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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 40, 16 February 1929, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. WHO KILLED BUDDIE BROWER? Can You Solve the Mystery? | MAJESTIC. i I (A Fuller-Hay ward Theatre.) | CONTINUOUS DAILY FROM 11 A.M. 1 An Honest to Goodness Story, with plenty of Excitement and a bit of Romance that everyone craves. Is it possible that your next-door neighbour is a crook—or that your favourite physician and musician are leading "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" i existences ? " BLINDFOLD." ™> iS „ MORAN "BLINDFOLD." " BLINDFOLD." — george — O'BRIEN "BLINDFOLD." " BLINDFOLD." earl e FOX On a dark background of intrigue, interwoven with the machinations of a gang of high-class jewellery thieves. In Addition. A MUSIC MASTER SERIES, QCHUMANN, The Most Popular of Song Writers. Presented with Special Musical Score. "Majestic Magazine" News. "Baliy Faces" Comedy. "Natures Wizardry" U.F.A. Gem. Also at Evening Sessions. KATE CAMPION, Prima Donna Soprano. WHITEFORD WAUGHS ORCHESTRA. " i Box Plan at Theatre. Phono 43-210. BEBE DANIELS. BEBE DANIELS. BEBE DANIELS. At the MAJESTIC »\t Friday. In TAKE ME HUME. PICTUREDROME. MILFOUD. SO. I', M. I>.;ii- Funse.-:..-i>,. \\ <• iin »'.■.• \.Mi u (-villi' \\iih us to ii colou:iul « abator in a lui-guili'i himl. when . an';. *ce a. gorgeous darning girl, a bully iiuil a loiiiaiuic Koineo —all mixed up in .1 picture of spice, pep, gunpowder, advenfnie ~nd love It's the great NORMA TALMADOii'S latest attraction. •THE DOVE." Carnival Jazz to follow from 10 till 1::. Thomson's Jazz Orchestra (augmented). Finest floor, pretty decorations and lights— and nil the tun in the world. City patrons would do well to "run over" ihis evening. If you are unfortunate enough io possess it motor car you can catch the Mollyhawk leaving at 7, 7.40, S.'M, or. it i you are lucky enough to possess no mechanical encumbrances, you can catch the. passenger ferry leaving at 7, 7.10, 7.H0, 7.43. H, 5.30, etc. Follow the crowd for another great night at the magic 'Drome. Yours cheerfully, L. L. SPEEDY. Director. P.S. — Harold Lloyd in "Speedy" next Saturday. ~— DIXIELAND. —^~ NEW ZEALAND'S CABARET DE LUXE BY THE SEA. DANCING. mO-NIGUT (SATURDAY), 5.30 P.M. TO 1U MIDNIGHT. ADMISSION. ■-,/. DIXIELAND'* FAMOUS DANCE BAND WILL RENDER THE LATEST I'IiPLI.AU AND MOST UP-TO-DATE MUSIC. To save disappointment make your Reservations early. Phone 26-613. Watch the papers for the Greatest 1 lance of the Season, coming soon. DIXIELANDS GREAT NOVELTY

DANCE. COME AND SPEND YOUK WEEK-END ON THE BEAUTIFUL DIXIELAND BEACH. I T EYS TXSTITU'rE pvRCHESTRA. I I j REHEARSALS COMMENCE MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 7.15 P.M. A-. this Or.liestra is formed purely for the encouragement of Young Miot neces.-nrily juvenile) Players, the Committee extends a Hearty invitation ro enthusiasticbeginners. 16 ORATORIO "ST. PAUL, By COMBINED METHODIST CHOIRS. TOWN HALL. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25. A Musical Treat in conjunction with the Methodist Conference. l(; MEETINGS. BIG T-ÜBCUSBION. IG vJ PEN-AIR JL/jSCUSSION. QUAY STREET, J TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), ! TO-MORROW (SUNDAY i, j 2 P.M. Speaker: REV. BLAMIRES. Subject : "BIBLE DEFENDED." Other Speakers: LATTER DAY SAINTS. Subject: "MORMONISM." MR. J. EDWARDS will Reply in each case. Chairman : MR. M. SAUNDERS. K; CHURCH NOTICES. 6CJT. PATRICK'S ►J CATHEDRAL. TOMORROW (SUNDAY). MASSES AT 6.30, 7.30 » AND- 11 A.M. SOLEMN TE DEUM OF THANKSGIVING AT 7 P.M. HIS LORDSHIP DR. CLEARY WiU Preach on "THE ROMAN QUESTION." 16 O T. B E N E D I C T_' S. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY). 11 a.m.—SOLEMN HIGH MASS. Address : THE POPE AND ITALY. RIGHT REV. DR. LISTON. 7 p.m.—EXPOSITION AND PROCESSION OF THE BL. SACRAMENT. CATS Dogs. Destroyed Painlessly; town ' or suburbs, 3/ and fare.—Ralph sanft. Chemist, Symonds St. D 4