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

_ AMUSEMENTS. j THOMAS A.~O ; BRIEir I THEATRES. ! ANOTHER TRIUMPH FOR THE PLAZA (Home of the Big Talkies). THREE DE LUXE SESSIONS DAIuY--11 — 2.30 — 8 P.M. " a — ALL-TALKING — — ALL-TALKING — GEORGE BANCROFT GEORGE BANCROFT. ' In == THUNDERBOLT === THUNDERBOLT THUNDERBOLT THUNDERBOLT =THUNDERBOLT =E=§ A PARAMOUNT PICTURE. The glittering underworld! The mad jazs parties of New York ! A background of lift and colour for this drama of that mysterlous demi-monde, the underworld. FULL PROGRAMME ALLTALKIE ITEMS. ' SIX BROWN BFJOST] " And their W«>r:d--enowned -' Jazz Band. HORACE BRITT, Celebrated Cellist. MILLER AND FARKELL, Just Two Roys and a Piano. T BOOK NOW! BOX PLAN NOW OPEN AT THE PLAZA PHONE 41-356, *' TIVOLI ' I'hone 44-KW.' 1 x v NlgUly. V.43. COPJNNE GRIFFITH"' "PRISONERS." All the colour of Viennese night life, plus the dazzling beauty of the Divine Lady of the Screen, _ Also — " HARVEST OF FATE." Full Supporting Programme. Gazette —i'.F.A. Gem C«int"s!y. RIALTO AND REGENT^ NEWMARKET—-To-night, 7.SO—EPSOM, BIG SPECIAL ATTRACTION PETER B. KYiNE'S " THE TIDE OF THE EMPIRE." With RENEE ADOREE and Huge Cast. — Also — Full Supporting Prbgrammei Gazette - Cartoon - Comedy. ROYAT To-night, 8.0. XvUIiAX, — Phone 20-S^l. KINGS LAND. DOROTHY MACKAILL," In "THE WHIP." SENSATIONAL RACING STORY. Also, "THE HOUR OF FEAR." Comedy — Gazette. *£Va THURSDAY, FRIDAY %sss SATURDAY NEXT. GRAHAM MOFFAT'S GREAT SCOTTISH COMEDY. " A SCRAPE O' THE PEN." AT THE CONCERT CHAMBER, S o'clock. ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY have left nothing undone to make this performance i a memorable one. ' New Scenes and Wardrobe Specially Designed. Play Produced by KENNI! TH BRAMPTON. Book your seats now at Lewis Ealv Ltd. 5/ and 3/. No Booking, Fee. No Tax. A limited number of 2/ seats available at ■ the doors, , 24 ■ 800 CHr I<DREN SINGING—FARCINAT\J\y\J IXG STORIES—STRAIGHT PREACHING. Beresford Street Sunday School Anniversary. Town Hall. NEXT SUNDAY. :28 DEMONSTRATIONS. Q. A S /BOOKING. DEMONSTRATIONS. AT PITT ST. DEMONSTRATION ROOMS, EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY, from 2.30 to 4 p.m. EVERY FRIDAY EVENING from 7.30 to 8.30. This Week's Suburban Demonstration: AT OTAHUHU AND DEVONPORT, FRIDAY, September 27, from 2.30 to 4, and 7.20 to 5.30 p.m. LEARN TO COOK BY GAS. 24 ELECTRIC COOKING DEMONSTRATION. Learn to Cook on the MOFFAT ELECTRIC RANGE. Free Demonstrations every Wednesday, at 2.30 p.m.; and Friday Evenings at 7.30. TURNBULL AND JONES, LTD.. Wellesiey Street East. Opposite Public Library. T CHURCH NOTICES. tA UCKLAND CHRISTIAN A ENDEAVOUR UNION. THIRTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL CONVENTION. TO-NIGHT, at 5.43 p.m., at Beresford St. Congregational, Alumni Banquet.—Memories of Days Long Ago. All past, and present Endeavourers welcome. WEDNESDAY.—Endeavourers will march through Queen Street to Baptist Tabernacle, leaving wharf at 7 p.m. WEDNESDAY, 7.30 p.m.—Baptist Tabernacle. Consecration Rally of Senior U-b. Societies. Soloist, Miss McTavish. . • Pianist, Mr. A. Mac Skimming; Organist, Miss Twentyman. . Induction of New Officers; Retiring President's Address; Address by Miss Jenny Street, of London. 0 , All Endeavourers Cordially Invited. -* DIVIDENDS. . TV/TILNE AND CIIOYCE, LIMITED. Notice is hereby given that a Dividend at the rate of S per centum per annum nas been declared-upon Ordinary and Preference Shares and Perpetual Debenture S-tocK for the year ending July 31, 1929, and will become Due and Payable at the Office or the Companv on and after the 10th day of October, 1929. 11. FREAKES, Secretary. The Transfer Books of the Company will be closed from September 20 to October 9, inclusive. By order of the Board. x2t