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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 19, 23 January 1929, Page 22

_ AMUSEMENTS. i FINAL SCREENINGS j _ j TO-DAY OF j | "THE CROWD." I "THK PICTURE EVERYONE I SHOULD SEE." I "THE GIRL IN THE I PULLMAN." | I MARIE PKKVUSTS DELIGHTFUL I I COMEDY." J_ I <>" the Organ—l'lautatiou Melodies. | | THE KEGENT. j A J. C. Williamson Theatre. TWICE DAILY, AT 2.30 AND 8 P.M. COMMENCING T TO-MORROW, J THE EXOTIC genEKX^SSf o^- » JETTA GOUDAL ss. in " THE FORBIDDEN i WOMAN." Her beauty and charm were the admiration »» of .very man she met, but in her heart was „ implanted the image of the only man she had ever loved—her husband's brother ! A ,t tensely dramatic story that carries you from the arid desert of Morocco to the bright e . lights of Paris. k OX TUB SAME PROGRAMME, Molro-Ooldwyn-.Ma.ver Present I "BEYOND THE ,t SIERRAS." ADVENTURE — DRAMA — ROMANCE' s Among beautiful Senorita*. Handsome Doii y Juans, Guitars and Swift Horses. A Vivid Romance of the Golden Days. COMMENCING FRIDAY NEXT FREDDIE HODGES AND IVY TOWE, INTERNATIONALLY FAMOUS DANCERS _ And the RETURN OF MAURICE GUTTRIDGE RETURN OP MAURICE GUTTRIDGE! The Regent s Distinguished Musical Director '» REGENT REVIEW OP WORLD EVENTS. h « T he Operatic Orrhostrn. Organist and Conductor: Arthur G Frost CHILDREN HALE-PRICE AT MATINEE* Box Plan at Theatre (4«-S88) and at Lewis Early. Ltd. PRINCE EDWARD. KARANOAHAPE ROAD. A II LLER-lIAYWARD THEATRE Daily 1.3,1 an ,j 7 TO NIGHT — AT 7 — TO-NIGHT, j DOUBLE ATTRACTION RILL — \ f DOUBLE ATTRACTION BILL | United Artists 9 Reel Special, THE HE J-'OVB." With NORMA TALMADGE, "The Screens Most Versatile Actress." r On the Same Programme : WALLACE BEERY and RAYMOND HATTON. In "fTIHE T»IG TRILLING." " Ihk D U ; XViLLING." A Comedy Sensation from Beginning to End. PRINCE EDWARD ORCHESTRA. "VfEW " rpUDOR " i^IINKMA, X, EW "J-UDOR" V-'INEMA, . REMUERA. "The Theatre Classic." 1 Direction : Fuller Hayward and Mumford — TO-NIGHT AT 8. — THOMAS MEIGHAN With EVELYN BRENT and RENE ADOREE. In Rex Beach's Powerful Story, " THE MATING CALL." [ Also PHYLLLS GIBBS In j A Romance of the Australian Turf. "ODDS ON." Comedy — Gazettes — Cartoon. CAPITOL.— A Fullei-Huyward Theatre. APITOL. TO-NIGHT. 8 O'CLOCK. Capitol. "DETECTIVES" "DETECTIVES" Capitol. A riotous Comedy-drama, full of Capitol. Mystery, Thrills and Romance. Capitol. starring, Capitol. Karl Dane, George K. Arthur. Capitol. The Second Picture, Capitol. 'THE WRIGHT IDEA." Capitol. An hilarious Comedy-drama. One Capitol, big laugh from start to finish. Capitol. Starring Jolly Johnny Hines. Capitol. 2-reel Comedy and Latest News. Capitol. Orchestra. Phone 20-.174. T7IMPIRE.—A Fuller-llayward Theatre. M - J TO-NIGHT —8 o'clock—TO-NIGHT. "SHOOTING STARS," A Drama of Thrills and Romance in the Film Studios, starring ANNETTE BENSON. The Second Picture : "FINNEGAN'S BALL, A Rollicking Irish Coinedv-drama, starring BLANCHE MEHAFFEY. 2-reel Comedy and Latest News. ■ TfiDENDALB A Fuller-Hayward Theatre. TO-NIGHT. 8 o'clock. TO-NIGHT. "ROAD HOUSE," A Melodrama of Jazz-mad morals, starring MARIA ALBA. LIONEL BARRYMORE. The Second Picture: "A GIRL FROM CHICAGO." A thrilling Mystery Drama, starring CONRAD NAGEL. News, Orchestra. Phone 20-710. MEETINGS. TjIAREWELL TIT FETING ■*- AREWELL lTi-EETING TO «£cJ255 A I J K ROKK ™« CHAS BARTON. MESSRS ALF. ROKF and CHAS BARTON Ere they leave for Abyssinia. BAPTIST TABERNACLE. THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 7 30 PM THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 7.30 p'm' Chairman : REV. J. W. KEMP, Who will give Valedictory Message. MR. DAVE OSBORXE, Missionary from Xigeria. now on furlough, Will also Speak. Everybody Welcome. SUDAN INTERIOR MISSION. 23 AUCKLAND GAS COMPANY,, LTD. Notice is hereby given that the ANNUAL MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS of the Company will be held in the Registered Office of the Company. 20. Wvndham St.. Auckland, on MONDAY, the 4th day of February next, at 12 o'clock noon, to receive the Annual Report and Statements of Account, to declare a Dividend for the halfyear ended December 31 last, and to elect Two Directors and Two Auditors in the place of those who retire at such Meeting, nut who are eligible for re-election, and for any other business that may be brought before the Meeting, of which due notice has been given. Mnv-^?£ ani L f<>r , Books win be clof *d from ill? tP AY ' the 21st inst - t0 MONDAY, the 4th February, both days inclusive. Dated this 21st dav of January, 1929 By order of the Board, . 0 E. D. ASHTON, Secretary. LAWN TENNIS. A B .?. U V, E ' Kaw J u et Stringer, 94, Albert ~ ' p-. "acquets Kestrung aDd Repaired Patronised by Tilden. Weld's ChanigPon C TQXGLISH and American Racquets Strung super gut; reasonable prices ; Restringing and Repairing.—Yates, City Chambers. . ' A jgXPERT Repairs executed same dav if ,1T c r e, * ed *l 10 a -m-: Restringing. 30/ Johns. Ltd.. Chancery St. n ftESTRINGING Racquets, same da, sTrT -*-* vice. See new range Spaldine Slaz N" g wt r on aCqUet8 ~ Wisema ° ,s ' QSeen St. and rnEXNIS Requisites.—Racquets Restrung ,0- n n ? ■ P l ) ' urp <l—Sturt and Blakey* 100. Colonial Mutual Bldgs.. Queen St. D HALLS, ETC., TO LET. DARNELL PARK KiosK Dance Hall- *■ Take 70 couples ; open for engagement private parties.—Phone 43-759. j> DARNELL PARK Kiosk, open for engage- •*■ inent. Wedding Breakfasts, Public functions; accommodate 100 guests. Phone 43-759. j}