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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 39, 15 February 1929, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. NEXT WEEK'S ENTERTAINMENT SENSATION WILL BE AT LUNA PARK. — LUNA PARK. LUNA PARK. — LUNA PARK. COMMENCING AT THE MATINEE TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), 2.30, 2.30. THE MOST TREMENDOUS. THRILLING. AND EXCITING T.IUEE \ t'T f REE T REE Act VET PRESENTED IN AUCKLAND, THK pIt.VKKXS." HI .; JJRACKENS." THK t»hackp;ns." HK -I>I!AI'KKNS." WIRE WALKERS -- THICK ARTISTS — daredevils. blindfolded walking sharpshooting trapeze work while on the tightrope 60 feet from the ground. THK BRACKENS ARE INTERNATIONAL \RTISTS CIVINt; THF.IR FIRST PERFORMANCE IN AUCKLAND AT LUNA PARK. LUNA PARK. THIS ASTOMSH'NG ACT IS S F KEE. TO PATRONS OF LUNA PARK — LUNA PARK. LUNA PARK — LUNA PARK. COMMENCING AT THE MATINEE TO-MORROW AT *> Of| O-MOKROW AT —<«t»VF. EVERY EVENING AT 7.30. THE LYRIC. THE LYRIC. TO-NIGHT, 745 TO-NIGHT, MATINEE SATURDAY. 2.30. William Fox Presents " RED WINE." "RED WINE." A Snappy, Up-to-the-Monient COMEDY DRAMA, Featuring CONRAD NAGEL, CONRAD NAGEL, AND JUNE COLLYER. A not-so-old dog decides to learn new tricks, and sets out to go to the bow-wows with a wow! Humour, irony ami a fresh revelation of human character keep this comedy humming throjgb the cabarets where a very domestic hubby takes the evening off. A gay presentment of what happens when a man tries to tame the wild women and to prove that every dog kas his day—and his night. YOU WILL SAY THIS IS A GOOD PICTURE! ! ! Also, "THE ROMANTIC AGE," "THE ROMANTIC AGE," In which It is proved that love laughs at years—and romance is not based on birthday anniversaries. Featuring EUGENE O'BRIEN EUGENE O'BRIEN AND ALBERTA VAUGHN. YOU WILL SAY THIS DRAMA IS GREAT. THEREFORE THE LYRIC HAS THE BEST PROGRAMME IN TOWN ! ! USUAL PRICES. Reserves at Lewis Eady, Ltd. Theatre Phone 43-645. ! LECTURES.

REV. ALEXANDER M. NIBLOCKI Will Commence bis Classes on PRACTICAL PSYCHOLOGY At bia Rooms, 3, DARBY ST., at 7.30 p.m., On ! MONDAYS for BEGINNERS, On TUESDAYS for ADVANCED STUDENTS. Apply G.P.O. BOX 1745, for Syllabus and Enrolment Form. zl6 HALLS. ETC.. TO LET. TJARNELL PARK Kiosk Dance Hall.— ■*• Take 70 conples; open for engagement, private parties.—Phone 43-759. D T)ARNELL PARK Kiosk, open for engage--1 - ment, Wedding Breakfasts, Public Functions; accommodate 100 guests,— Phone 43-758. * ' p TENDERS. PLUMBERS —Tenders wanted for Repairing Roofs and Spouting.—232, Green Lβne West, Epsom. 15 PRICE and particulars, of Hoist for 2Ton Lorry.—Address Hoist, Box 9, Mangapehi. 15 PRICE wanted for Renewing Spouting on house, 9, Haydn Av., One Tree Hill. Parr, Haydn Av. 15 TJRICE wanted to Carry 20 tons Building ■*• • Material. Auckland to Cambridge.— Apply Box 167, Auckland. rpENDER required Erection Outside Single -*> Roughcast Chimney, 58, Peary Rd., Mt. Kden. —Write Skellern. New Lynn. 15 FOR SALE BY TENDER. TT7AIKATO TROTTING CLUB (Incorporated). Tenders. Closing at 12 Noon, on MONDAY, February 18, 1929, are called for— PUBLICAN'S BOOTH, CATERER, ICE CREAM, At. Race Meeting at Claudelande on Saturday, March 2, 1929. T. G. REYNOLDS, 15 Secretary. BUILDING MATERIALS. WALASCO" Walls and Ceilings are fire and vermin proof. Phone 41-677, and representative will call. A LAWN TENNIS. TEJCNIS. CLIVE ROAD COURTS. I'EES : 20/ per Court for three hours; 2.-|' per court, including dancing hall, crockery, gas. etc. Knjoy Healthful Recreation at moderate Fees. Ring TENNIS, LTD.. F Phone 45-274. rpHE OFFICIAL OPENING of a Newly- ■*■ formed Tennis Club will be held on SATURDAY. February 16, at their Courts, In Darby Street, Paruell. * hearty invitation is extended to all ""}«?. wishing to attend. AN EXCELLENT DANCE IS TO FOLLOW - tf l^;To*/* r N..» e 1} rSngins - hlst inalltf gut. l=/6 to 105^ R^ IK ff °J^« te . — **y -r\X"B Hare Cleaning and Reblocklnz n.r.—» \\ ment. Ladies' and Genr«H»t?.!s? •Tee Hatter, Karangahape Bβ. ""••—Cox.