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Taranaki Daily News, 30 April 1937, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. 2 p.M. TO-DAY 8 P.M. Absolutcly your Last Opporlunity to sec — FREDRIC MARCH KATHARINE HEPBURN — In — "MARY OF SCOTLAND" "MARY OF SCOTLAND" (Rccoainientled by Ccnsur tor AiiuJts.) swAwi (Madc cosy and warm by spccial heating.) TO-MORROW! FOUR GREAT STARS. In a Vivid Romantic Comedy. HERBERT MARSHALL ANNE SHIRLEY GEKTRUDE MICHAEL MARGOT GRAHAME All together in a merry inix-up. "MAKE WAY FOR A LADY" "MAHE WAY FOR A LADY" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) The Most Captivating Comedy Romancc of the year. Plan at Collier's or Theatre 'Phone 843.

REGENT THEATRE I ELTHAM. TO-NIGHT! AT 8. TO-NIGHT! A fast-moving drama, bristling with thrills and action. A grcat story of the adventures of thc American Federal Agents in their light against organised crime. Microscopes against machine guns . . . rclentlessly tracking down nnseen and unknown mobstcrs . . . re-building their very images from simple clues, trapping them in their hide-outs from tiny bits of cvidenco. RICI-IARD ARLEN: VIRGINIA BRUCE BRUCE CABOT - In — "LEGION OF VALOUR" "LEGION OF VALOUR" "LEGION OF VALOUR" "LEGION OF VALOUR" "LEGION OF VALOUR" ('LEGION OF VALOUR" - With - ALICE BRADY. (Rcconimended by Censor for Aduits.) At 7.45 p.m. Episode 5 "Great Air Mystery" serial; also a Newsreel, an Amusing Coloured Cartoon, a Beautiful Musical Number ■ and a Good Comedy.

MANAIA k KAPONGA TALKIES. MANAIA, TO-NIGHT. A new — a difTerent Gracie — in the picture the world has been waiting for ' her to make— GRACIE FIELDS — In — "QUEEN OF HEARTS" KAPONGA TO-NIGHT MANAIA TO-MORROW. Arliss as you love him best— as a blithe philosophic tramp, roaming the highways, lcaving joy and gladness in his wake. GEORGE ARLISS — In — "TIIE GUV'NOIt." COASTAL TALKIES. Oaonui Saturday — "LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEIIOY" Pungarehu, Monday; OJ;ato, Tuesday; Okaiawa, Wcdnesday; Auroa, Thursday. "QUEEN OF IIEARTS." (All Picturcs Universal Exhibition.)

RACE CLUB NOTICES. WAIKATO RACING CLUB (Inc.). QORONATION j^pETING, TE RAPA RACECOURSE, HAMILTON, SATURDAY & MONDAY, MAY 22 & 24, 1937. NOMINATIONS for all events close at 5 p.m. with Messrs. Blomfield and Co., Shortland Street, Auckland,, or at 9 p.m. with the undersigned, TO-DAY (FRIDAY), April 30, 1937. E. H. O'MEARA, Secretary. P.O. Box 56, Hamilton. 'Phone 1898.

PIANOS AND RADIOS FOR SALE. — , (JIIIPMENTS of,New Pianos constantly arrivlng. / see thc new modern ( Uprights ait3 Grands from £58/10/-. j Easy terms. NIMMO'S.

QOLLIER'S FOR J^ECORDS. ■ TROISE AND HIS MANDOLIERS. G 40067: Serenade No. 1 (Toselli); Hungarian Dance No. 5 (Brahms). LARRY ADLER, The Virtuoso of tlie Mouth Organ. G40076: Duke Ellington Selecti'on. Inti'O.: Solitude; It Don't Mean a Tlting; Mood Indigo George Gershwin Selection. Intro.: The Man I Love; I've Got Rhythm: Rhapsody in Bluc. WILF CARTER, Thc Yodelling Cowboy. G22956: Returning to My Old Prairie Home; Trail to Home Swcet Home. G22957: Tlie Dying Mother's Praycr; My Blues Havo Turned to Sunshine. MAGN1FICENT BRASS BAND RECORDS. G22884: Steps of Glory— March Mcdley (Grand Massed Brass Bands). G22783: Harlequin March; Jamie's Patrol (Munn and Felton's Works Band). THE f-nLL BILLIES (With their owr ovelty Accompaniment). G23000: Blue Ridge Moon; Whcn the Moon Hangs High. G23001: Golden Slippers; Thc Hobo's Spring Song. ^OLLIER'S J^JUSIC j-JOUSE. DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH.

A PERFECT SET OF TEEITI FROM £1/-/-. H. W. ER,JST (Ncav Plymouth, Limitcd), SURGEON DENTiSTS, Sole's Buildings, Corncr DEVON and CURR1E STREETS. Singlo Tooth and other Repairs (2 hours service) from 5/-Re-making Set 15/Painless Extractions 2/6 Extractions 1/EXTRACTIONS FREE WHEN SETS ARE ORDERED. Hours: 9 to 5. Opcn Friday Evcnings.