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New Zealand Herald, Volume 79, Issue 24231, 24 March 1942, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS | REGENT J. C. Williamson Picture Corp., Ltd. SESSIONS: ll'.O, 2.0, 8 P.M. 808 PAULETTE HOPE , GODDARD A Paramount Picture, with ED. ARNOLD NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH" NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH" He's Got to Tell the Truth for 24 Hours. Here's the Laugh Panic that Makes "Caught in the Draft" Just a Snigger. POPEYE CARTOON ("Pest Pilot") "HANDS OP DESTINY" "What the life line hand readings of Hitler, Mussolini, and Mr. Churchill and Mr. Roosevelt Reveal. " Snow Dogs " - - - - Sportlight. Plans at Regent Telephone 32-888. Recommended by Censor for Adults. STRAND Direction: Civic Theatre. Ltd. 11 CLARK GABLE • % CLAUDETTE COLBERT In Columbia's Sparkling, Happy Entertainment, "IT HAPPENED ONE NIGHT EXCELLENT SUPPORTS PARAMOUNT NEWS Recommended by Censor for Adults. 1,11,1 . RESERVES J 111 jfHONE: 43-114 1 AMBASSADOR PT - Errol Plynn, Miriam Hopkins in "VIRGINIA CITY."- Waggons forward! The shout that started the greatest adventure you've ever seen on the screen. Recommended by Censor for Adults. "March of Time," and other specialty featurettes. Adults 1/-, 1/G. 'DROME no L N?G%T a D "HOUSEKEEPER'S DAUGHTER" {A) Wed. (Guest Night), "Luck of the Navy" (U) and "Mystery of Mr. Wong" (A) A—Adult Certificate. U—Universal Exhib. PEERLESS THEATRE To-night, Wednesday and Thursday, 7.45. — Ann Sothern, Roland Young, in "DULCY." Also screening, "THE HIT PARADE OF 10il," starring Kenny Baker. Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. MEETINGS NZ. RED CROSS SOCIETY (INC.), .AUCKLAND CITY SUB-CENTRE. Notice of Meeting. An Extraordinary General Meeting of the Auckland Sub-Centre will be held on Tuesday, 31st inst.. at 8 p.m.. at Mercantile Cha-inbers, 101 Customs Street Business: To adopt Rules and Regulations for the Auckland City Sub-Centre. (Signed) A. A. HARKER, Secretary. , N.B. Admittance by membership card onlv, either cream or blue. mHE NEW ZEALAND INSTITUTE FOR 1 THE BLIND. , „ , The Annual Statutory Meeting of Contributors for the Election of Two Trustees and a Chairman will be held at the Institute for the Blind on TUESDAY. April 7, 1942, at 3.30 p.m. m . No person is eligible as a Trustee unless nominated in writing by two contributors. Nominations must be left with the Secretary at, least seven clear days before the date appointed for the meeting. Forms of nominations may be obtained from the undersigned. J. E. BROADFOOT, Secretary. A UCKLAND AMALGAMATED SOCIETY AOF SHOP ASSISTANTS 1 INDUSTRIAL UNION OF WORKERS. , A Special Meeting of the above Union will be held in Chamber of Commerce (lpstairs), Swanson St., on Tuesday, March 31, 1012, at 7.30 p.m. sharp, when the following Resolutions will be moved for adoption or otherwise: — . , , , , Resolutions-.—(1) Retail Shop Assistants Dispute: That the Dispute between the Employers and the Union in relation to wages and other working conditions be referred to a Council of Conciliation for settlement. (2) Re Fruiterers' Dispute: That the Dispute between the Employers and the Union in relation to wages and other working conditions be referred to a Council of Conciliation for settlement. L. PURCELL, Phone 41-758. Secretary., MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR SALE BARGAINS.— Boehm, Gramer, £6o. Melotone Pianos, 1 Anzac Av. EGG'S, for SO years the Leading Piano House, sell only Dependable Guaranteed Pianos. —For Genuine Value, call Begg's. Vulcan Lane Comer Phone 32-320. HAPPELL, perfect instrument, bargain, £lls. —Melotone Pianos, 1 Anzac Av. TARRETT & GOUDGE, £57; Payne, £65. tj —Melotone Pianos, 1 Anzac Av. ] PRACTICE Pianos (4), good, from £3o. . Melotone Pianos. 1 Anzac Av. FOR QUALITY PIANOS, all Fully Guaranteed and at Low Prices, see the selection on view at WEBB'S PIANOS. Academy Bds., 427 Queen St., next Tabernacle OVER'S MELODY HOUSE, 186 Upper Symonds St. Phone 4S-392.—N0 shortage of Pianos here. A large range of Brst-class instruments from £35. "It's here you get real Value." C< A L E O F PIANO S. O ATWATERS Urgently require their basement for an air raid shelter arid have to remove over 100 Pianos These instruments must be sold and each Piano has been heavily reduced. THIS SACRIFICE IS YOUR GAIN. Never again will you have the choice of so many fine Pianos at such low prices, FOR CASH OR EASY TERMS. COUNTRY CLIENTS.—Send for Free Catalogue—any Piano sent on trial. Free Delivery. , Instruments to bo sold include Player Pftinos, Baby Grand, Small Model Uprights, Organs, FROM £25 UPWARD. Call or write immediately, A T W ATEE S, CIVIC SQUARE, AUCKLAND. Phone 49-047.

