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AMUSEMENTS. j STRAND. STRAND. A Fullcr-llayward Theatre. The Directors ;;re J*roud to Announce Talking and uuund "pictures. ALKING AND »JOUND i ICTURES. TALKING AND T) ICTURES. ALKING AND 1 ICTURES. Talking and yot'Nii tjictures. ALKING AND J ICTURES. TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), TO-MOR RO W (TIIUR SDAY), AT 8 O'CLOCK. AND FROM FRIDAY: THREE SESSIONS DAILY, at 11.0, 2.:;0 and S. • * * • 1— THE OPENING PROGRAMME! FOX MOVIETONE NEWS. Thrilling Events in Talk and Sound. "GEORGE BERNARD SHAW, The World's Outstanding Literary Genius talks to you from the screen wilh his engaging personality. 3—• GERTRUDE LAWRENCE, The Fascinating English Comedienne. 4—HIS MAJESTY THE KING. The Royal voice screened with j official sanction. His last public appearance before his illness, on the occasion of the opening of the Ncwcastle-on-Tyne Bridge. CHIC SALE IN " THE STAR WITNESS," The First All-Talking Comedy. JANET GAYNOR AND CHARLES FARRELL In " THE STREET ANGEL." " THE STREET ANGEL." " THE STREET ANGEL." " THE STREET ANGEL." " THE STREET ANGEL." " THE STREET ANGEL." " THE STREET ANGEL." " THE STREET ANGEL." -V Sound Picture with Songs anil Synchronised Score, by the Roxy Theatre Orchestra of 110 performers. The sweetest love story ever told — with the most popular pair of lovers on the screen to day. Free List Entirely Suspended. FULLER-HAYWARD SUBURBAN THEATRES. TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT. T3RINCE (Karangahape Rd.) At 1.31). and 7. ! BEBE DANIELS, Tn j I "TAKE ME HOME." | ] "SUNRISE." with Janet Gaynor. j CAPITOL (Dominion Road) at S. "BEAU SABREUR." with Gary Cooper and an All-Star Cast. "SKIRTS," with Syd. Chaplin. (Dominion Road) at 8 p.m. "TWO RED ROSES," with an AIIStar Cast. "HOOF-BEATS OF VENGEANCE," with 1100t v Gibson. (Edendale) at 8 p.m. "SKIRTS." with Syd. Chaplin. "ODDS ON." Australian Special, with Arthur Tauchert. Q.REY LYNN CINEMA at 8 p.m. "PLUNDER CITY." with Ken Mavnard. "TALL TIMBERS," with Billie Sim. ■pARISH HALL (Devonport) At 7.4."> "BATTLE OF CORONEL AND FALKLANDS." "PREP AND PEP," with David Rollins. ON EIIU NG A PICTU RE S, TO-NIGHT. Strand. William Fox presents Strand. " IJED \\ T I NE." Strand. " "ED »» INE." Strand. A Coinedv-drama, featuring Strand. CONRAD NAGEL. and Strand. JUNK COLLYER.. Strand. It's peppy and zippy, and a riot' Strand. of fun. Strand. Full Supporting Programme. / 1 1 T Y / \ F \ IJ C K L A N D . KJITYFUC K L A N D . rnow.N TTALL. -I- OWN -AJLALL. gATURDAY IyEXT, AT 8 O'CLOCK. Municipal phoir UNICIPAL Will Sing : Psalm 2 (Mendelssohn I. Evening Pastorale (Shaw). "Pan" (Boughton). "Love. Fare Thee Well," and "In Silent Night" (Brahms). "John l'eel" (West). MISS MINA CALDOW WILL SING: "Melisande in tlie Wood" (Goetz). "Cloud Shadows" (Rogers). "A Birthday" (Cowen). MISS I.N A BOSWORTH WILL PLAY: Introduction and Adagio from Scottish Fantasie (Brach). "The Admiral's Galliaril" (Moffat). "Berceuse" (Tor Aulin). MR. MAUGHAN BAItNETT, City Organist, | Will Play: j Prelude and Fugue. B Flat and Gavotte I (Bach). "St. Francis Preaching to the .Birds" (Liszt), Minuet. "Beau Brummell" (Elgar). Toccata (Gigout). "Wedding March" (Rubinstein). Accompanist : MR. LEO WHITTAKER. ADMISSION: 6d and 1/. RESERVED SEATS : 2/, at Lewis Eady, Ltd. J. S. BRTGHAM. 17 Town Clerk MEETINGS. ARBOUR J^RIDGE ASSOCIATION (INC.). ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING, THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1029,. 8 p.m., | At the AUCKLAND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, Swanson Street, Auckland. ■ AGENDA: REPORT. BALANCE-SHEET. ELECTION OF OFFICERS. ALTERATION OF RULES. All Members are especially urged to attend this meeting. :xl7 | > OKOI'GH OF DEVONPORT PUBLIC MEETING. A Public Meeting will be held in the Masonic Hall on THURSDAY, April 18, at 7.30 p.m., when his Worship the Mayor (Ernest Aldridge. Esq.), will review BOROUGH AFFAIRS. All Electors are cordially invited to be present. A. E. WILSON, _^_^_TiiwnCjerk. BOROUGH NOTICES. jyjOUNT EDEN BOROUGH COUNCIL. SWIMMING BATH. Public notice is hereby given that the Mount Eden Swimming Bath will be Closed for the Season after APRIL 20, 1029. S. GRAY, 1 f Towii Cleric.