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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 235, 4 October 1928, Page 24

. AMUSEMENTS. LAST SCREENING TO-NIGHT AT 1 „ „ - TT ,. of Comedy Sensation : « Sailors hvo rsTROXG.' ""HY Bailors VJO *V RONG.' .. And «TT XDER T hb nr ONTO "rw J- HE J- ONTO -"IM," At the — PRINCE EDWARD.— karangahape road. Twice Daily, 1.30 and 7. A Fuller-Hayward Theatre. COMMENCING TO-MORROW: A New Double Feature Bill Headed bj another Bis Comedy Attraction, ' rpHE /"CIRCUS TJOOKIES," "J- he aVookies." Starring Geo. K. Arthur and Karl Dane. ■Second Attraction : Helene Costello. in rnHE TTEAIiT /Sf Tkf ARYLAND." X hi.; J-J-EAItT vp -t'i-ARYLAND." — NEW TUDOR CINEMA,— REMUERA. "The Theatre Classic." Direction : Fuller-Hayward and Mumford. TO-NIGHT — LAST NIGHT OF Ihe World's Greatest Picture, "QUNRISE," "Sunrise," With JANET GAYNOR and GEORGE O'BRIEN. Additional Attraction: W. C. FIELDS and CHESTER CONKLIN In Fools tt'Or tuck." OOLS rOR -^UCK." COMMENCING TO-MORROW: "IF I WERE SINGLE" And "UNDER THE BLACK EAGLE." An Excellent Programme. /~IAPITOL—A Fuller-Hayward Theatre. TO-NIGHT, 8 O'CLOCK. Capitol. Final Screening. Capitol. "TTTINGS." " IT7INGS." Capitol. "» V INGS." " VV IXGS." Capitol. A mighty 1928 screen sensation, Capitol. Strong Supporting Programme, Capitol, including "KNIGHTS OF THE Capitol. AIR." Latest News and comedy. Capitol. CAPITOL ORCHESTRA. Capitol. Reservations, Phone 20-574. ."17MPIRE A FULLER . HAYWARD THEATRE. TO-NIGHT—B O'CLOCK—TO-NIGHT. Final Screening of " THE POOR NUT," A Rollicking College Classic, Starring Jack Mulhall and Charlie Murray. The Second Picture: " MAN, WOMAN AND SON." A Masterpiece of Dramatic Intensity. Starring John Gilbert. Selected Supporting Programme. — TfIDENDALE — — DENDALE — A Fuller-Hayward Theatre. TO-NIGHT — 8 o'clock — TO-NIGHT. Final Screening of "OLD SAN FRANCISCO." A spectacular and massive production, Starring DOLORES COSTELLO. The Second Picture: "SOFT LIVING." A delightful comedy drama, Starring MADGE BELLAMY. Latest News. Orchestra. Phone 20-710. — ONEHUNGA. — CELEBRITY "ITAUDE VILLE. BLBBRITY V AUDEVILLE. Strand. Welcome Return of Strand. ROSE AND KAY Strand. ' Strand. mH® Strand. A H® Strand. HA HA Strand. Strand. T>OYS. Btrand. -DOYS. Strand. , ■ Strand. In a Complete Change. Strand. NEW SONGS NEW JOKES. Strand. Xou Laughed Before—Now You'll Strand. Scream. Strand. An Absolute Riot of Laughs. Strand. Strand. Good Supporting Artists. Strand. On the Screen : Irene Rich, In Strand! THE SILVER SLAVE. LEAGUE FOOTBALL. JU LEAGUE FOOTBALL. LEAGUE FOOTBALL. ifiH/ LEAGUE FOOTBALL. J" LEAGUE FOOTBALL. , FINAL. CARLAW PARK. CARLAW PARK. FINAL. SATURDAY. final* SATURDAY. FINAL.' FINAL. FINAL ROOPE ROOSTER FINAL. FINAL ROOPE ROOSTER FINAL. FINAL. COMPETITION. FINAL. COMPETITION. FINAL. MARIST O t jD BOYS marist old boys FIN All' V. mnll ponsonby. PONSONBY. FINAL. No. 1 Ground, 3 p.m. FINAL. FINAL. ELLERSLIE V. ATHLETIC, FINAL. ELLERSLIE V. ATHLETIC, FINAL. No. 2 Ground, 3 p.m. FINAL. FINAL. Auckland Trotting Trainers v. FINAL. Ponsonby 4th Grade, No. 1, 12.45. FINAL. Follow the Crowd to Carlaw Park 'FINAL, and Enjoy a Good Day's Sport. FINAL. Admission: Ground 1/, Stand 1/. FINAL. Ladies: Ground 6d, Stand 6d. FINAL. ' FINAL. IVAN CULPAN. ' 5 : PT. CHEVALIER CLUB. , SATURDAY, Oct. 6, at Pt. Chevalier, i SENIORS v. VETERANS, at 3 p.m. , 6th A v. 45th B, at 2- p.m. < 4 C. I. SiPEARPOJNT, Hon. Secretary. j DANCING. < rpO-N f IGHT—POINT CHEVALIER HALL, j REGULAR OLD-TIME DANCE. Sociability and Enjoyment. Superb Music 2 by Burnand's Band. 'Ladles 1/. Gentg 1/6. x 4 I 8 P.M. TO 1 A.M. j JOYLAND PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS t BALL. 1 xvuu SRU5 RU , IDB ' HALL, NEWTON. With Special Sit.Down Supper, including * trifle, jelly and fruit salad, etc. \»wo Spot Waltz Prizes. ?ho i 27 f C ?» AT ' S ORCHESTRA flaying all n? a i, n t Ce » Ul ? ber? ' 80 d01,,t miss " all PriL p of enjoyment for one and « r«fi VI« V B ® 8 , Pa ncy OfPSB (Lady and " •ib ost Original (Lady and Gent» The Best Comic (Lady and Gent), ' t „ Valued at £5. ' Ladles, 2/. Gpnts 3/ 4 A. MeKENZIE, M.C. TEACHERS OF DANCING. Ballroom dancing, correct m-JZ Qualified Private Tuition Modern PRANK WOODRUFFS, Expert JITt 7k,. In . Btr ? ct s ,r - guarantees proficiency for 15/; private tuition.—l7B, Upper Symonds B "Jl/TISS SPENCER'S Dances, Symondsvllle "J- Studio. Symonds St. (next St. Paul's) Tuesdays, Saturdays, 8 p.m. Tuition Classes Thursdays. Private lessons by appointment. Latest Dances, including Yale Blues Particulars Phone or Studio. jj "jV/TLLE. VALESKA, Ngapuhl Chambers, J'-*- Lome St., opposite Regent Theatre.— Every Kind of Dancing Taught. — Phone 40-121. ARISIAN DANCING STUDIO. 39-40, Winstone Buildings, Queen St. Principals. Miss Brooks. Mr. Bentley. — Correct Tuition, refined styl». D CRICKET. C U I C K E T. A Practice of the- North Shore nKr District Cricket Club will be held ||M on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6, AT 2 P.M. v All Members and Intending Members are ' requested to attend. T. E. SMITH, Hon. Secretary. B-i ELOCUTION. : i A oSi- aOB T ISB . OIi < L 1 late Trinity leoi Dramatic Art. 1 §||« ]