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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 226, 24 September 1929, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. t A RECORD FOR ANY PICTURE YET SCREENED IN AUCKLAND. THREE WEEKS AND CROWDED AUDIENCES EVERY NIGHT. ONLY A GREAT PICTURE COULD ACHIEVE THIS RECORD. Have You Seen VICTOR McLAGLEN In " THE BLACK WATCH." " THE BLACK WATCH." " THE BLACK WATCH." " THE BLACK WATCH." (Fox Movietone.) Endorsed by one and all as— THE GREATEST TALKING PICTURE YET MADE! —Every Artist Speaks- Perfect English— .\ud it s only at the STRAND. STRAND. fcTRAND. STRAND. A Fuller-Hayward Theatre. 3 Identical Sessions at 11, 2.15, 8. Box Pian at Strand, (phono 43-114) and Lewis Eady.Ltd. Popular Pikes. TALKING AND SYNCHRONISED Pictures every Tues., AVed. and Tliurs. COMMENCING TO-NIGHT, AT 8, with C O L L E E N MOO R E, In " LOVE NEVER DIES" (Lilac Time). At the i : n i, , I ' i| j' MOULIN ROUGE, j j I I MOULIN -ROUGE. I I ! Tudor, Remuera. I | I I I -I ■ , L Sound Synchronised Picture. The greatest Air Thriller Yet! Vivid Spectr.cle—Glorious Romance—Daring Adventure—Sparkling Comedy. A Perfect Gem of the Screen. Also ISA KREMER, in 3 Beautiful Songs: "Schittarata," ''La Glu," and "No, Sir." And Latest Topical. Prices: I/O. 2/ and 2/0. i Reserve by Phone 24-749. FULLER-HAYWARD SUBURBAN THEATRES. _ PRINCE T7IDWARD— £1 1.30, 7 and 8. HERE'S A GREAT PROGRAMME. ANNA MAY WONG IN ' "PICCADILLY." Ten reels of love and laughter—tears and fears—tragedy and happiness, ar.; d the glamorous night life in London's West End —and I.imehonse. Also, SUE CAROL in "THE EXALTED FLAPPER," A rollicking romance' of a princess who "set the town on fire." GREY T YNN riINEMA— ±J KJ At 7.45. BETTY BRONSON in MODERN ifARRIAGE." ODERN -^"ORRLA <!"-." Madcap Youth at its maddest. And TOPICAL, REVIEW AND COMEDY. CAPITOL — TO-NIGHT, 8 O'CLOCK. Big Double-si a r Programme. Capitol. A PEEP BEHIND THE SCENES, Capitol. A r.-EP BEHIND THE SCENES, Capitol. A Deliehtful Circus Romance. Sapitol. Starring FRANCES CUYLER. Capitol. The Second Picture: Capitol. "THE TRAGIC HOUR." Capitol. "THE TRAGIC HOUR.", Capitol. A Powerful and Ptirrinj Drnma, Capitol. Starring MARIA JACOBIN. Capitol. Selected Supporting Programme. Capitol. Capitol Orchestra. Phone 20-574. TjVMFIRE — TO-NIGHT, 11 O'CLOCK. ■EJ An Excellent Programme. "ALL AT SEA," A rollicking navy comedy, starring the two Famous Comedians, GEORGE K. ARTHUR AND KARL DANE. The Second Picture: "PLUNGING HOOFS." A Universal Thrill Drama, starring Rex, the Wonder Horse. Comedy, Gazette, Scenic. THJENT SUNDAY TOWN HALL. EERESFORD , c TREET'S r NDAY SCHOOL ANN! VERS/RY. CHOIR OF 000. VOICES—COME! :28 BOXiNG. NORTHERN BOXING ASSOCIATION. TOWN HALL — TOWN HALL. next monday, sept. 30. lachie Mcdonald, lachie Mcdonald, lachie Mcdonald, timarulachie Mcdonald, lachie Mcdonald, BOXES ARTIE HAY, ARTIE HAY, Hastings. ARTIE HAY, • ARTIE HAY : ' ; ARTIE HAY, : FOR THE MIDDLE-WEIGHT TITLE OF NEW ZEALAND. Fifteen Three-Minute Round?. Preceded by. a uuniDer of Amateur Bouts. PRICES —Dress Circle and Front Stalls, j--5/; Gallery, 2/0; RESERVES, 7/0. 1 'BOX PLAN -Opens ii Carter , c .Shortland Street, NEXT IHURSDAi MORNING. • ETC. ■DIVBRHKAD AND OSTEND SERVICES, t Hi STEAMERS, CALLING AT ALL WHARVES. s Leave Auckland daily at 3-30 , p.m. for ' Hobsonville. Waimarie and Riverhead ■fsnturdais excepted). Sundays at 4 p.m. 3 Leaves Riverhead Daily at 7 am. (Sunday ev-cepted). For OSTEND. leaving Prince's - Whg? Sunday, 9.45 a.m.. Wednesdays at 9.45 a.m., Fridays 6.30 p.m., Saturdays 1.40 P,U * RRADNEY AND BINNS. D 4 { MUSICAL TUITION. TEACHER of all Stringed Instruments; J pupils permanently engaged everywhere.—Walter Smith, 16, Turner Street City. D < -