Page 10 Advertisements Column 3

Auckland Star, Volume LXXIII, Issue 174, 25 July 1942, Page 10

[ AMUSEMENTS THE sth WEEK NOW And Thousands of Patrons "ARE STILL TALKING" About " HOW GREEN WAS MY VALLEY." DON'T MISS IT ! DAILY — 11 — 2 — 5 — 8. All Phone Reserves Must Be Claimed By 7 p.m. Plan at || f l|» and Begg's, Theatre j Queen Street. 411 century i^pQueen Street — Phone 42-169. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. — Deaf Aids — Central Heating — Six Academy Awards Acclaim Richard Llewellyn's Great Novel, " How Green Was My Valley" " How Green Was My Valley " " How Green Was My Valley " " How Green Was My Valley " With Unforgettable Characters. THE BEST PICTURE OF THE YEAR. A 20th Century - Fox Special. With An All-Star Cast. WALTER MAUREEN DONALD PIDGEON O'HARA CRISP ANNA MASTER RODY lee Mcdowell And THE WORLD-FAMED WELSH SINGERS. Short Subjects Include:— Yanks Arrive in Emerald Isle — Big Naval Stage Revue, with Tyrone Power and Champ. Joe Louis — W.A.A.F.'s in "Behind Our Planes. Approved for Universal Exhibition. "71 VICTORY U VICTORY V Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. — The Theatre Classique — Situated Corner Green Lane and Great South Road. Phone 16-647. TO-NIGHT AT 8. Surrender Or Fight! Happiness or Duty — He chose to do his duty and fight. ANTON WALBROOK — SALLY GRAY DERRICK DE MARNEY In the Bnlllr.nt story of Patriotic Sacrifice. "DANGEROUS MOONLIGHT" "DANGEROUS MOONLIGHT" "DANGEROUS MOONLIGHT" "DANGEROUS MOONLIGHT" Selected Featurcttes Include WALT DISNEY'S "Little Whirlwind." Recommended by Censor for Adults. [crystal 1 RIALTO 1 PALACE RIALTO MT. EDEN NEWMARKET Phone 60-573 Phone 48-609 Theatres of Distinction Both Theatres Centrally Heated. FINALLY TO-NIGHT AT 45 Never Was Laughter More Needed Than Now! AND NEVER WAS A PICTURE MORE LAUOH-LADEN THAN "SKYLARK" ... It will wing into your heart and make you happy . . . It's just right for right now! CLAUDETTE COLBERT — RAY MILLAND BRIAN AHERNE BINNIE BARNES — MONA BARRIE WALTER ABEL. In the Romantic Mirthquake "SKYLARK" — Associate Feature — RALPH BIRD — CAROL HUGHES "DESPERATE CARGO" Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. NEW REGENT I=. To-night at 7.45. Phone 60-142. JOAN CRAWTORD — MELVYN DOUGLAS "A WOMAN'S FACE" LOUISE PLATT — GENE LOCKHART "TELL NO TALES" Both Recommended by Censor for Adulti. I YYTr TT TV XT' F Final Screening I UCI iiU AJ!j | TO-NIGHT *t 7 /IE I MOUNT ALBERT I Phone 40-104. ' Bette Davis — Herbert Marshall "LITTLE FOXES" Recommended by Censor for Adults. Leon Errol — Lupe Velez " MEXICAN SPITFIRE AT SEA " Approved for Universal Exhibition. PPBIJC NOTICES TK AN 8 PORT CONTROL EMERGENCY REGULATIONS, 1942. A Goods Transport Control Committee has been constituted under the above Regulations for the goods district described below (and hereinafter called "the Auckland Goods District") and is in this notice called "the Committee." It is therefore now Illegal for any person (subject, however, to any directions, general or special, given by the Committee) to carry any goods (other than stock) by motor vehicles for hire or reward within the Auckland Goods District except with the permission of the Committee. The Committee has decided and directed that for the present all persons alTected by the above Regulations be permitted to carry on operations a* heretofore and without the necessity for application to the Committee for specific permission in that behalf. The permission hereby notified may be withdrawn at any time either wholly or In part, but public notice of the same will be given In the New Zealand Herald and Auckland Star. The Goods District hereinbefore referred to: All that area comprising Auckland City. Eden County, Manukau County and part of Waitemata County, together with all Boroughs and Town Districts situated therein (inclusive of Papakura Borough). Dated at Auckland this 24th day of July. 1942. By Order of the Committee. J. C. MALFROY. 25 Secretary. EGG PRODUCERS. A STAY ORDER PROHIBITS PRODUCERS FROM CHANGING FROM ONE MERCHANT TO ANOTHER AFTER JULY 13. BUT THOSE WHO HAVE NOT YET COMMITTED THEMSELVES IN THIS WAY ARE FREE TO CHOOSE ONE OF THE SIX EGG FLOORS. DO NOT BE TEMPTED BY REBATE OFFERS BECAUSE THE POULTRYMEN'S CO-OPERA-TIVE SOCIETY OFFERS ALL THERE IS AVAILABLE AFTER MEETING COSTS. RING THE N.Z. DAIRY COMPANY (48-870) FOR DETAILS. SUPPORT THE CO-OPERATIVE MOVEMENT FOR YOUR OWN BENEFIT. 25 DON'T JUST TALK POLITICSUNDERSTAND THEM! Take a Course in SCIENTIFIC POLITICS At the New MARX SCHOOL. Courses Commence First Week in August. Inquire for Syllabus at Progressive Bookshop, Darby St., Auckland. MARX SCHOOL, Selborne Chambers. O'Connell St., Auckland. 25 FIVE TEARS' FREE SERVICE AFTER BORACURE TREATMENT. Boracure is guaranteed proof against infection of Borer. White Ante, Rot and Decay. But If after-treatment Is necessary it is carried out within five years free of charge and on request. Get Tree Booklet. BORACURE (N.Z.). LIMITED. 395 - 7, Broadway. Newmarket. S.E.I. Phone 25-354. RWS MANUFACTURE FOR SALE OF FOOTWEAR. An application has been received from S. E. LOWE. Tlo> Tasman St.. Wellington, for a License to manufacture Children's Footwear, sizes 1-12. by the stuck-on and riveted processes. Any person who -considers he will be materially affected by the decision of Bureau of Industry on thla application and wishes to make representations accordingly must furnish them in writing not later than August 7 to MR. G. L. O'HALLORAN, Bureau of Industry. P.O. Box 3025. Wellington. 25 A. t. PARR AND SON. PATENT AND TRADE MARK ATTORNEYS. National Bank Buildings. Shortland Street. *. H. HAT (Fel. Inc. Inst.. PJi.). Rec. Patent Attorney. Managing Partner. INFORMATION BOOK FRXE OH APPLICATION. WS OWING to wartime conditions the Y.W.C.A. Cafeteria in Upper Queen Street will be cloud to the public from July 23. :2i ■~:r