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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 415, 25 July 1928, Page 8

SPEC LAX ADVERTISEMENTS. PEACE AND QUIET It’s an efficient, silent-working- office that is equipped with the Noiseless Typewriter. Iso more tap, tap, tap of noisy machines, no more din to disturb your work after you instal the NOISELESS REMINGTON The installation of this machine will result in increased efficiency, quieter work, and more of it. The keyboard is a standard one and entails no memorising. Make inquiries about it to-day. REMINGTON AND RONEO AGENCY, Now ARMSTRONG AND SPRINGHALL, LTD., 36 Fort Street Phone 44-930 ; HEMINGWAY’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS Chancery Chambers, O’Connell Street, P.O. Box 516 Auckland. Day and Evening Classes in Typewriting, Shorthand and Book-keeping. Individual Tuition. Terms Commence on Day or Enrolment.

AMUSEMENTS INDEX

His Majesty’s. —English Comedy Company in "Rookery Nook” (Donalda Warne and Hastings Lynn). St. James Theatre. —London Musical Comedy Company in "Sunny” (Elsie Prince and Jimmy Godden). Town Hall. —Municipal Band Concert. Concert Chamber. —“Bunty Pulls the Strings” (St. Andrew’s Society). PICTURE THEATRES Majestic. —“ Bringing Up Father” (Polly Moran and J. Farrell McDonald), “College Widows” and Jerry, the Fighting Kangaroo. Strand.— “ Anna Karenina” (Greta Garbo and John Gilbert). Everybody’s. —“ Lady Be Good” (Dorothy Mackaill and Jack Mulhall) and “The Chinese Parrot.” New Regent. —“ The Secret Hour” (Pola Negri), Florrie Le Vere and Lou Handman. Tivoli. —“Lady Be Good” (Dorothy Mackaill and Jack Mulhall) and “The Chinese Parrot.” Grand. —“ Sadie Thompson.” Lyric.— “ The Desert Woman” (Irene! Rich) and “Reckless Speed.”