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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 463, 19 September 1928, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS. HIPWWME TO-NIGHT s. 5 and 8 p.3 Big Attractions No. I. KEN MAYNARD in ft “50,000 Reward No. 2 —May McAvoy and Jason Robardsin “Irish Hearts” No. 3 The Official and Authentic Record of this Great Event. EXCLUSIVE TO AUCKLAND. 29th International Eucharistic Congress Film. is only one nagement adike any miss being screened TO-NIGHT Don't be misled —the Official Film, and the I vises patrons not to take regard The Fil AT 3 THEATRES HIPPODROME. EMPRESS and WEST END USUAL FAMILY PRICES. lIPPODROME TO-NIGHT tMPRIV> TO-NIGHT Session de Luxe. 7.30. TWO BIG ATTRACTIONS No. 1— The British Film Masterpiece. “ SECOND TO NONE ” No. 2 And in conjunction with the Hippodrome and West End Theatres, The Only Official Film—29th International Eucharistic Congress. USUAL FAMILY PRICES. EMPRESS THEATRE TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT Session de Luxe, 7.45. Monster Double Star Programme No. 1— KENNETH HARLAN and PATSY RUTH MILLER in “ THE SAP ” No. 2 And in conjunction with the Hippodrome and West End Theatres, The Only Official Film, 29th International Eucharistic Congress USUAL FAMILY PRICES. WEST END THEATRE TO-NIGHT His Majesty’s Theatre Lessees J. C. Williamson, Ltd. “The Belle of New York” Extraordinary interest disclosed in the Booking Office. Over two thousand hundred seats reserved to date. Convincing proof of the popularity of this outstanding Musical Comedy, and a compliment to AUCKLAND AMATEUR .OPERATIC SOCIETY The Wise are Booking NOW. Seize the Opportunity. I SEASON OPENS TO-MORROW (Thurs- | day) UNTIL SATURDAY, 29th. BOX PLAN: LEWIS EADY, LTD. POPULAR PRICES: D.C- and 0.5., 6s; Stalls, 4s; Gallery, 1s 6d. Early Doors, 6d extra. No Tax. —Special Musical Attraction— Fred Mayfteld and His Cowboy Band On the Stage TO-NIGHT at Prince Edward Karangahape Road. Twice Daily Screening To-night— MARY PICKFORD in her latest produc- ] tion. “MY BEST GIRL/’ and "SOFT j LIVING.” starring dainty MADGE BEL- ■ LAMY. The new “Prince Edward” Orchestra commences at 7.30. TOWN HALL TO-MORROW (THURSDAY). GRAND CONCERT Tendered to MRS. G. F. CATER. The following well-known Artists will render items: Misses Mina Caldow. Alma McGruer and Beryl Smith; Messrs. W. Brough. F. Baker, D. Black. R. Dormer, T. T. Garland. T. Harris. W. Hicks, E. Mannall. A. McElwain, H. Miller, G. Poore, S. Pritchard, A. Ripley. H. Richards. J. Simpson. E. Thomas. Z. Wood. L. Wilson, R. Yates. Sergeant-Major Halahan; also the Blind Boys’ Band and the Auckland Orphans and Savage Clubs' Orchestras. Accompanists: Mrs. A. Ripley. Messrs. Leo Whittaker, C. Towsey and T. Sparling. Doors open at 7 p.m. Commence 7.45. Admission, 2s 6d. Reserves 6d extra. Children Is. Tickets and Plan at Lewis Eady. Ltd. TEACHERS OF DANCING. Dixieland Studio of Ballroom Dancing ; The most up-to-date Dancing Studio in the City. Under the management of Mr. Colin Shorter and Miss Yvonne Arlen. | Auckland's leading authorities on Batt- ! room Dancing. Private Lessons at any time by arrangement. ■2OO PACIFIC BLDGS., from 10 a.m. daily. Full Particulars RING 46-720.

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