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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 225, 22 September 1928, Page 23

AMUSEMENTS. THE REGENT. •"J. C Williamson's Home of Supreme Picture and Vaudeville Entertainment I" SENSATIONAL SUCCESS OF NEW PROGRAMME. 7.45 — TO-NIGHT. — 7.45 The World's Greatest Actor, EMIL JANNINGS EMIL JANNINGS EMIL JANNINGS In "THE LAST COMMAND." THE LAST COMMAND." THE LAST COMMAND." THE LAST COMMAND." "THE LAST COMMAND." With Brilliant WILLIAM POWELL And Lovely EVELYN BRENT. nM l jJf an,, J ,, § B " paßt achievements pale tot world this new success of th SriSW screen actor - Word »'«' mI-t! acr . lb the P° wer °' his acting, th he Lf «?M to 7' the -eething swfepo tne plot, the flawless cast and production HUGE DANCING SPECTACLE 30 — BEAUTY BALLET OF — 30 "WINTER FROLICS." " WINTER FROLICS." GORGEOUS LIGHTING MAURICE GUTTRIDGE At the MIGHTY WURLITZER, With the REGENT OPERATIC ORCHESTRA. MXIU Regent Review, Cartoon, Corned* Plans at Theatre (46-888). or L?ws Bad; Ltd. — HIS MAJESTY'S.— Leßsee » J- C. WUUamson, Ltd. *Q-MGHT. O PtM- SHABP AND « MORE NIGHTS ONLYI * "*" r " THE BELLE OF NEW YORK." " THE BELLE OF NEW YORK." -Wonderful reception of this delightful Musical Comedy by bumper and enthusiastic audiences. Everybody Is talking. What do the papers say? AUCKLAND AMATEUR OPERATIC SOCIETY "—has excelled itself this year!" icMon/'"' sp,endld to volume, tone and "Excellent organisation." "Frocklng and scenery a feature." ibi'lfty.^ nSr demandß mo ™ than average UlTho^sa'wU?'""" 11 nDßt,nted pra,Be ot (VONDERFUL BOOKING. AND SEASON MUST CLOSE SATURDAY NEXT BOX PLAN: Lewis Eady, Ltd. POPULAR PRICES: D.C. and 0.5., C/; Stalls. 4/; Gallery, 1/6. Early doors. 6d extra. NO TAX. AUCKLAND SOCIETY OF MUSICIANS. rj.RAND CONCERT, rand Concert, In Aid of the Fund to Establish a Scholarship for Music Students, AT THE LEWIS EADY HALL. QUEEN STREET, ON TUESDAY, SEPT. 25, AT 8 P.M. Tickets, 2/ Each. Reserving Fee, 6d Extra at Lewis Eady Box Office. The following Artists will take part :—Miss Mina Caldow, Miss Berta Carr, Miss E. Hood, Miss Alma McGruer, Miss Ysolande McVeagn. Miss Linda Murphy, Miss Dora Judscn, Miss Amy Stevenson, Mrs. Cyril rowsey, Mr. John Bree, Mr. H Barry Coney, Mr. E. Churchouse, Master Taberoer, Mr. O'Malley. Mr. E. Waters. 22 LECTURES. Q ITY lsss) MISSION\F**&7 TTIPPODROME HIHEATRK -E-LirpODROME I HEATRE. SUNDAY EVENING Doors Open 6.30. T p.m.—Orchestra under direction of Mr Bnrnnoud. <.30 p.m.—Service begins. Preacher: REV. CHARLES CHANDLER. Subject: 'SPRATS AND MACKERELS." Offertory Solo: ™?5o lE t£XF£ me " (Messiah). MISS WINIFRED HILL. i J^i, ar f, ln mg ? nt need ot Clothing (especially men's and boys'). Will friends Jindly ring phones 43-045 or 46-056L08 ran will colleo* from Monday till Friday. Holy Communion Next THURSDAY at 1 a.m., CHAPEL OF ST. FBANCIS aissicn Office. jg prRST CHURCH OF CHRIST P SCIENTIST, AUCKLAND, ' Announces Two Free Lectures on QHRISTIAN gCIENCE By W. S TUABT gOOTH, C.S.B. (Of Denver, Colorado, U.S.A.) Member of the Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church, the First Church of Christ. Scientist, in Boston U.SA. ' At the STRAND THEATRE, On SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, AT 3 P.M., And at the CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL, I On MONDAY, OCTOBER 1, AT S P.M. All Are Cordially Invited. NO COLLECTION. 22 ROLLER SKATING. OEIIIHG —- TO-NIGHT. Gent's Handicap Race, 10 Laps of Sensational Thrills. PITT STREET, ...... ;. Opposite Gas Company's Buildings. 22