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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 231, 29 September 1928, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. ; ia-—_- —j— ! I — : -\ j j j UOMHiU Y j ( | j ttUirKitdViJii. . i i i. | THE ONE AND j | j | IViVJi-N 1 Jti riLiUili | | j j MOiNiHi ±5_L/UJbJ I I iII 1 - II i IN , . Ii i 1 | j HIS FAST AND FURIOUS j j RECOKD-JJKEAUUNG CUMEJJY, | | j | UiNH. IWUiMJ lIUUAIN. | j | | OINUi KUUiNU ±IOUAN. I | i .1 I ' -—-I | | | No. 2. | , j I I l— 1 i i J Also > ~Vlso, l . i i LOUISE FAZENDa, I I With 'i I I IIELENK CO'STELLO, ' II JOUN T. MtKKAY, ! ; 1 1 "FINGER-PRINTS." i | | "FIiNUJiU ir'KiINTS." | 1 I i Here's the Funniest Comedy- I I | Drama lou liavo ever seen. | i 1 | Also, A BIG "SUPPORTING I I PKOGKAAIME. i ! ! I 800 SS; 1/ 1/ I ' i 1 Children 6d. I i I | HIPI'OIUto.uE, TO-NIGHT | ' ' ; —— 1 1 —- — (Newton) I I I I TO NIGHT AT 7.30. ) | 2—SPLENDID FEATURES—2 I I j | ESiujdk RAijferoN, i j j NEIL HAMILTON. . f i | "SOMETHING ALWAYS i i i riAPjeENS." ! II In I | More laughs, more thrills, than I | ever before. The picture that | outbats "The Rat. Thrilling, I I chilling, baffling, aniusincr. * i i I Also, i I I IIUDOLPII SCHILDKRAUT, ' I JULIA FA YE, I ] j ' I" | I -TURKISH DELIGHT." I "TURKISH DELIGHT." I | I I Music by Empress Orchestra. I i I | Stalls Od. Circle 1/ | | I I Keserves at Bon Ton or Phone ] i / - 7 - 077 - I I ' 1 WEST END THEATRE, PONSONBY ROAD. I TO-NIGHT. AT 7.45. SPLENDID FEATURES—2 lIELENE COSTELLO, CLYDE COOK IN "GOOD TIME CHARLIE." Also, PATSY RUTH MILLER. CLIVE BROOK IN WHY GIRLS GO BACK HOME. Stalls 9d. Circle 1/. Keserves as Usual. I'" 1 DE LUXE THEATRE. (MT. ALBERT TERMINUS.) TO-NIGHT, AT 8 O'CLOCK "i 2,— STAR PICTURES — 2 CHESTER CONKLIN, W. C. FIELDS IN "TWO FLAMING YOUTHS." Also, an All-star Cast in "THE LAST WALTZ." By Oscar Strauss. Select Orchestra. Usual Prices. ALEXANDRA THEATRE! (GREEN LANE.) I— I TO-NIGHT. AT 7.45. j 2 — STAR FEATURES — 2 I CHESTER CONKLIN, W. C. FIELDS, IN "FOOLS FOR LUCK." Also, GLORIA SWANSON in "STAGE STRUCK." Select Orchestra. Usual Prices, j ZOE BARTLEY BAXTER Presents ""DAOLO AND TJTRANCESCA." A AOLO AND -T RANCESCA." The t~|UEL." HE -L'UBL." ';Ar ODERx tiaughtbrs." X(j DEKN -L'aUGHTERS." PROCEEDS IN AID OF SPORTS GROUND FOR GIRLS. concert CHAMBER. CONCERT CHAMBER, SATURDAY, /-OCTOBER Saturday, vJctobek O. 29 jpROGRESSIVE f^UCHRE rjIOURNAMENT, . * OR CHURCH FUNDS, • T RADES JJALL, gOBSON QTREET, rpUESDAY, QCTOBER sy COMMENCING 8 P.M. SHARp'. T „ PRIZES: Ladies.—First, order to the value of i , second, a Ham ; third, Order to the n ' fourth * Tin of Tea; fifth, i <loz#*u Oups and Saucers, (tents.—-First, order to value of £2 2/ • second. Pair of Roots or Shoes, valued at se;X^S t r OUr; foUrth - a ! ADMISSION 2/. 11. P. MAGUIRE, ( Hon. Secretary. GAIETY — takapuna. TO-NIGHT. : "VOLCANO" (BEBE DANIELS). A Paramount Special. Also, ° ffi^vd n r ev CtUr x < Eucharistic Congress in \i' ■ Spectacle worth seeing. Good Music. Usual pric^ s , ———— ——29 NORTHUMBERLAND AND DURHAM " r association. ED.. OCT. 3. MEETING « -v, CABIN TEAROOMS, SYMONDs' STREET ' GRAND VAUDEVILLE EVENING ' , MP. E. . Admissioi). od. Roll Up. CHAS. A. FRATEE. BASKETBALL. ' jgASKETBALL TOURNAMENT. DOMAIN CRICKET GROUND. Entries for teams competing in Basketball Tournament on Labour Day, October 22, will be received by the undersigned, not later than TUESDAY, Oct. 9, accompanied by Entrance Fee. by post or personally. PRIMARY SECTION.—Open to teams from any Primary School. In addition to trophies to each member, the winning team will hold the Champion Silver Cup for one year. Cup to be won twice in succession, . or three times at Intervals. Present holders, St. Joseph's Girls' School, Arch Hill. SECONDARY SECTION. —Open to teams from any secondary school. Trophies to each member of the winning team. Entrance fee for both sections :1/ a team. < Arthur rosser, Hon. sec., 7. Trades Hall. Labour Day Committee. BOWLERS —Club Colours. Hats. Ties and Badges from the maker. —Cox, the Hatter, Karangahape Rd. E t;