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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 103, 3 May 1929, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. (QUEEN STREET), THE FAMILY HOUSE. SESSIONS : 11, 1.15, 3.30, 5.45, S o'clock. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT. | COMPLETE | I CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. | 1 I Wc told you yome time ago to WATCII OUT ! We had Something Extra Good Coming! HERE IT IS! Screening for 3 DAYS ONLY. And 3 NIGHTS ONLY. Greta p arbo— at a gel RETA W.\I!BO—VOXRAD -L* A GEL GiRETA ARBO—/CONRAD "VfAGEL TRETA VJARBO—VJONRAD AGEL In "THE MYSTERIOUS LADY." "THE MYSTERIOUS LADY." " THE MYSTERIOUS LADY." "THE MYSTERIOUS LADY." " THE MYSTERIOUS LADY." "THE MYSTERIOUS LADY." "THE MYSTERIOUS LADY." BIG SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. DAY SESSIONS, EVERYBODY Gd, Od, Od. DAY SESSIONS, EVERYBODY Od, Od, Gd. NIGHT SESSIONS, SOO SEATS, Is, Is, NIGHT SESSIONS, SOO SEATS, Is, Is. (Children, Gd, Od). Hippodrome mo-NiGHT. II'PODROME J- O-NIGHT. 1 DE LUXE (MOUNT ALBERT TERMINUS).' TO-NIGHT, AT S O'CLOCK. 2—STAR PROGRAMME—2 No. I—Lew L'odv—Eileen I'ringle In "BABY CYCLONE." No. 2 —Hoot Gibson in " DANGER RIDER." Big Supporting Programme. Don't Forgot To-morrow, 2 p.m. OUR BIGGEST MATINEE , TO DATE. Specially Selected Matinee Programme for the Children. i | WEST END | (PONSONBY ROAD). " TO-NIGHT. IT TIE. MONSTER 2-STAR PROGRAMME. No. I—Hobart Bosworth in " AFTER THE STORM." •No. 2 —All Star Cast in "ONE OF THE BEST." Big Supporting Programme. Everybody. Gd, Gd. fid. MONSTER MATINEE, TO-MORROW commencing 1.30. 10 Big Attractions, including "THE TRAIL OF 'OS." "THE TRAIL OF 'OS." WEST END. WEST END. NEW DOUBLE STAR I'ROGRAMME AT THE - MOULIN ROUGE COMMENCING TO-NIGHT AT 8. VICTOR McLAGLAN and CLAIRE . WINDSOR in a great Story of the Sea, 1 • "CAPTAIN LASH." Also TOLA NEGRI, torn between her word of honour and a mad infatuation, in "THE WOMAN FROM MOSCOW." Topical, Scenic, Comedy. Monstev Balloon Matinee. Saturday. 2.30. PERSONAL.— GEORGE, DEAR, MEET ME 2.30, SATURDAY, BAND CARNIVAL, DOMINION ROAD. I want to See Auckland's Bonny Babies.3 —Ethel. RUGBY FOOTBALL. E D E N % PARK. EDEN m PARK. EDEN - *$3 PARK. TO-MORROW. TO-MORROW. GRAMMAR V. TRAIN. COL. GRAMMAR V. TRAIN. COL. Ivick-off 3 p.m. COL. RIFLES V. 'VARSITY. COL. RIFLES V. 'VARSITY. Kick-off 1.15 p.m. CITY V. GRAFTON. CITY V. GRAFTON. Kick-off 3 p.m.

SHOWGROUNDS. PONSONBY. V. TEC. 0.8. PONSONBY V. TEC. 0.8. t Admission, 1/; Ladies, Gd ; Stand, 1/ extra. School Children Free. T. W. MA BEN. 3 Secretary, A.R.F.U. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. BLANDFORD PARK. •j§ BLANDFORD PARK. BLANDFORD PARK. TO-MORROW — SATURDAY. TO-MORROW — SATURDAY. TWO GREAT, THRILLING GAMES. TWO GREAT THRILLING GAMES. TRAMWAY'" V. 1 'oNEHUNGA. Preceded by a Curtain-Raiser, At 1.45 p.m. THISTLE V. CELTIC. • FOLLOW THE CROWD TO BLANDFORD PARK. POPULAR PRICES: Admission —Gentf, 1/; Ladies, Gd. Season Tickets obtainable at Lewis Eady, Ltd.. Queen St.; and R. Richardson, Hairdresser, Victoria Street. S. R. MASSAM. ■ 3 Secretary.

HOCKEY. « A UCKLAND ' HOCKEY ASSOCIATON. SATURDAY'S . GAMES. VICTORIA PA UK—Training College v. Mount Eden. OXEHUXGA. —Auckland Grammar and [-'oniorville. PA PATOETOE.—Papatpetoc v. ,Wailomata ; IN BANKRUPTCY. TX BAN KR U PTC V. —I n the Supremo J- Court -(ft* Now Zealand. —Notice is hereby given that RICHARD WILLIAM KIBBLEWIIITE. Architect, of Safe Deposit Buildings, High Street, Auckland, was this day adjudged bankrupt, and I hereby summon a meeting of creditors to be holden at my Office on MONDAY, the 18th day of May, 11)20, at 11 a.m. o'clock. — Dated at Auckland this 2nd. day of May. 1020.— G. X. MORRIS, Oflicial Assignee. x 3 HALLS, ETC., TO LET. PON. SOX BY Hall, Ponsonby Rd — Available for Dancing Parties. Meetings, etc. All conveniences.—lol. Pnnjsonby Rd. (i KEPERTOrY- SOClETY.—Talented Ama- ' teu.rs wanted to form Stock Company. Write Andrew Beresford, c/o Lewis Eady, Ltd., Queen St.. 4