Page 18 Advertisements Column 7

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

AMUSEMENTS I [T i c" 1 I | -LAST DAY °°' I Marlene Dietrich, Roland Young in | "THE FLAME OF NEW ORLEANS" | A Universal Pictnre. (Adult Recommendation \ = On the Stage: "THE ROMANOFFS' ;'" = RUSSIAN DANCE SCENA. FLO WHITF I at the Microphone. Also HOWARD MOnnv | at the CIVIC GRAND ORGAN. MUUI)Y | TO-MORROW 1 THUNDERING OUT OF THE PAGES OF I ZANE GREY'S LATEST AND I GREATEST NOVEL I THROUGH THE MAGIC OF § TECHNICOLOUR I COMES THE GLORIOUS WEST AS | YOU HAVE VISUALISED IT! I INDIANS! 9 ACTIONf = ROMANCE! 'MASSACRE! | THRILLS! ADVENTURE! 1 AND | SUSPENSE LEAP TO LIFE !!i UNDER ITS MAGNIFICENT GLOW! ZANE GREY'S GREATEST STORY "WESTERN UNION" 1 WITH I ROBERT YOUNG ' I Handsome Tenderfoot, RANDOLPH scorr Two-gun death-defjing Scout, VIRGINIA GILMORE For whom" brave men fought to the bitter end. SLIM SUMMERVILLE Funnier than ever. Covered waggons rolling over the prairies under 'The light of the western stars" women sharing dangers never meant for them as the mtsn they loved fought westward—whejgj death struck swiftlv and silently as the arrows of the savage Sioux—You'll -gasp at its sheer magniftcence and at the conclusion will want to applaud actors—producer and authors 20th Century-Fox epic.... "WESTERN UNION" Approved for Universal Exhibition. FIRST-HALF ' "WAR IN THE DESERT" (Amazing Pictures of the Capture of Bardia!) "TERRYTOON COLOUR CARTOON" "PARAMOUNT NEWS" (By Air Mail). ON THE STAGE: "TOPPER" (Top-hat, tails ana a onewheeled Bicycle!) HOWARD MOODY at the CIVIC GRAND ORGAN. | THE BERKELEY! bay, jLf Final Screening To-night at Eight: "J Irene Dunne, Melvyn Douglas ' L M "THEODORA GOES WILD" M T ., Yo ?, must see it again! Its really so delightfully funny! - 1 THE CAPITOL Uftgosa, M Jean Rogers and Bob Crosby in -M a "LET'S MAKE MUSIC" 1 /. A daunting «'Swmg" Musical. M aES r « ed - fO J V n i versal Exhibition.) Also Boris Rarloff, Amanda Duff in M "THE, DEVIL COMMANDS* M A Spine-Tingling Melodrama. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) RADIO APPARATUS FOR SALE QAN TOURSP Skyscraper Band Spread V Radids accurately tune in Jl«kow, Turkey, Berlin, Indo-.China, etc. No guessinsr Let us demonstrate. Phone 32-700 BOND AND BOND. LTD. ■CIREE Electricity for the Farm or Seaside J- Residence, with de luxe winchurger. £iy 10/- complete with 10ft tower. ' -o ttt ELCO RADIOS. LTD.. 16 Wyndham St. Phone 42-SSO. M.V., 5-v. Broadcast .Mantel, £3 10/; . Skyscraper 5-v. Broadcast Mantel, £7 10/. —Robertson Radios, Century Theatre Entrance. 'ItfERCURY" Car Aerials,—Mercury Auto Supplies. 22 Lower Albert St. Ph. 48-6 SO ]\JEW WORLD .7-VALVE RADIO, £34/10/-. Yugoslavia Russia Europe. RIPLEY'S RADIOS, v,, NO Mast Aerial. Effective, inexpensive, easily fixed.—All Radio Dealers, or Builders' Supplies Ltd.. Anzac Av. "PHILIPS All World.—i-v„ ISgns.; 5-T., 21gns.; 6-v., 2Sgns.—Philips, 16 Cnstoms St.; McCabe's, Newton. ST.C. Radio Service, Phone 44-449. E. « R. Cooper and Co., Strand Arcade. TTLTTMATE introduces Magic " Tuning.— = Greatest radio advancement.—McCabe's. 6-V. D. Wave, £o_*r—32 Francis St.. Richmond Rd. Terminus. A MAZING PERFORMANCE—Magnificent -A Cabinets; New Model Band Spread. 7-v; Radiojoy, £32/10/-. Musi be seen and heard to be appreciated. F. W MOUNTJOY. Manufacturer. Royal Oak Phone 54-444. jpiSHER'S RADIOS. 494 QUEEN ST., Cl. Phone 40-608. For "Courtenay" Radio. Known for Tone. Your old set taken as deposit on any new Courtenay World-Wave Radio. At least £5 allowed on your old set. See or Ring FISHER'S FIRST. BADIO REPAIRS LL Radios Serviced by Experts. Sets loaned free. Collected. Delivered. Prompt attention.—Ring Paine Bros., Otahuhu. A NY Make of Radio Repaired by efficient, expert Radio Technicians; mod. charges. —Beggs, Vnlcan Lane Corner. Phone 32-320. CAR Radio Repairs a Speciality.—Mercury Auto Supplies 22 Albert St. 4S-656; /4A_£AQ —Fisher's Radios, 494 Queen ~fcU DUO St.. will loan you a Radio Free while they are Repairing Yours. • PRODUCE FOR SALE ~~ BRAN almost unprocurable. Substitute Oat Pollard, 2nd grade, £5 ton; 5/- sack 80-901b.—Arthur's. 29 Fort St. HAY. 17 acres, first-class, splendid crop; Mar.gere. Offers.—HN, 93 Hervld. FRUIT FOR \ SALE GOOSEBERRIES. ISIb 9/-, short supply. rail paid.—S. H Rosenberg, Ohanpo. MOORE'S Orchards, -Henderson.—Plums, Xmas, Cherry, Jam. Cooking, December. 6/ 201b, 10/0 401b, 20/ SOIb; railed. , HERALD CASH RATES FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING. The following headings are charged at undermentioned rates:— Apartments Wanted Lost and Found Board Wanted Matrimonial (Specific) Bridge & Club Parties Personal Domestics Wanted Situations Vacant Farm Hands Wanted Situations Wanted Farm Work Wanted Strayed <fc Impounded Holiday Accom. Wanted Wanted to Rent Lease Wanted One Insertion, One Insertion 2 Lines .. 1/6 %-inch .. 4/9 3 Lines .. 2/3 %-inch .. 7/4 Lines . . 3/- 1 inch .. 9/6 Advertisements classified under alt other headings are charged as follows: One Insertion One Insertion 2 Lines .. 2/- Vi-ineh .. 4/9 3 Lines .. 3/- %-inch .. 7/4 Lines .. 4/- 1 inch . 9/6 If replies are to be posted, send 3d extra. BIRTHS. MARRIAGES, DEATHS, IN MEMORTAMS. BEREAVEMENTS. WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES. Minimum charge 4/- for 4 lines, 1 /'- each extra line. Births, Thanks to doctor/nurse, 1/- extra; to botlv doctor and nurse, 2/- extra. Engagement Notices (in social column), 6/-. Birth Notices should be signed by one parent and Marriage Notices by husband and wife. All orders for advertisements must be signed by tha Advertiser and address stated. * The Company does not bold itself responsible for non-insertion of any advertisement or advertisements through accident »r from any other cause whatsoever, or for error in the publication of any advertisement.