AMUSEMENTS. • BIG HOLIDAY PROGRAMME "THE AUCKLAND PRESS SPEAKS. "Numerous excellent programmes hav been presented during the year, but fen have been of greater merit than thl one . . . This week's inusie a rar treat. . .' . Chaney scores one o his greatest triumphs in "The Big City.' I MAJESTIC. 1 The Fuller-Hayward " Theatre 1 Beautiful.". | From 11.15 a.m. to 10 p.m. | Phone 43-210 for Reserves. LON CHANEY Big as its name! LON CHANEY Big as its Star! LON CHANEY LON CHANEY LON CHANEY " TUR LON CHANEY IUJJ LON CHANEY f "RTfi fTTV " LON CHANEY I • W1I > LON CHANEY " TUT? LON CHANEY LON CHANEY I RTfl PTTV " LON CHANEY I AVT LON CHANEY " THF, LON CHANEY LON CHANEY f T?Tfl f!TTY " LON CHANEY ) V^IXX, LON CHANEY • — LON CHANEY With LON CHANEY BETTY COMPSON, LON CHANEY MARCELINE DAY, LON CHANEY JAMES MURRAY LON CHANEY (the New Male Star.) LON CHANEY As the grim, mysteriouf LON CHANEY Underworld power, Chanej A.ON CHANEY will lead you througt LON CHANEY every emotion from Ro LON CHANEY uiance to Revenge. LON CHANEY He will take you tc LON CHANEY " nigger " Harlem — th« LON CHANEY home of the Black Bottom LON CHANEY —in the maze of underLON CHANEY world Intrigue. LON CHANEY , , LON CHANEY I Also A LON CHANEY 1 LUPINO LANE LON CHANEY | LON CHANEY | COMEDY. LON CHANEY | And LON CHANEY | At Evening Session : I.ON CHANEY " IN A PERSIAN LON CHANEY MARKET" LON CHANEY (Ketelbey). LON CHANEY By LON CHANEY WHITEFORD LON CHANEY WAUGH'S LON CHANEY ORCHESTRA. LON CHANEY LON CHANEY Don't Miss " Seed Time.' LON CHANEY Interesting LON CHANEY Botanical Film. mHE T YRIC. J- HE -^YRIC. NIGHTLY. 7.45. MATINEE TO-DAY. 2.30. SAME PROGRAMME AS EMBASSY. USUAL PRICESPhone 43-645. DELPHI THEATRE — GREY LYNN. TO-NIGHT AT 8 P.M. MARY ASTOR AND LLOYD HUGHES In "NO PLACE TO GO." A Romance of n South Sea Isle. Second Feature: GEORGE MEEKER and DORIS HILL in "A THIEF IN THE DARK," A thrilling Melodrama, crammed with Comedv. MISS JAGGAR-SMITH'S ORCHESTRA. Reserves. Phone 27-235. V*TATCH PAPERS FOR MONSTER QUEEN CARNIVAL, At Dixieland, MONDAY NIGHT NEXT. ELECTORAL. W \TEW ZEALAND LABOUR AUCKLAND SUBURBS. H". g. R. M ason mp TO NIGHT (MONDAY) — TE ATATU CHURCH HALL, 8 P.M. Councillor H. R. MOOR. J.P., Chairman. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23—WHENUAPAI HALL, 8 P.M. AUCKLAND EAST ELECTORATE. M R J. A. I/ E MP MUNICIPAL HALL. NEWMARKET. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 23. 8 P.M. PARNELL LIBRARY — WEDNESDAY. October 24. ST. ANDREW S HALL. Symonds StreetTIl URSDAY. October 25. GREY LYNN. M K F J} ARTKAM ' Mruill upeii tils Campaign. l'T. CHEVALIER HALL — TUESDAY, October 23. at S p.m. GREV LYNN LIBRARY HALL—WEDNESUAY. October 24, at S p.m. ROSKILL ELECTORATE A. S. K ,CHAKDS TO NIGHT, OCTOBER 22. 7.43—CORNER ST. LEONARDS ROAD AND MOUNT EDEN ROAD. TUESDAY NEXT, 7.45 — METHODIST HALL, Kingston Av„ Mt. Koskill. THURSDAY NEXT. 25th. 7.45 — ST. LUKES HALL. Mt. Albert. EDEN ELECTORATE. W T A nderton ' Labour Official Candidate. TUESDAY, 23RD — JUBILEE HALL. KIXGSLAND. THURSDAY. 25TH— CONGREGATIONAL HALL. VIEW IiOAD AND ESPLANADE ROAD. MT. EDEN, at s p.w » M. J. S AVAGE WEST END THEATRE WEDNESDAY NEXT, 8 p.m. Chairman: Mr. J. J. Sullivan. UCKLANDC E N T R A L. M R E. P ARRy Mr Meets Friends and Supporters ROOM A, TRADES HALL, IItWJSOX ST.. TO-MORROW, TUESDAY. OCTOBER 23, AT 8 P.M. PARRY FOR AUCKLAND CENTRAL. ITC7AITEMATA ¥71 LECTOR ATE A.G"O'SSpeaks at FORESTERS HALL. Takapuna—TUESDAY. October 23. BOATING CLUB HALL. Bayswater—WEDNESDAY, October 24. MASONIC HALL. Northcote—THUßSDAY. October 25. All Meetings 8 p.m. OSBORNE FOR WAITEMATA. M" J. W. Y iKSALt " LABOUR CANDIDATE, Will Speak at THE PARNELL PUBLIC LIBRARY. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, At 8 p.m. YARNALL FOR PARNELL RAGLAN ELECTORATE. W L EB M ARTIX Mr - Will Ac'drepfs tli« Electors :■— PIRONGIA—TO-NIGHT (MONDAY). S p.m. MANGAPIRO—TUESDAY, 23rd, 1.30 p.m. NGAHINEPOURI-TUESDAY, 23rd. 8 p.m. KARAMU—WEDNESDAY, 24th, 1.30 p.m. TE PAHU—WEDNESDAY. 24tb, 8 p.m. ROTOKAURI—THURSDAY. 25th. 1.30 p.m. WHATAWHATA—THURSDAY, 25th, 8 p.m. M n H. E. H ollakd - ur '' Leader of the Opposition. Will Speak in the TOWN HALL. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 31. 22 ELOCUTION. TJAIB ROBINSON (Licentiate Trlplty " College. London). Dramatic Art, Speech and Deportment.—l 2, Scots Ball, Symonds St MTH r
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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 250, 22 October 1928, Page 18
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