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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 23, 28 January 1928, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. civic/ S£u,i,to F Sessions : 11.30, 2.30, 5, 7.45. .* TO-NIGHT, 7.45. L „ Another Wonderful Exclusive Comedy Programme, headed by £ ' THE FAIR CO-ED." " THE FAIR CO-ED." 7 "THE FAIR rn'ffn'" " THE FAIR CO-ED." ■ "THE PAIR rR wn'- " THE FAIK CO-ED." ' 4hp "THE FA 111 CO-ED." . xtrf AIK COi ' D - "THE FAIR CO-ED." i wiS T) AVIES . f he Screen's Most Popular Comedienne. With ARION •*-*A VIES, the Screen's Most Popular Comedienne. L A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Special. I THE ONE GIRL SAID:"I WANT IIIM." THE OTHER GIRL SAID: "I'LL i HAVE HIM." SEE WHAT HAPPENS!'!! Then, Warner Brothers' Classic, " THE HONEYMOON EXPRESS." • "THE HONEYMOON EXPRESS." © "THE HONEYMOON EXPRESS." "THE HONEYMOON EXPRESS." "THE HONEYMOON EXPRESS." Featuring TRENE "RICH AND \T7ILLARD T OUIS Featuring J-RENE AND *V ILLARD 'l&£ A Comedy of Unusual Merit. RESERVATIONS —LYRIC : 'Phone 43-645. Box Plan at Lewis R. Eady and Sen. Ltd. NAIIQNAL: 'Phone 42-161). Box Plan at Theatre. AMUSEMENT. ' ■ AMUSEMEN r is a general term. In :•«. Entertainment there is something intellectual. A Vaudeville Act is an U * Entertainment. Diversions and Sports SPORT. ar,! adapted to the young and active. Fairs, Exhibitions, and Amusement J>ECREATION. Devices are Diversions. Games are "T3ASTIME Sports. Recreation is for those "\vlio -I labour. Pastime for those who are idle. ALL ARE PROVIDED AT LUNA PARK LUNA PARK. LUNA PARK • LUNA PARK. LUNA PARK LUNA PARK. LUNA PARK LUNA PARK. LUNA PARK LUNA PARK. -VTEW rVEALANDS TSLAND. -»-* EW ZEALAND'S J-SLAND. EVERY EVENING AT 7.30. . ■ 1 AFTERNOON SESSION, AFTERNOON SESSION, | X jVfONDAY, | ' AT | ■ % 2 O'CLOCK. „ ! jy^OTOR . ) \yHEEL, JUST INSTALLED, ««— j WILL PROVIDE FOR THE I KIDDIES. JUST THE THING MAKE UP YOUR PARTIES wavt / FOR THE I THEY Y\ ANT. EACH MOTOR TJALAIS T\V | CAE WITH PEERING WHEEL J- A LAIS -L'E -L'ANSE. | AND HORN COMPLETE. INCLUSIVE TICKETS, LADIES 2/, GENTS i/6, ' L ET Y° UR J£ IDDIE 7JUSTE WITH FRSE ADMITTANCE 0 P T IS .T OYS " t:o the park. r u . I .

- DANCING. Mission t»ay cabaret, ission -DAY Cabaret, -^-ohi. ADMISSION 2/6. EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. MONDAY (ANNIVERSARY NIGHT) SPECIAL. Free Bus Service leaves G.P.O. at 8 o'elock on each of the above nights, returning by way of Remuera, Mt. Eden, Dominion Koad, Grey Lynn, Ponsonby, Three Lamps, and Ferry Tee. Owing to the increased patronage, we have again been compelled to increase our dancing area, but we are now complete, and can accommodate all Auckland. SATURDAY—GALA NIGHT. MONDAY —BIGGER GALA NIGHT. Special Music by the " CABARET'S EIGHT 1 HAWAIIANS." • JAZZ FOX TROT JAZZ. JAZZ FOX TROT JAZZ. FAIRY PHILLIPS, M.C. 28 R. NIXON (Prop.). gCOTS ALL. gCOTS JJALL. gCOTS JJALL gCOTS ~p|" ALL. TO-NIGHT. The Dance with the Social Atmosphere. I JAZZ — JAZZ WALTZ — JAZZ. ' r —-—■ —• ~~ I "DOSTON TAZZ TJAND. \j X>OSTON "AZZ •L'AND. J Playing the Latest Jazz Hits. ■ - ,1. - • — Featuring "Me and My Shadow," "Russian Lullaby." JAZZ — JAZZ WALTZ — JAZZ. "j jn OK JAZZING COMPETITION. I Fourth Heat. MONTE CARLO - ROULETTE. Balloons, Streamers, Novelties, Cigarettes, Chocolates. OUR USUAL SPECIAL PRIZES. Ladies, ( Flannels ) Gents, 2/. ( Optional. ) 2/6. T. JURY, B. FINDLAY, Managers./ " 28 mO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT. - 1 " "\/T ASONIC TTALL, . -Masonic -HALL, BELGIUM STREET. ' ANOTHER BIG NIGHT. With Edgar Bendall's Famous Jazz Band. GALA RACE NIGHT. These festivities at the Masonic are incomparably the very height of Revelry and Gorgeousness, adorned by the grace and i beauty of Auckland's smart and refined set. No one else ever lias or ever will provide 80 gorgeous a show at so small a price. Ladies 2/. Gentlemen 2/6. FOLLOW THE CROWD NEXT MONDAY At the PONSONBY HALL. (Opp. Fire Brigade Station.) CARNIVAL NIGHT. 8 to 12. • Ladies 2/. Gentlemen 2/0. 28 GEO. WILLIAMS. rpO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT. With Shower Balloons. 8 to 12. I ' MUNICIPAL HALL, NEWMARKET. OLD-TIME DANCE, ' TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT, AND EVERY SATURDAY. Spot Waltz, with Chocolates and Cigarettes. Ladies, 1/6. Gents, 2/. 28 D - MAY O -* 3 ' M.C. QLUBHOUSE, BAYSWATER WHARF. MONDAY AT S P.M. ANNIVERSARY REGATTA DAY DANCE. Dandng,B p.m. tolam. Birtley s No. 1 Bawl Favours, Special Decorations, Supper Ferries leave Auckland 7.0, 7.40, and 8.40 ' „ Ferries leave Bayswater, 11.1 a p.m. 8 «i., Tti,n leaves Devonport Wharf at ™ to Devonport. Takapuna, »/• Ho.. Sec. Al D'TI ME d a s c E - Monte Cark> Waltz, Chocolates and . Cigarettes. - MRS. NORTHOVER'S ORCHESTRA^ PON MONDAY NIGHT DANCE. TT'XECUTIVE Members of Seventy Trade t J?