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AMUSEMENTS. LABOUR DAY I ARRANGEMENTS. Special Picture Session, 11 a.m. Big Holiday Matinee, 2.30 p.m. Grand Evening Session, 8 p.m. I Full ghow at 2.30 and > flj. THE REGENT. "J. C. Williamson's Home of Supreme Picture and Vaudeville Entertainment!" NIGHTLY — 8 P.M. ~ NIGHTLY. HUGE STAGE. TRIUMPH! HUGE STAGE TRIUMPH! " CAIRO NIGHTS." "CAIRO NIGHTS." "CAIRO NIGHTS." All the Colour and Glamour of the Orient, brought to the stage in a Thrilling Pageant of Beauty. STAGE JAZZ BAND. FEATURING THE LATEST NOVELTIES. Conductor and Master of Ceremonies, MAURICE GUTTRIDGE. ON THE 'SCREEN. A Companionate Marriage Theme of Absorbing Interest and Fascination. "HALF A BRIDE." "HALF A BRIDE." " HALF A BRIDE." Featuring Lovely , ESTHER RALSTON, ESTHER RALSTON, ESTHER RALSTON, WITH HANDSOME GARY COOPER. The Picture is timely, and includes a variety of locale, including the ballrooms of the wealthy, the pleasure dives of the underworld, the life aboard an expensive sea-going yacht, and on a deserted island. Regent Review. — Comedy. — Cartoon. Plans at Theatre (46-888). or Lewis Eady Ltd. PHONE BOOKINGS KEPT TILL 7.45 pjn. IJIO DAY. rpO-DAY. rpO-DAY. GRAND. — Direction, Mrs. Henry Hayward. From the Strand to the Grand. DOLORES DEL RIO DOLORES DEL RIO In "RAMONA." — "RAMONA." "RAMONA." — "RAMONA." "RAMONA." — "RAMONA." "RAMONA." — "RAMONA." "RAMONA." — "RAMONA." Screened at 11.45, 2, 4, 5.15 and 8.30. Fine Supporting Items. Fox News. — "Varieties." New Comedy, "DON'T TELL EVERYTHING." Sessions: 11.15, 1.25, 8.35, 5.45 and 8. POPULAR PRICES. A? Til GSiSE TSSiS A Dmp ?i.2E££ E ?T"; SSf 1 JACK HOLT and BILLIE DOVE In "WILD HORSE MESA." Second Feature— "FASCINATING YOUTH," Featuring ADOLPHE MENJOU and i CLARA BOW. ! Bewitching Maidens in Gorgeous Costumes and a Nerve-tingling Boat Race. Miss Jaggar-Smith's Orchestra. Trams to all parts_at_lo.3o p.m. Reserves Phone 27-235. MEEtINGS. «

PROHIBITION CAMPAIGN, 1928. JJASS J|EETING, TOWN HALL, SUNDAY, 3 P.M. OCTOBER 21.) HON. W. F. FINLAYSON, HON. W. F. FINLAYSON, HON. W. F. FINLAYSON, HON. W. F. FINLAYSON, HON. W. F. FINLAYSON, OF AUSTRALIA, "LIQUOR, THE ENEMY OF LABOUR." Mr. Finlayson has a thorough grasp of his subject and a convincing story to tell.

MR. ERNEST ALDRIDGE, MR. ERNEST ALDRIDGE, MAYOR OF DEVONPORT, •Will also Speak on "THE PUBLICHOUSE BAR A CIVIC LIABILITY." Chairman: PROF. H. BELSHAW. SUNDAY AFTERNOON, TOWN HALL, 3 P.M. 20 GARDEN PARTY. w—7 "Vf A YORE si" WAR r T\ lu. memorial \J. LIBRARY LEAGUE. / _ Wy "Lest We Forget." y ) A GARDEN PARTY /If I Will be held at Mrs. I / Kidd's, Gillies Arenue, sl, V ) I Epsom, on Saturday » Afternoon, OCTOBER 27. AT 2.30 P.M. To be Opened by MRS. W. H. PARKES. Music. Entertainment. Numerous Stalls, Afternoon Tea. Admission 6d. All proceeds to funds ior, distributing literature. ALICE H. G. BASTEN. ; 24 Hon. Secretary. BAND PERFORMANCES. "OLLERSLIE" RACECOURSE. SUNDAY. OCTOBER 21. The ONEHUNGA CITIZENS' BAND will render a First-class Programme of Mnslc TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) AFTERNOON, on the ELLERSLIE RACECOURSE, commencing at 3 p.m. Collection for Band Fund*. 'ffimAMtat :4.<80V8; JD