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AMUSEMENTS. MAJESTIC.. | "It's a Fuller-Hayward Theatre." | Continuous from 11.15. Popular Prices. Ring 43-210. WHOOPEE! THE COWBOYS ARE HERE! Tom Heeney heard them play on the how! They've come to the Majestic phant tour of Canada and the States place! Everybody stricken THE MOST EXPENSIVE MUSICAL NEW FRED MAYFIELD, FRED MAYFIELD, FRED MAYFIELD, FRED MAYFIELD, FRED MAYFIELD, FRED MAYFIELD, THE NEW MUSICAL PERSONALITY, And HIS COWBOY BAND. HIS COWBOY BAND. HIS COWBOY BAND. HIS COWBOY BAND. HIS COWBOY BAND. HIS COWBOY BAND. To-day, ey qa and o O-DAY, AOU AND ©• Not Merely a Jazz Band—but a Speaking Melody 1928 FUTURISTIC RHYTHM. They Jaaz It! They Sing It! _ They Have IT! THEY GIST HOT—PLAY HOT—AND STAY HOT! They play good music as well—hear arranged by Paul Whiteman—and You can't tell » * • The Sousaphone Played as • * • IF YOUR FEET DON'T On the Screen. MARION DAVIES MARION DAVIES MARION DAVIES AS " PATS i r ." " PATSY." "PATS/." The LEAP YEAR FROLIC. Additional Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy as the "SOUP "Salad Undressed," orders a customer, * * * • SWORD FISHING * » • J. Whiteford Waugh'd OAPITOL. A FULLER-HAYWARD THEATRE. Capitol. TO-NIGHT—B p.m.—TO-NIGHT. Capitol. Final Screening of CapitoL Two Excellent Pictures : Capitol. "SPORTING GOODS," Capitol. ' The Second Picture: Capitol. "THE SECRET HOUR." CapitoL Century Comedy and Paramount Capitol. News. Capitol. Capitol Orchestra. Phone 20-574. Empire MPI R E A Fuller-Hayward Theatre. TO-NIGHT — 8 O'CLOCK — TO-NIGHT. Final Screening of "THE WARNING." The Second Picture: " DAREDEVIL'S REWARD." Showing also: Fox News, Fox Comedy, and Cartoon. EMPIRE ORCHESTRA, FOUR SOLOISTS. TTI D K N D A L E D B N D A L E A Fuller-Hayward Theatre. TO-NIGHT — 8 O'CLOCK — TO-NIGHT. "THE DIVINE WOMAN." A Powerful and Fascinating Drama, Starring GRETA GARBO. The Second Picture. "THE WRECK." Starring Shirley Mason and Malcolm McGregor. ' Selected Supporting Programme. Orchestra. Phone 20-710. TEACHERS of dancing. M ISS ARGARET QJQONNOR, NEW ZEALAND'S LEADING AUTHORITY ON BALLROOM DANCING. Studio: EMBASSY THEATRE, QUEEN STREET (Lessees Embassy Theatre, Ltd.). Telephone 46-214. MISS O'CONNOR has Just returned from i a tour of England, France, and America, where she studied under the world's leading teachers. Private Lessons and Classes from 9.30 a.m., in Yale Blues, New Foxtrot, QuickStep Walts, Heebie Jeebles, Baltimore. I'' ' . C T>ALLROOM DANCING, Correct Style, •D' Qualified Private' Tuition. — Modern Dancing Studio, 30, Palmerston Buildings, opposite G.P.O. - D 4 TJKSXTROT, Walts, Blues, in Six Lessons. -I? Rnby Sherriff, Upstairs, St. Kevin's Arcade, -Newton, opp. Kendall's. X \fLLE. VALESKA, Ngapuhi Chambers, Lome St., opposite Regent Theatre.— Every Kind of Dancing Taught.—Phone 40-121. D

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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 214, 10 September 1928, Page 18

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Page 18 Advertisements Column 2 Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 214, 10 September 1928, Page 18