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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 248, 19 October 1928, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. THE NO TAX THEATRE. EMBASSY — EMBASSY. | . | Phone 42-169. j Continuous Pictures from 11.50 18. 2.30. 5. 8 p.m. LATE NATIONAL PICTURES. Manager: K- L. Clcland. NOW SHOWING. Master Pictures Present CONRAD NAGEL. And MYRNA LOT, In " THII GIRL FROM CHICAGO." " THE GIRL FROM CHICAGO." " THE GIRL FROM CHICAGO." With WILLIAM RUSSELL — CARROL NYE. Glittering Melodrama ; Glorious Romance! . Romance of Daring and Danger! The Girl Who Laughed at Danger! '•Molly, the Gal From Chi"—She Mystified Them All! Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Presents "RIDERS OF THE DARK." "RIDERS OF THE DARK." "RIDERS OF THE DARK." Starring TIM McCOY And DOROTHY DWAX. Ten Thrilling Moments in the "Riders of the Dark."—l. The Attempted Lynching. 2. The Fight on the TraiL 3. The False Arrest. 4. The Fight Between the Outlaws and U.S. Cavalry. 5. The Jail Break. 6. The Wild Bide for Help. 7. The Reign of Terror. 8. Man to Man. 9. The Rescue. 10. The Leap for Life. YOU'LL GET A MIGHTY THE ILL OUT OF THIS OXE! XO EXTRA CHARGE FOR BOOKIXG RESERVES. Reserves at Lewis Bad; Ltd., 2/, and at Theatre after 5 p.m. Saturdays, 12 noon. Prices: Stalls, 1/. Circle 1/6. D. Cicle 2/. Children, Half-price. OEXIOR CADETS BOXIXG. DRILL HALL. Commencing OCTOBER 29. 19 SPORTING. JJACIXG QLUB (IXC.) gPRIXG ~jy|"EETING To be held on the CLUB'S COURSE. TE RAPA, CLUB'S COURSE. TE RAPA, gATURDAY, AXD yyEDXESDAY, QCTOBER First Race Starts at 11.30 a.m. each day. fIFECIAL TRAIX ARRAXGEMEXTS FOR ALL DISTRICTS. s. d. Admission to Course 2 0 Motor Cars and other vehicles (other than members') 2 6 Admission to Lawn Enclosure— Gentlemen •.. 7 61 Ladies 5 0 ! Main Entrance to Course, first turning on Hamilton side of Yardon Road. Members please use the road at Northern end of Course, where cars may be parked in Members' Car Paddock. All other patrons please use main entrance. In order to minimise the risk of accident, car drivers are respectfully requested not to pass cars going in the same direction, whether going to or coming from the Te Rapa Course. Official traffic inspectors will be stationed along the route, and any breach of the by-laws will be reported to the police. Xo person who has at any time since the passing of the Gaming and Lotteries Amendment Act, 1908, followed the occupation of a Bookmaker or Bookmaker's Clerk, no disqualified or undesirable person, will be admitted to the Te Rapa Racecourse during the Waikato Racing Club's Meeting,, and if such person is found on such coarse he will be removed therefrom and prosecuted for trespass. The promotion of sweeps Is prohibited, * n y person infringing this regulation will be removed from the Racecourse and prosecuted. E. H. OMEARA, Secretary. !; APA AXD CAMBRIDGE RACES, -*-E RAPA AND CAMBRIDGE RACES. OCTOBER 20, 22. AND 24 OCTOBER 20. 22, AND 2L BUSES LEAVE G.P.0., 7 A.M. OX ABOVE DATES. RETURXIXG AFTER LAST RACE. " RETURN FARE. £ 1 RETURN FARE. £1. RING 40-102 AND SECURE SEATS. JOHNSTON AND STOKES. 31. Beach Road. x2O yy.VIKATO RACES. AARD SEDAN BUSES. Leave Office (Dilworth Building) each day at 7 a.m. Return Fare, £1. Reservations—Phone 44-656 or 40-518. MARKER'S AARD TOURIST SERVICE. Dilworth Building. x 23 WAIKAT O H U X T. * * CAMBRIDGE, LABOUR DAY. TOURIST SIGHT-SEEING CO-'S SEDAX will leaTe at 7 a.m. Book your Seats. Phone 45-360. 19 "VTcCARTHY S SEDAX BUS Leaves 6-P-O. at 7 a.m. each day for Races— Waikato (Saturday and Wednesday). Cambridge. Monday (Labour Day). Inquiries. Phone 42-065. 22 YV^AIKATO RACES—Saturday and WedJ* nesday, October 20 and 24.—Tourist 1 *» Se«ing Co's Sedan will leave for Te Rapa Racecourse at 7.30 a.m. each day I Book your seats.—Phone 45-360. IS it)