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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 937, 2 April 1930, Page 15

The CIVIC Direction: Thomas A. O’Brien THREE SESSIONS DAILY: 10.30 A.M., 2.30 AND 3 P.M. Society Racing Thrills Songs Laughs Music

‘A SONG of KENTUCKY’ With LOIS MORAN JOSEPH WAGSTAFF. THE KENTUCKY DERBY ACTUALLY FILMED IN SOUND A SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA OF 110 PLAYERS. THEN Ted Henkel’s Civic Orchestra playing A POT POURRI OF FAVOURITE MELODIES. And Pred Scholl at the Console of tne Civic Grand Organ playi Happiness” (Kreisler). (b) Civic Rumours. BOX PLANS NCW OPEN AT THE CIVIC. and! Organ playing (a) ''Love's 43-266 RESERVATIONS 40-266

A TREAT FOR MUSIC LOVERS Special Orchestral Concerts AT THE CIVIC COMMENCING SATURDAY NEXT. EVERY EVENING FROM 7.30 TO 8 P.M. IN ADDITION TO THE REGULAR PERFORMANCE. WITH TED HENKEL’S CIVIC CONCERT ORCHESTRA. AND FRED SCHOLL AT THE MAGNIFICENT CIVIC ORGAN A FEAST OF REALLY FINE MUSIC.

PLAZA 11 a.m., 2.30 and 8 p.m TWO BIG ALL-TALKING PICTURES. ‘THE SKY HAWK” And GLENN TRYdN’S ALL-TALKING COMEDY. “SKINNER STEPS OUT” TIV OL I Nightly at 8 HAROLD LLOYD in “WELCOME DANGER.” RIALTO Nightly at 7.50 BIG ENGLISH SPECIAL. “TOMMY ATKINS’* SPLENDID SUPPORTS. REGENT Nightly at 7.50 TWO BIG SPECIALS. “WIFE SAVERS” With Noah Beery and Raymond Hatton. Also, “STREETS OF SIN.” BRITANNIA WILL ROGERS All-Star Cast in “THEY HAD TO SEE PARIS.” All-Talkie Supports. THURSDAY—“THE SKY HAWK.”

Free Railway Holiday Booklet ... A Guide to Easter Happiness ! Don’t waste the precious Autumn days there are so many delightful, places which can be conveniently reached during the Easter vacation. The free "Easter Booklet” tells all about them, and all about the holiday trains and cheap fares. Call at the nearest Railway Booking Office for a copy or write or ’phone for one to be sent by first mail

CITY OF AUCKLAND. MUNICIPAL CONCERTS. Town Hall, Saturday Next. Superb Musical Programme by the AUCKLAND MUNICIPAL BAND the BAND will for the first time play the march, “Father Rhine"; overture, “Si J'etaia Roi" (“If I Were King"); valse. “Triste," and grand selection “Rienzi." Other popular numbers are “Faust," selection; “Humoresque"; • “Salut d'Amour," and morceau, “Her Majesty the Queen." Instrumental solos will be played by MR. HAL C. MCLENNAN, flute, and MR. FRED BOWES, cornet. MISS ALMA McGRUER, soprano, who leaves shortly to tour Europe and America, has been specially engaged to appear, and with Mrs. Ripley at the piano, will sing a series of charming ballads. ADMISSION— Body of the Hall, 6d; Gallery, Is. Reserved Seats at 2s may be booked at Messrs. Lewis Eady, Ltd. TOWN HALL, SAT. NEXT, APRIL 5. J. S. BRIGHAM, Town Clerk. BROAD SIDING WESTERN SPRINGS WESTERN SPRINGS SATURDAY. SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS MATCH RACES BOBBIE BLAKE BOBBIE BLAKE Sydney’s Speed Merchant. His wonderful Broadsiding on Saturday night gave thousands of patrons the greatest thrill of their lives. See him in the three special match races with ALF. MATTSON ALF. MATTSON New Zealand’s Champion. Winner of the Auckland Silver Sash, Chevrolet and Norton Cups, in addition to many handicap races. NORTON CUP. (Second Series.) HUDSON-ESSEX CUP HUDSON-ESSEX CUP Donated by Dominion Motors, Ltd., for B GRADE RIDERS B GRADE RIDERS George Hill, the Metro-Goldwyn-Xayer director, desiring an insight into Prison life for ‘The Big House,” asked a Political friend for the easiest way “i Betting first-hand data on prison life. “Rob a bank,” was the laconic reply.