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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 744, 17 August 1929, Page 16

HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE Lessees* J. C. Williamson, Ltd. Auckland Amateur Operatic Society. Preliminary Announcement of its 1929 Attraction. “FLORADORA” For a Short Season, Commencing FRIDAY, AUGUST 30 Subscribers and Intending Subscriber* are reminded that subscriptions are due and payable to the Hon. Sec., Mr. H. Goldie, Imperial Buildings, Queen St. Subscribers Enjoy Special Privileges. Watch Papers for Booking Arrangements, CITY OF AUCKLAND. TOWN HALL SATURDAY NEXT AT 8 O'CLOCK P.M. MUNICIPAL CHOIR. MISS MINA CALDOW—Vocalist. MR. CYRIL TOWSEY—SoIo Pianist MR. EDGAR RANDAL—Choir Organist MR. LEO WHIT TAKER—Accompanist MR. MAUGHAM BARNETT, City Organist. The Choir numbers will include German's “Orpheus with his Lute," and "Rolling Down to Rio." Cecar Franck's 150th Psalm. The Faery Dance from "The Immortal Hour." and March by the Men of Harlech. ADMISSION, 6d and Is. Reserved Seats, 2s, at Lewis Eady. Ltd# J. S. BRIGHAM, Town Clerk. AUCKLAND CITY MISSION. Lewis Eady Hall. C’.’HK St. (2 Doors below John Court, Ltd.) Doors Open at 6.15 p.m. SERVICE BEGINS 7 O’CLOCK. Musical Items will be rendered as under— SOLO, “Ninety and Nine" .... (Campion) MISS IRENE FROST SOLO—(a) "The Blind Ploughman" (Clarke) (b) "By the Waters of Babylon" (Howell) MR. HAROLD DAVIS. ANTHEM, "God So Loved the World,. (Stainer) MISSION CHOIR. Address by REV. CHARLES CHANDLER Subject: "NONE SO BLIND" THURSDAY Holy Communion (Mission Chapel), at 11 a.m. All Guilds as usual. We are now in active preparation for our "BETTER TIMES BAZAAR," to be held on Sept. 18, 19, 20, and would be glad if our friends and supporters would make or collect suitable articles for sale. NOTE. —We are in URGENT NEED of Left-off Clothing, and Boots (especially Men’s). The Mission Van will gladly call if folks will kindly phone 43-045 or 46*056. JASPER CALDER, City Missioner. BART CLARK, Organising Secretary. 48 Wellesley Street, West. Auckland Artillery Band. TOWN HALL GRAND VARIETY CONCERT THURSDAY, AUGUST 29. AT 8 P.M. IN AID OF BAND SOCIAL FUND. Tendered by Auckland's Leading Artists. Tickets, 2s. Children under 12, Half-price* Can be had of Bandsmen; also J- R- Wiiliamson. Musical Instrument Repairer# 410 Queen Street; also Lewis Eady, Ltd' from August 22, when Box Plan will *>* open at no extra charge. Sunday Evening Entertainments MAJESTIC THEATRE DOORS OPEN. 6.30 P.M. PROGRAMME: „ „ 7 p.m.—"Prehistoric Monsters," the Story of Evolution in a novel and entertaining manner, by the popular lecturer Mr. «*• A. Rawson. Illustrated by a Magntfleen range of Lantern Slides depicting progression of the weird forms of P as life. 8.15 p.m.—Moving Pictures (with appropriate music). "Honour Bound," an exposure of prison camp methods America, interwoven with a charming love story. "Parasol Ants," the life sto 7 of these amazing insects. Under the Auspices of the N.Z. As**®** tion for the Advancement of Rational* (Inc.)

COLLECTION. BAND AT ZOO TOMORROW The bright musical programme to - played by the Municipal Band a Zoological Park on Sunday a *ter at 3 o’clock includes the “Yeomen of the Guard ’ . an „ ver . Kosenkavalier,” suite “Egyptian, t ture “Barber of Seville,” airs de "Lislelotte” and “Lancelot/ ro.%>re“The Blue Ridge I>ivision" «nd naki,” and popular hymn tunes* Eight technicolour cameras j used by Paramount to film the n colour Follies revue sequence * picture, “The Dance of Life, “Burlesque.” Nancy Carroll aP . Skelly have leading roles in tJi® duction.