri. & Sat., 7.45. Sabu, "THIEF OF BAGDAD" (All Colour) & "SCATTERGOOD PULLS THE STRINGS" Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. pep AT PONSONBY RD. Ph. 26-940. IvEiVj/\L Final Guest Night at 7.45. Joe Penner, "MR. DOODLE SICKS OFF" George O'Brien, "TIMBER STAMPEDE Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. " RACING

AUCKLAND RACING CLUB. MID-SPRING MEETING, 1941. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29, AND MONDAY, DECEMBER 1. FIRST RACE ABOUT 1Q NOON. •ADMISSION: To Racecourse — Each Person 1/6 Vehicles .« .. .. 2/6 Leger Enclosure— Each Person .. .... 3/Grandstand — Gentlemen .. .. .. 10/Ladies 5/Amusement Tax Paid by the Club. MEMBERS OF THE NAVY, MILITARY -.AND AIR FORCES IN UNIFORM ADMITTED FREE. Children under 12 will not ba admitted to the Grandstand Enclosure. - No person who has at any time since the passing of " The Gaming and Lotteries Act Amendment Act. 1908." followed the occupation of a bookmaker or bookmaker's clerk, no disqualified or undesirable person, will be admitted to the Ellerslie Racecourse during the Mid-Spring Meeting, and if such person is found on such course he will be removed therefrom and proseeut-ed for trespass. The promotion of sweeps is prohibited and any person infringing this regulation will be removed from the racecourse and prosecuted. W. S. SPENCE, Secretary. WANTED TO SELL A UCKLAND SCALE CO., Little Queen St ■XX Registers, Scales, new. 2nd-hand; terms. BATHS, Basins. Califonts, Windows, Iron, Timber. Stoves, 2nd-hand.—6o Hobson St. ED ROOM SUITES & DINING SUITES, from £*l tlh Hi. Beautifully designed. Ufieapest m Auckland. WEBB'S FURNITURE AND PIANOS, Address: 353 Karangahape Road. Opp. Vogue Theatre. "DLINDS, guaranteed fadeless. Holland.— JLf Alexander's, opp. Town Hall. Ph. 48-294. Bags Used Clothing, from £l V —Mrs. Aitken. 17 Aft. Eden Ed. LjADY'S, w Victoria St.—Used Clothing. ■tf. Parcels, £l ; Bags, £2. £3. 14. etc. 40-790. McClary ' s - 3 P' ate '' ** I?LECT. Appliances, expt. Repairs—Crosher antl Sons, Ltd., Lorne St. Ph. 40-93r>, T?OR Guaranteed Quality Furniture, made £ A ln r,, onr , factory; easy terms arranged.— H. A. Taylor Ltd.. 202-208 New North TM GARDEN Tools and Lawnmowers. For quality and selection, Prime's, Newton. T AWNMOWER, Green's. 16in., Silens ! Messor, practically new; had hardly any nse; Grass Catcher, all complete, £lO. ZR, IPS llkuald. ow Taubman's Paint for •*2— Satisfactory. Job.—Primes lor REFRIGERATORS. J-1 nominal; silent, efficient; reasonable~r~~^ rigera t° r Ho " 3e - 27 Wjndham St S Du?bf n S ' Coliars, Harness, all quality.— —!j- ' Albert St.. opp. Buckland's VCALES, new, second-hand, Renairq—. ° Accurate Scale Co.. 1G Commerce St QEWING Machines, electric motors, £O/15/oL™ Si: BCM " a ' - eiota, 154 QINGER Shop Karangahape Rd i k 308 o°/0 Postasre *9/ n"ft witb 13 xl 4 P] y. 2/ "' BeUer ra des stocked! tELTZER BROS., oj Victoria St. W. Ma • derful value)• Army Bell' rIJl G pr i <w,oriproofotent wH| ideal ft? c& 2/6, 3in, sis pr for i/a ™LE r-, „? o,ted posted 2/3; Sleeping Ba/rs' Fnii&h « P r " proof Janara. with hffi finish waterMcks, as above, only make from Heavy Khaki Canvas for 10/flx™ S i 9 v o!oni -l 1 All-pure Wool, orhe? now for Xmas. presents, size 70 x 100 for BOlfer^ r fark^ 13 '. m rOWtt Bue< i ed material, idea! J ac *et, s.m., m, and 0,5,, for at! sws: iasfis ™ i