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS WANTED A TWATERS, Ph. 49-047, Civic Sq., give fx the very best Spot Cash Prices for Pianos, Player-Pianas and Organs. AH ME It wants strong Piano for chi|dren to learn on.—C, St>2 Herald. rpUNER lias 2 clients wanting- Pianos.— X Send details to Tuner, 863 Herald. A RL>EN ABBOTT or any other make of l\ Piano wanted. Highest spot cash offered or will trade-it- or exchange. o BEGG'S MUSICAL ELECTRICAL CENTRE, Queen Street. Phqne 82-320. A RTHtJR BREE, Piano Taper. Repairer, 1\ Polisher. Free Advice.—lo-748. A TWATERS. Phone 4U-U47. Civic Square, have the best Tuners and Repairers. OVER'S Melody House, riymonds St.— ' Action and Toning. 10/fs ALL Tuning and Repair Work by Expert Craftsmen.—Begg's Musical and Electrical Cnitre Phone 82-320. , RADIO APPARATUS FOR SALE t'ISHER'S Radios, 404 Queen St., for yoni next. Courtenay Radio. —Phone 40-tiQM OIIILCO Tubes improve the performance X of any Radio.—Begg's, 112 Queen St. PHILIPS All-World.—4-v., 18gns.; 5-v„ X 2'lgns.; 6-v., 28fin». —Philips, 13 Customs St. McCabc's, Newton. Lj T.u Radio bervice Phone 44-440.—E H O. Cooper and (.'p.. Strand Arcade. USED Radios, all guar. 3 mths., wide selection, £3/10/ up.—Wiseman's Ontboards, 82 Customs St (under Red Clock), C.l. C-Valve Vibrator Battery Set; £l6/10/-. — D Webb's Radios. 11 Wcllesley St. East. A MAZING TRADE-IN VALUES are ob A tainable on ELCO Radios 1 Let us Value Your Machine anil Demonstrate a Now ELCO in Your Home. ELCO RADIOS. LTD.. 111 Wvnrllinm St. Phone 42-OHQ. ■ Anio j oYi " 1042. Band-spread and World-wave Models are wonderful. Pfices from £ 18/10/- lo £75 Why listen to muffled rebrotidcasts? Get London direct on a "Radiojoy."—£\ W. MOUNT.TOY. Radio Manufacturer, Royal Oak, SE n. Ph. 64-444. r VALVES, CM/10/-. —It's amazing value O for this modern, Crusader Radio. Powerful, selective, excellent tone, handsome cabinet. Easy Terms available. Phono 32-700 for Free Home Trial.—BOND & BOND, LTD NOTICE. —Any Person listening to the War News on an H.M.V. Radio enjoys that remarkable clarity known only to. H.M.V. Owners. "High Q" Models are now available. The Cadet at £l4/19/o.' The Broadway at £lB/18/- (World-Wave). , WISEMAN'S OUTBOARDS, Phone 41-233 (Under the Red Clock), 32 Customs Street, Auckland, C.l. Best trade-in value in- Auckland.—if you come to WINGATES first for your Courtenay Radio Set. Full stocks of models available, from 5Valve Broadcast to 10-Valve 'World-Wave. Courtenay Radio Receivers give you Bandspread Tuning on All World-Wave Models. WING ATE AND CO., LTD.. Opp C.P.0., Queen Street. Phone 43-750. DOGS FOR SALE