Page 20 Advertisements Column 6

Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 226, 24 September 1928, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. THE REGENT. “J. C. Williamson’s Home of Supreme Picture and Vaudeville Entertainment!” SENSATIONAL SUCCESS OF NEW PROGRAMME. TO-DAY — 2.30, and 7.45 — TO-NIGHT. 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.*All Jannings’ past achievements pale Into oblivion before this new success of the world’s foremost screen actor. Words fall to describe the power of his acting, the thrall of the story, the seething sweep of tlie plot, the flawless cast and production. HUGE DANCING SPECTACLE 30 — BEAUTY BALLET OF — 30 “ WINTER FROLICS.” “ WINTER FROLICS.” GORGEOUS SCENIC AND LIGHTING EFFECTS. MAURICE GUTTRIDGE At the MIGHTY WURLITZER. With the REGENT OPERATIC ORCHESTRA. Regent Review, Cartoon, Comedy Plans at Theatre (46-888), or Lewis Eady Ltd. LITTLE THEATRE SOCIETY. “THE ROUND TABLE,” A COMIC TRAGEDY. Undoubtedly one of the most amusing plays Auckland has ever seen. Among the cast you will find many of those whose ability has earned for the Society its wonderful reputation for producing thoroughly enjoyable plays. CONCERT CHAMBER, SEPTEMBER 26, 27, 28, 29. Box Plan at Lewis Eady, Limited. Reserved. Unreserved: 6/. 3/. i — RUGBY FOOTBALL. Sa. SATURDAY. SATURDAY. SATURDAY. FINAL FINAL FINAL SENIOR SENIOR SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP. CHAMPIONSHIP. CHAMPIONSHIP. PONSONBY PONSONBY PONSONBY V. UNIVERSITY. UNIVERSITY. UNIVERSITY. 24 BAZAARS. pOPPYLAND BAZAAR. ST. MATTHEW’S HALL, HOBSON STREET. TO-NIGHT, 7 P.M. TO 11 P.M. ENTERTAINMENT BY ST. MATTHEW’S PIERROTS. Hall Brilliantly Illuminated. Admission, 1/. x 24 LEAGUE FOOTBALL. LEAGUE FOOTBALL. LEAGUE FOOTBALL. IHH/ LEAGUE FOOTBALL. CARLAW PARK. CARLAW PARK. SATURDAY SATURDAY. SATURDAY SATURDAY. RE-PLAY SEMI-FINAL RE-PLAY SEMI-FINAL RE-PLAY SEMI-FINAL ROOPE ROOSTER KNOCK-OUT COMPETITION PONSONBY PONSONBY PONSONBY V. NEWTON. NEWTON. NEWTON. p ( ay * n » I® minutes’ extra time on Saturday, these teams finished in a draw Don’t Miss This Match raW ’ x 24 IVAN CULPAN, Sec. A.R.L. JUMBLE SALE. J U M B L E SALE. ALL SAINTS PARISH HALT, WEDNESDAY. 26TH AT 2 P M Clothes, Boots, Produce. Etc. ‘ x 25 electoral. ELECTORATE. Meetings of friends and supporters of R. H. Greville, United Party Official 2fTOEEACH Hil^-Tu Es . WEDNEs - TEA KIOSK, Cheltenham BeachTHTTRq DAY, September 27. URSPARISH HALL, Church St.— MONDav October 1. 24 electoral notice. GREY LYNN. Friends and Supporters of MR. JOHN « FLETCHER, Official United Party cLi' date, are invited to attend a meeting held at the Grey Lynn Public Library NIGHT, MONDAY, September 24, atl SECOND-HAND BRICKS We can supply any quantity to an, locality at the right figure. A. W. BRYANT, Tramway Buildings q