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Evening Star, Issue 20137, 30 March 1929, Page 14

AMUSEMENTS. EVER DIRECTION Fulkr-Hayward Theatres. " Where the Good Programmes Are.’’ 2.15 TWICE DAILY 7.45. A Dramatic Human Story of the Love of a Girl and a Boy, A STIRRING DRAMA THAT CRIPS iN ITS INTENSITY AND REALISM, PATSY RUTH MILLER and PATSY RUTH MILLER and PATSY RUTH MILLER and PATSY RUTH MILLER and JOHN HARRON ' • JOHN HARRON JOHN HARRON JOHN HARRON In ‘ONCE AND FOR EVER!’ ‘ONCE AND FOR EVER!’ 'ONCE AND FOR EVER!’ ‘ ONCE AND FOR EVER !’ ■ ONCE AND FOR EVER !’ ‘ONCE AND FOR EVER!’ ‘ ONCE AND FOR EVER !’ ‘ONCE AND FOR EVER !’ Tense Drama of Ihe Problems of To-day. You will Enjoy this Modern Picture Woven Round the Events of which you arc familiar. And BELLE BENNETT BELLE BENNETT BELLE BENNETT BELLE BENNETT BELLE BENNETT In THE SPORTING AGE.’ THE SPORTING AGE.’ THE SPORTING AGE.’ THE SPORTING AGE.’ THE SPORTING AGE.’ THE SPORTING AGE.’ If you like horse racing, yachting, and thrilling sequences of speeding automobiles, railroad wrecks, and aeroplanes crabbing, see this picture. BOX PLANS at The Bristol, or Phone 10-591. |£ING EDWARD THEATRE Direction: Fuller-Hayward Theatres. TO-NIGHT SPECIAL EASTER HOLIDAY PROGRAMME. WALLACE BEERY, WALLACE BEERY, WALLACE BEERY, RAYMOND HATTON RAYMOND HATTON RAYMOND HATTON Turn Big Game Hunters in their Latest Comedy, ‘THE BIG KILLING.’ ‘THE BIG KILLING.’ ‘THE BIG KILLING.’ ‘THE BIG KILLING.’ And BELLE BENNETT—--—BELLE BENNETT BELLE BENNETT In ‘THE SPORTING AGE.’ •THE SPORTING AGE.’ ' THE SPORTING AGE.’ Bing 22-575 for Reserve*;. FLOOD Relief.—a Dance will i>o held in the Trades Hr.il, Thursday, 4th April, 1929. at 8 o’clock; wall zing competition: East's orchestra; proceeds in aid of flood relief.— j. Jellcv, convener; gents 2s, indies Is. TEMNIS. LAWN TENNIS. SOUTH ISLAND CHAMPIONSHIPS. MONDAY AND TUESDAY. ANDERSON’S BAY COURTS. Many of the New Zealand Champions Competing. Some Excellent Tennis should be witnessed. Play commences at 8.30 a.in. LUNCHEON, MORNING AND AFTERNOON TEA Obtainable at the Courts. Admission: Adults, Is; Children, 6d. E, S. WILSON, Secretary O.L.T.A. LECTURES. PUBLIC LECTURE. DR FISHER, Professor of Economies, will deliver a Lectinc at the UniverMIV on WtEDNESDAY, April 3, 8 p.m., on •WEALTH AND WELFARE: WHAT ECONOMICS IS.’ The lecture is open to the public, ami will inaugurate a series of W.E.A. lectures lor the, corning session. Admission Free. PUBLIC LECTURE. at TEN. ARCHDEACON WHITEHEAD will ? deliver a Lecture at Hie University on THURSDAY. April 4, 7.45 p.m., on ’The King, the Nation, and (ho Stale in I’olilicaf Theory.’ The lecture is open to the public, ami will inaugurate a series of W.E.A. lectures on Political Philosophy. Admission Free.