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210. AUCKLAND CITY MISSION. PLAZA THEATRE TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) Doors Open 6.15. Begin 7 o'clock. MUSICAL ITEMS: Song—“ The Holy City." Sung by FOUR BOY SOPRANOS. Anthem—" The Lord Is My Light" (Wheeler) CITY MISSION CHOIR Accompanist, Mr. Ewart Lyne. Address by REV. JASPER CARDER Subject: “THE THROBBING CITY/' Also, Screening of the World - renowed Moving Picture, ‘GRASS” (Conclusion). A Paramount Masterpiece, based on Man's Fight Against the Elements. N.B.—lf you have no Church Home make your home with us. Admission Free. Collection. Holy Communion. Mission Chapel, next Thursday, 11 a.m. SUNDAY EVENING CONCERT. LYRIC DE LUXE THEATRE. TOMORROW (SUNDAY) 7.45 P.M. 7.45 P.M. SOLOS BY FIRST-CLASS ARTISTS. ORCHESTRAL SELECTIONS BY ORCHESTRA OF 14 INSTRUMENTS. And FIRST-CLASS PICTURE PROGRAMME. Collection. BAND PERFORMANCES CITY OF AUCKLAND. ZOOLOGICAL PARK SUNDAY AFTERNOON AT 3 O'CLOCK. AUCKLAND MUNICIPAL BAND Plays the following Fine Programme:— God Save the King. MARCH—“Honour the King”... Graham HYMN—“Deep Harmony” C. S. OVERTURE—“Si Jetais Roi” ... Adam SUlTE—“Ballet Russe” (first time) L uigi n i ORIENTAL MORCEAU—“Ke-Sa-Ko” Cha pu is SELECTION—“The Grand Duchess” Offenbach INTERVAL. ARCH “Radio” Burnstead VMN—“Lest We Forget”.. Blanchard CCOLO SOLO The Wren in the Poplars” Adams Soloist. MR. HAL C. MoLENNAN. EXCERPTS from “Pathetic” Symphony Tschaikowsky '• Andante from First Movement. ll.—March from Third Movement. MARCH—“Egremont” Cole National Anthem. J. S. BRIGHAM, Town Clerk.

-■ ■ m SCOTS HALL SYMONDS STREET. AUCKLAND RETAIL SHOP ASSISTANTS' UNION CHARITY CLUB. HELP CHARITY Attending this Popular nee. Always a Joyful Atmosphere. ‘YE VERSATILE PI RATES” Gents, 2s 6d ■ TITl" ■“ TITT ■ NOVELTY NIGHT TO-NIGHT iwumwetmiEM OFFERS ENTIRELY NEW DECORATIVE SCHEME. Novel Light Effect, Perfect Floor. Pupils of the McLaughlan’s School of Dancing in Two Novelty Gems and that most Popular Orchestra. CLICK CLACK INTERNATIONALS. Reserve any time at the following:— CLICK CLACK, Phone 40-789; 7s 6d DOUBLE. MISS CECIL HALL SCHOOL OF STAGE AND BALLROOM DANCING. REGENT THEATRE BALLROOM, Queen Street. Phone 42-554. Instruction in all the Latest 1930 BALLROOM DANCES Given by MR. CRAWFORD-NORRIS (London), And MISS BETTINA EDWARDS (Trained by Miss Phyllis Bates, Member Imperial Society Ballroom Dances. London). Exhibition Dancing. Full Particulars, Classes, Etc., on Application. 1/ PER LESSON Violet Robertson, / “ reg. teacher. Lessons given with a guarantee of satisfaction All Dancing —Operatic (toe) Classical, Highland, etc.. Latest Ballroom. Room 200, Pacific Buildings. Wellesley Street East. BALLROOM, Operatic Character Dancing j Classes Private tuition Valeska’s I Studio, Ngapuhi Chambers, Lome St. Phone 46-121 iTSTf