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Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21417, 8 March 1935, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. To-night's The Last Night Of The Uproarious Comedy Thriller. " THE NOTORIOUS SOPHIE LANG" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) TIV 0 L I 11 A.M.! 2.30 P.M.! 8 P.M.! (Shoppers' Session To-day, 5 P.M.!) 0....0....0 0....0 TO-MORROW! We WILL HAVE PLEASURE IN PRESENTING TWO REMARKABLE PRODUCTIONS TWO REMARKABLE PRODUCTIONS FIRST ! The Gaumont-British Naval Masterpiece With All The Thrill and Tragedy of a Battle at Sea; Ships Staggering under a Hail of Missiles, with Broken Funnels and " THE Smashed Turrets, TJA'iTr K " Explosions, Fires, I3illlL>J„, a Dreadnought turning turtle and Sinking. "THE BATTLE" is Undoubtedly the Finest Naval Picture Ever Made, Depicting not only the clash of Navies, but also the Clash of Hearts, with its story of the Japanese Naval Commander's Wife wooed by a British Naval Attache, in order to obtain possession of Important Naval Secrets. "THE SATTLE" is a Magnificent SpectEcle full of tense Drama, leaving a Deep Impression on the mind and the CHARLES BOYER-MERLE OBERON and JOHN LODER Head the Great Cast. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) SECOND ! Gaumont-British Mighty Epic Record of Courage in Man's Fight against Stark Nature on the Aran Islands, off Western Ireland—Three small wastes of rock—without trees—without soil. In Winter storms they are almost Sea, which, because " MAN OF of the peculiar \R\V" shelving of the iYr\A-\ Coast, piles up into one of the Most Gigantic Seas in the World. In this Desperate Environment the MAN OF ARAN, because His Independence is the Most Precious Privilege He can Win from Life. Fights for His Existence, bare though it may be. It is a Fight from which He will have No Respite until the End of His indomitable days—or until He Meets ! His Master—The Sea! A THRILLING STORY. FASCINATING IN ITS REALISM! POWERFUL IN ITS SIMPLICITY! (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ADMISSION STALLS ... 1/- and 1/8 CIRCLE .... 1/6 and 2/Saturdays and Holidays. STALLS .... 1/-. 1/6 and 2.'CIRCLE 2/- and 2/6 12/- Seats and over Plus Tax.) RESERVES, D.I.C. or TIVOLI. 32-810. 2832 ' GRAN!) THEATRE To-Day's The Last Dc.y Of "MANHATTAN MELODRAMA" (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) COMMENCING TO-MORROW! BING CROSBY IN "SHE LOVES ME NOT" The Famous Comedy Success (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) BUCK JONES "THE MYSTERY OF GHOST CITY." FINAL CHAPTER of "GORDON OF GHOST CITY." RESERVES, D.I.C, or GRAND, 33-697. 2835 PHRISTCHURCH MALE VOICE CHOIR. GARDEN PARTY AND FETE In the beautiful grounds at "Te Whareroa," Banks avenue, Shirley, kindly lent by A. Keith Hadfield, Esq., TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), 2 P.M. Afternoon Tea, Games, Competitions, etc. Children's Fancy Dress, three prizes—best boy's dress, best girl's, and most original boy or girl. Bargains in Cakes, Sweets, and Produce. Take any Richmond Trolley-bus-special service arranged. ADMISSION 6d. CHILDREN 3d. PUBLIC NOTICES. O ALL-MARKED STERLING SIL--11 VERWARE makes attractive and lasting Wedding Presents. Our reason-ably-priced range includes: Butter Knives and Jam Spoons, 5s each; Coffee Spoons, 17s 6d; Toast Racks, 21s, etc., etc. G. COATES and CO. (Est. 18G1). 228 Tuam street, opposite High st. P.O. C 3039 GIRL GUIDES' RALLY HONOUR OF T ORD AND LADY BADEN-x'OWELL ' at the SHOW GROUNDS. 1 SATURDAY, 9th MARCH. Commencing at 2.30 p.m. Admission: Adults 2/- and 1/-. Children (out of uniform), 9d. Scouts and CuOs in uniform, 6d. TICKETS AT PROVINCIAL HEADQUARTERS. AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY. TT is the intention of the Society on A or after the Bth day of April next to issue a Copy Policy in place of Policy No. 1459562. on the life of Owen Ellice Foster, which is declared to have been Lost. Wellington, 7th March, 1935. W. T. IKIN. Manager for New Zealand. PONGREGATIONAL CHURCH V ASSEMBLY. MISSIONARY MEETING TO-NIGHT, at 7.30. TRINITY, WORCESTER STREET. "FOREIGN MISSIONS and THE CHANGING WORLD." Speaker: Rev. H. BOND JAMES. 2826