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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 69, 22 March 1928, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. RONALD COLMAN. Ideal Popular Hero— T^ - Rollicking and Lovable, Aa Clown and Prince. LAST VILMA ( NIGHT. j BANKY. LAST Charming in Tighti and Tulle and then NIGHT. in Superb Evening Gown. " THE * MAGIC FLAME." A Kaleidoscope of Rousing Entertainment. A Fuller-Hayward Theatre. Continuous from 11 a.m. MAJESTIC. A Majestic Programme of Infinite Variety. COMMENCING TO-MORROW. THE SUPREME COMBINATION OF THE BEST IN ENTERTAINMENT. 1. "TEA FOR THREE? " TEA FOR THREE." With the Screen's Brilliant Comedy Team, LEW CODY, AILEEN PhI.VGLE. OWEN MOORE. A sophisticated, modern comedy farce telling of the reformation of a jealous husband—by means of intrigue, thrills and snappy situations which hubby's best friend and wifey knew quite a lot about. The screen version of the ulay Marie Tempest made popular with Auckland Theatregoers. The Spotlight of the Screen, MAJESTIC MAGAZINE Review of Japanese Army—Aquarium Doctor—Turtle Huntiug Whippet Racing— AND NEARER HOME, i International Tennis (Wellington) I "Rose Marie" Company at Khau- I daliah Hatlis—lstu iiauery in | i Action—Maori Regatta (Wanganui) | —Yachting on the W'aitemata, etc. | 3. The Breezy Bunch of Kiddiea. | OUR GANG I In "HEEBEE JEEBEES." The Youngsters get Hypnotised. I I Can You Imagine the Rest? | J i 4. | "EVE'S REVIEW." 1 I Invention for Harnessing the Tides, I I Waltzing Exhibition. ' | THE STREET OF YESTERDAY, 1 Tonbridge — England. I o. Enchanting Views. | ART TREASURES j OF THE VATICAN. | 6. A Specially Neiwfd Programme of Popular Music by J- Whiteford-Waugh's MAJESTIC ORCHESTRA. "You're In Love." "Rose 'Kissing Time," "Belle of New lork," "No. No. Nanette." "Marriage Market," "Blushing Bride," Etc. OVERTURE "SUNNY." 7. J McKENZIE AITKEN, I Accomplished Singer of Scottish I Folk Songs. | Plan at Theatre. 'Phone 43-210. CRICKET. I TEST CRICKET. AUSTRALIA v. NEW ZEALAND. Eden park, DEN lARK. gATURDAY, jyjARCH <T>^ 26* rpUESDAY, (yj Commencing at 11.30 a.m. each day. 6dt D s"nd!°L. : Gr ° Und ' 1/6 (Children LEAGUE FOOTBALL. rj ATORTHCOTE - BIRKENHEAD r*jr\ RAMBLERS' LEAGUE FOOTBALL CLUB. ANNUAL MEETING. rinH e wm n ? al K G , e ? e , ral Meetin = of the above Club will be held in the HALL. BIRKENHEAD ON THURSDAY EVENING AT 7.30 P.M H. G. GRAY, Sec. A ROVERS' FOOTBALL CLUB. The nn nal Meeting of the above lAr * riub will be held SUNDAY NEXT. Mr March 25. at 10.31) a.m., in Buf falo Lodge Rooms, St. Benedict's Street. All Members and Intending Members are requested to attend. Business.—Annual Report and Balancesheet ; General. M J. BALL, Hon. Secretary. TOURIST AND HEALTH RESORTS. A RKLE House, Arkle's Bay—Open receive guests all year round; home awav from home. Write, phone, teims. etc.—M. J. O'Connor. Proprietor. jj TJAEROA— CRITERION HOTEL; A.ATA.. A P.S.A., C.T.A. House. Telegrams "Cri." Phone 19; garage opposite. — L. E. Cassrels. U "DAPAKURA — GLOBE HOTEL. Glob* A Trotters find comfort, rest, refreshment.—Phone 8. Papakura.; Chris. Foote Proprietor. jj "DARAKAI HOUSE—Hot mineral baths. Under same roof. Excellent cuisine. Splendid service. Ample garage ocrnmmodation. A.A.A. House.—Phone 35. HelensvJii2 n XjONDON, — gNGLAND. NORFOLK HOTEL. SURREY STREET. — STR\ND Hich class Incensed notel. Within'ensv reach of all the principal theatres. Single bedroom from 10 T, per person, double bed room from £1. Including breakfast, light and attendance fcu ' Telegrams: Following. Estrand. London B CHIROPRACTORS. rpHE Following are Palmer Graduates and .. M^"\ b ers of New Zealand and Australian Chiropractors' Association. Consultations free. j yyjGGAN and DUGGAN (Uonel and Wl ° s "'" m " z '- St. AND GILES, Imperial Buildings r! Queen Street. Phone 45-520. jj -mfIISSES BARR AND BARR. 55, Strand '