Page 24 Advertisements Column 3

Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 255, 27 October 1928, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. Continuous from 11.15 Daily! Your heart will miss its special beat If a "Certain Young Man" and You don't meet! LEARN HOW TO LAUGH AND LOVE BY ONE WHO CAN! I "The Theatre Beautiful." I j MAJESTIC. J | A Fuller-Hayward Theatre.. I I Phone 43-210 for Reserves. | Novarro in a new role, as a gay, dashing Twentieth Century Don Juan! RAMON NOVARRO, ' RAMON NOVARRO, RAMON NOVARRO, .1 With MARCELINE DAY, As 192S'» Sweetest Flapper, And RKNKE ADOREE, CARMEL MYERS, BERT ROACH, HUKTLY GORDON, In A CERTAIN YOUNG MAN. A CERTAIN YOUNG MAN. "A Hilarious Tornado of Gay Adventures." IT'S PERFECT ENTERTAINMENT! OUR GANG COMEDY, "EDISON, MARCONI AND CO." Unquestionably Their Funniest. THE WORK OF ST. JOHN AMBULANCE ASSN. In Auckland and England. RECONQUEST OF THE TASMAN. Complete story magnificently photographed. "DANCING TIME" (at Evening Sessions). A Brilliant Revuette with KOANDI and THE MIDGET MOSELLES, Clever Juvenile Entertainers. Produced by Lillian O'Lcary. WHITEFORD WAUGH'S ORCHESTRA. | NEXT FRIDAY— VICTOR McLAGLEN, In " A GIRL IN EVERY PORT/' A DELPHI THEATRE — GREY LYNN TO-NIGHT AT. 8 P.M. W. C. FIELD AND CHESTER CONKLIN In "FOOLS FOR LUCK." This Comedy Couple has a cure for all blues GLORIA SWANSON in "FINE MANNERS." Side-splitting Situations and Romance. Miss Jaggar-Smith's Orchestra, x Trams to all parts at 10.30. Reserves, Phone 27-235. DIXIELAND. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. GALA CARNIVAL NIGHT, 8 p.m. till 12 p.m. Admission, 5/. MONDAY NIGHT NEXT, OCTOBER 29, 1923. QUEEN CARNIVAL BALL. Hallyburton Johnstone Sports Club Bowling and Croquet Queen, MISS A. DUNNINGHAM. S p.m. to 12 midnight. Admission, 2/6. Proceeds for Bowling Green, Croquet and Tennis Courts. Roll up and support this popular candidate. FOR ALL RESERVES PHONE 26-613. CLICK CLACK CABARET. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. NEWMARKET. Dancing 8 to 12. Dancing 8 to 12. Clyde Howley's Famous Internationals. Admission, 4/. Note.—Train Stop at Door. Phone 40-789. 27 MISS PRESTON STANLEY, The Gifted Orator, MAJESTIC THEATRE, SUNDAY EVENING, 7.30. " THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC EXPOSED." x 2? MEETINGS. PROHIBITION MEETING. MAJESTIC THEATRE, MAJESTIC THEATRE, gUNDAY AT IJ <£»Q P.M. gUNDAY AT P.M. MISS PRESTON STANLEY MISS PRESTON STANLEY (Ex M.P. New South Wales Parliament) Will Speak on " THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC EXPOSED." A clear, convincing and commanding speaker, untiring in her efforts in the i canse for humanity. As the one woman in the New South Wales Parliament, holding her own in a company of 89 men. Miss Stanlev battled consistently for the mothers the children, national health, prison reform and vocational guidance for youth Right Hon. W. M. Hughes, P.C., K.C., M.P., ex-Prime Minister Australian Commonwealth, says of ,Miss Stanley: "If I were leading a party. I would ask no better or more effective supporter than Miss Stanley." YOU MUST HEAR HER ! Miss Stanley's address will be preceded by a brief CONCERT PROGRAMME. Selected Musical and Vocal Items. Men and Women of Auckland be sure to hear this prominent Australian woman. She has a mesage for YOU. MAJESTIC THEATRE, SUNDAY NIGHT, AT 7.30 P.M. Collection. I BOXING. AUCKLAND MILITARY SPORTS ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL BOXING ANNUAL BOXING TOURNAMENT. TOURNAMENT. ! DRILL HALL, RUTLAND STREET. ~ Commencing j MONDAY NEXT, AT 7.30, AND CONTINUING ON . ' rUES., WED., & SATURDAY j (OCTOBER 30, 31, AND NOV. 3). 3 VDMISSION — ' Ringside, 5/; Front Seats. 2/ ; Body of Hall, General Public, 1/ ; Senior Cadets, ] in uniform, fid. : T. P. LAFFEY, Hon. Sec. \ Telephone: 43-199. x 27 j ' ' ssssssssssssssss i REV. CHARLES CHANDLER ] . Describe* . , " THE TRAGIC RESULTS OF DRINK," TOWN HALL, 9 P.M., SUNDAY. *27 '