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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 259, 1 November 1928, Page 28

AMUSEMENTS. WEST END. I'ONSONBY ROAD. i i—■ — ~ 1 I TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. | ( I | A Splendid Programme of I | 1 | ALL STAR I i i VAUDEVILLE j I i AND PICTURES, I I I Headed by | I | 6—6 6—l> I I | | MIDGET REVELLERS, j j I I (Brilliant Pupils of Miss | | I j Lillian O'Leary.) j | I | Featuring a 30-minute Revuette | | I | in Song, Comedy, Dance and | | I I Ballet Items. I | I NGAPUHI DUO, j | I Hawaiian Entertainers. I | | | PETTY JEANETTE, | | I Baby Wonder Vocalist and Dancer. [ | Screening— i j VIRGINIA VALLI I I I WILLIAM RUSSELL, In | "THE ESCAPE." i I I STALLS, yd. CIRCLE, 1/. | ' — EMPRESS, — (NEWTON). I I- -, 1 NO PICTURES TO-NIGHT. I THEATRE ENGAGED FOR 1 POLITICAL MEETING. | | -DE LUXE THEATRE— MT. ALBERT TERMINUS. ( TO-NIGHT, AT 8 O'CLOCK. I ! I KEN. MAYNARD, In I I "JE50,000 REWARD." j j j A Gripping, Thrilling Westerner, j i | Good Supports. Usual Prices. | | THE LAST DAY TO SEE "THE BIG CITY." GRAND. I Direction: Mrs. Henry Hayward. ON pHANEY XON pHAXKY 'ON Uha\EY "THE BIG CITY." "THE BIG CITY." " THE DEVIL DANCER," " THE DEVIL DANCER," Sessions: 11.15, 2, 4.45, 7.30. COMMENCING TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) "THE BATTLES OF CORONEL AND FALKLAND ISLANDS." The Latest and Funniest Our Gang Comedy rjIHE Q.RAND rpO-MORROw! JAMES 1 rpHEATRB. ° r - "AMES' J-HEATRE. Props. John Fuller and Sons, Ltd. TO-NIGHT AT 8. MATINEE WED. AND SAT., 2.30. STIFFY AND TITO. TIFFY AND 1V1 0 . Series of Revues. NAT PHILLIPS AND ROY RENE at their best. CHARLESTON 6 SYMPHONISTS CHARLESTON 6 SYMPHONISTS. A Real Jazz Band. And a Strong Supporting Cast. Prices, 3/, 2/. 1/. Box Plans at St. lames' Theatre. • ELECTORAL. TJNITED pARTY. K. B. S PIEKS OFFICIAL CANDIDATE FOR AUCKLAND WEST, Will Address the Electors in FRANKLIN ROAD METHODIST HALL, TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY), AT 8 O'CLOCK. . 1 Yy*AITEMATA T£LECTORATE. M R R. H. G REyiLLB -

UNITED PARTY CANDIDATE, Will Address Electors, TO "^2 HT (THURSDAY) — PRESBYterian hall, belmont MOK d^6np l o o r\ "MAHmh hall, .*~~_ Meetings, 8 p.m. VOTE FOR GREVILLE, THE BRIDGE ADVOCATE. . 1 XTAURAKI J7 LECTOR ATE. M R E. ALLENUNITED PARTY, Will Address the Electors at TAMAKI EAST—TO-DAY (THURSDAY) a p.m. HOWICK—TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), 8 p.m. NESS VALLEY SCHOOL—SATURDAY ii p.m. ' ARDMORE—SATURDAY, S p.m. 1 IJAURAKI "gJLECTO RA T K M R " JQ BENEZER A LLAN, Will Address the Electors at HOWICK PICTURE HALL TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), S P.M MR AU CR f w FORD, Chairman. ? JJ 11 . 1 be s "Pl>ortrd by several Auckland United Party Candidates. 1 PROHIBITION QUESTION |y[R. piIED ARLINGTON - JJUKKE (THE r::- ;ED ORATOR). WILL DEAL WITH THE ACCURAT HISTORY OF PROHIBITION. And SPECIALLY INVITES wom;: KMCCTORS TO COME'AND HEAR .Mi. .-ACTS. TRUTH VERSUS PR; i \')\ , TRUTH VERSUS PR'o.'.^.iNDA] QARLTON JJALL, JgDENDALE. rpO-NIGHT (THURSDAY), AT 8 P.M. DO NOT FAIL TO HEAR THIS WORLD FAMOUS AND INTELLECTUAL ORATOR 1 CHURCH NOTICES. QRAKEI NATIVE RESERVE^ ZION AND JERUSALEM. THRONE OF GOD. Scripture Law of the Land: 43 Ezekiel !'}%• e^? re 7th > Xov - 28 ' 9 Zechariah, 914; 35 Psalins, 1-2; 1 Psalms, 1-6: 2 Samuel, 8-10. Lost Iron Rod, 1922 132 Psalms, 1-18; 9 Psalms, 1-20. REV. OTENE PAUL, 1± Orakei. PICNICS. EXCURSIONS. ETC. T>IVERHEAD AND OSTEND SERVICES STEAMERS, CALLING AT ALL WHARVES, Leave Auckland Daily at 3.30 pm for Hobsonvllle, Waimarie and Riyerhead (Saturday, excepted). Sundays at 4pm Leave Riverhead Daily ate.-tSafm. (Sunday) excepted). For OSTEND. leaving Print's Wharf Sundays, 9.45 a.m., WednWdav. ?:« a Fridayß - 63 ° *S3K BSADNEY AKD BWKS. IM