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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 200, 24 August 1928, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. TO-NIGHT'S THE NIGHT! WORLD PREMIERE NEW ZEALAND'S GREATEST SCREEN ACHIEVEMENT. STRAND. " The Home of Big Pictures." i • Fuller-Hayward Long Run Theatre. TWICE DAILY, 2.30 AND 8. "YTBW E ALA NDE RS— EW "EALANDERS— TO-DAY IS A RED-LETTER-DAY IN' THE HISTORY OF DOMINION ENTERPRISE AND ARTISTRY. NEW ZEALAND TAKES ANOTHER STEP UP TUB LADDER OF WORLD FILM ACHIEVEMENT. "THE BUSH CINDERELLA," WITH DALE AUSTEN, THE GIRL YOU MADE A STAR! RUDALL TTAYWAED, UDALL -n-AYWARD, Producer of "Rewi's Last Stand" and "The re Kooti Trail," goes one better, and achieves, with Miss Austen, an eclipse of her American performance. • • • » A STAGE SPECTACLE, Introducing " SONGS OF NEW ZEALAND," Written by Alfred J. Lawranoe, Including : "Come Down the Wanganui," "I've Lost My Heart in Maoriland," "There's a Girl in Maoriland," "Therfe's a Little Maori Whare," Featuring on the Stage, ALFRED J. LAWRANCE, WORLD FAMOUS SONG WRITER, Composer of "I Wouldn't Leave My Little Wooden Hut For You," "I Like Your Old French Bonnet," "She Sells Sea Shells." etc. And MISS 2SELL CRANE. • • • • SPECIAL ORCHESTRAL SCORE, Arranged and Conducted by EVE BENTLEY For , STRAND SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. Overture, "Waiata Poi" (Alfred Hill). • • • » Additional Attraction. " ROUND THE WORLD IN TEN MINUTES," A Brilliant Orchestral and Screen Novelty, arranged and conducted by ALFRED J. LAWRANCE. Box Plan at Strand and Lewis Eady, Ltd. Book your Seats for To-night, the Opening Night. Ring 43-114 (Strand). Matinee: Circle, 1/6; Stalls, 1/ (Plus Tax); Front Stalls, 1/6 (Plus Tax). Night; Circle, 2/ft; Back Stalls, 2/ (Plus Tax) ; 'and Booking Fee, (id. TTOE PARISIAN ARE GIVING AWAY x BEAUTIFUL HATS At the CARNIVAL IN KITCHENER HALL TO-MORROW NIGHT. 24 LEAGUE FOOTBALL. JJ- LEAGUE FOOTBALL. m\ LEAGUE FOOTBALL. UHh/ LEAGUE' FOOTBALL. CARLAW PARK. CARLAW PARK. SATURDAY SATURDAY. SATURDAY SATURDAY. SATURDAY SATURDAY. PONSONBY V. DEVONPORT. PONSONBY V. DEVONPORT. PONSONBY V. DEVONPORT. PONSONBY V. DEVONPORT. NO. 1, 3 P.M. CITY V. MARIST OLD BOYS. CITY V. MARIST OLD BOYS. CITY V. MARIST OLD BOYS. CITY V. MARIST OLD BOYS. NO. 2, 3 P.M. Don't miss the Ponsonby v. Devonport match. Can Ponsonby beat Devonport? Sure to be a Fast, Sparkling, Thrilling Match. CHAMPIONSHIP DEPENDS ON THE RESULT. ADMISSION: Ground, 1/ ; Stand, 1/. Ladies : Ground, 6d ; Stand, 0d IVAN CULPAN, 24 A.R.L. CHURCH NOTICES. 7 rjIHE CJALVATION \ RMY. -■-HE SALVATION ARMY. QPEN I N G Of QONGRESS JJALL rpO-MORROW (SATURDAY), At 3 t 4 and 8. HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNORGENERAL WILL PERFORM OPBNING CEREMONY. COMMISSIONER HAY WILL DEDICATE THE BUILDING. MANY INFLUENTIAL LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, STAFF OFFICERS, BAND, SONGSTERS, 45 CADETS FROM WELLINGTON. YOU ARE EARNESTLY INVITED TO ATTEND 3 O'CLOCK OPENING CEREMONY. By Ticket Only. Apply to Brigadier Cottrill, G.P.O. Box 773, -Auckland, or Congress Hall, Grey Avenue. While expressing heartiest, thanks to all friends are notified that about m. 8000 is still required to meet the costs. Cheques please to Brigadier Cottrill, Grey Aevnue. 24 rpHB MELANESIAN MISSION. The Kohimarama Mission Buildings, lately renovated, will be reopened by His Grace the Archbishop, on SUNDAY, August 26, at 8 p.m. A cordial invitation Is extended to all Subscribers to the Renovation Fund and to friends of the Mission. Bishop J. M. Steward and those members of the Melanesian Mission who have Just returned from the Islands will be present. 25 INSURANCE COMPANIES. A LLIANCB ASSURANCE CO., assets £80,000,000. Phone 43-123. 5, O'Conocll Jttt.j' JUuuftr, Wilfrid Skegg. D