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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 442, 25 August 1928, Page 16

If you missed last week’s Community Singing well, you absolutely missed the bus. But you still have another chance. I MISS QUEENIE PAUL MR. SYD BECK and our dear friend, MR. MIKE CONNORS will again enter with all enthusiasm into next Wednesday’s Community Singing AT THE STRAND THEATRE 12.30 to 1.30. With the kind permission of Sir Benjamin and Mr. John Fuller, the three above stars will give those who were turned away at their last sing a chance to enjoy a sing under their leadership. Chairman, MR. JOHN CLARK. Pianiste, MRS. BARRINGTON-SNOW. Song Books Free All Proceeds go to Unendowed Charities.

Auckland City Mission M Hippodrome Theatre V Lower Queen St., opp. Smeeton’s. SUNDAY EVENING Doors Open 6.30. LANTERN LECTURES, ENTITLED “BABYLON TO BETHLEHEM” (THE ROMANCE OF THE AGES). Part IV. “THE LAND OF THE PHARAOHS.” Their Pyramids and Temples. Israel in bondage. Tombs of the Kings, etc. etc. Preceded by a TOPICAL GAZETTE, full of local interest to everybody. LECTURER: REV. JASPER CALDER, Who has travelled in many of the countries dealt with and is thoroughly master of his subject. Orchestra (under direction of Mr. Burnnand), 7 p.m. Service begins 7.30 and finishes about 8.45-9 p.m. Community Singing, Hymns on Screen. Offertory Solo: ‘HOW LOVELY ARE THY DWELLINGS' (Liddle). MRS. N. L.E PETIT. N.B.—Holy Communion on Thursday at 11 a.m. Mission Chapel, 48 Wellesley St., West. C. M. PONDER, For the Mission Committee.