CINEMA. AGAIN we are proud to present ANOTHER GREAT ATTRACTION 2.15 2.15 The he s TATE TATE 8 p.m 8 p.m Direction: Amalgamated Theatres N.Z. Ltd. NOW -SHOWING | ( A mirage or women on the j i l' j blazling sands as on they i 1 j I trudged toward love or deatn j j 1 i I I I I } I VICTOR ICTOR VICTOR icTort T7ICTOR ▼ ICTOR Boris oris Mct aglen cJUaglen KS Mct aglen cJUaglen 111 Karloff, ARLOFF, EEGINALD TYENNY, EGINALD JLX EGINALD JL/ENNY, 11! ALLACE TPORD x C w ALLACE ORD i r I The t ost "patrol ” he JUost Jl atrol” The t ost "patrol ” HE JUOST Jl ATROL" The t'ost patrol” HE XiOST X ATHOL ” THE T OST p.ATROL ” HE X ATROL ” THE T OST p.ATROL ” HE JLiOST X ATROL” Recommended hr Censor for Adults, A tremendous drama nr eleven men abandoned amid hostile Arabs. They laughed at death and- dreamed of women. “The Lost Patrol” Is stupendous in Its beauty, daring, and power. It blasts the bedrock or the human J I heart: its players actually lived their roles lit the sweltering heat or the desert. Every woman will love this gripping story of living men. EXCELLENT FEATURETTES. Plans at Smith’s Book Shop, 249 A'ictorla Phone 3322. Or Theatre, Phone 1416. SCHOOL OF ART. JJAMILTON g’CIIOOL QF rjTOORAK QHAMBERS, VICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON CLASSES COMMENCE SEPT. 17th. All Branches of Decorative and Commercial Art Taught. Prospectus and Enrolment o! pupils from the Principals: Ida H. Carex (Phone arter hours. 2423); Adele Younghusband (Phone after hours, 2523): ai school from Sept. 4th., 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 1 Monday to Friday; Saturday 10 a.m. to 12 noon. Evening: Wednesday and Friday, 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. The Public are invited to view Works of Art at School. 2 ' CARDS AND DANCING. ANNUAL Dance, Loyal Hamilton Lodge, Manchester Unity Oddfellows, Regent Hall,. TO-NIGHT. Mayall’s Orchestra. Ladles 2/-, .Gentlemen 3/-, Double 4/6. HOCKEY Club Dance and Card Evening. in the Matangl Hall. THURSDAY, 6th September. Clayton’s Orchestra. Ladles 1/6, Gentlemen 2"/-. 135 LOOK! it’s Gaia Night, Rukuhla, Thurs., Sept. 6th. Flyger’s Orchestra. Good novelties; supper. 5 ST. Mary’s Euchre and Dance, Marlst Hall. Every Wednesday at 8 o’clock. Admission 1/6 S T -A ST, AIDAN’S HALL, CLAUDELANDS. THURSDAY, 6th, 8 p.m. Admission 1/-, 1/6. Radio Dance Band. This Saturday—-Another h.c.c. Grand Gala. in TO-NIGHT! To-night! Horsham Downs, Old-time Dancing, Waltz Competition. Monte Carlo. Admission 1/-, 1/6. 84 WIND-UP Hockey Dance, HOROTIU, THURSDAY, 6th. Excellent supper. Forrest’s Orchestra, Novelties Galore. 62 IDAN’S gOCIAL QLUB ANCE tV' POULTRY A EGGB FOR SALE. ELECTRIC Hatch Chicks, pullets, hen 14 chicks, hatching eggs, etc. Any quantity to 4000. —Ralph Forlong, Klwltahl R.D., Morrlnsvllle. Phone 226 J. 4 ANIMALS FOR SALE. . AY Cob, quiet, £6 10s. —Phone 2695. — r no COAV (house) good, due Sept. 5, 4th calf; guaranteed sound. —Apply Times. GOOD Yearling Jersey Heifers.—Wm. Holtby, 7 2 Naylor St. 83 MILCH Goats, Swiss, Angora (recommended invalids). —Particulars Trom Chlnnery-Brown, Ngaruawahia. 64 FOR SALE.
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Waikato Times, Volume 116, Issue 19353, 5 September 1934, Page 1
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