AMUSEMENTS. NOW IK ITS SECOND TRIUMPHANT WEEK. RESERVE PATRONS NOTE! In order to avoid the crush at night, reserve patrons are urged to be seated at 7.45. 3 DE LUXE SESSIONS DAILY— 11, 2.30, AND 8 P.M. Doors Open at 10 a.m., 1.30 and 7. THOMAS ~AT O'BRIEN THEATRES. By Special Arrangement with Warner Bros., of New York, Present THE WORLD'S SUPER-TALKING PICTURE. \X: "THE SINGING FOOL." WARNER BROS. VITAPHONE. SUPPORTING PROGRAMME INCLUDES:— THE FOLLOWING " ALL-TALKING," VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL ITEMS, SPECIALLY SELECTED. "TANNHAUSER OVERTURE " (New York Philharmonic Orchestra of 110 , ' Players). " VESTI LA GIUBBA " (GIOVANNI MA RTINELLI). " IN A MONASTERY CELLAR," Vocal Quartet. MISCI-IA ELM AN "Humoresque" (Dvorak). "Gavotte" (Gossec). HOWARD BROS.. .. Operatic Burlesque. PLAZA Box Plan at Theatre. DAY PRICES: Stalls, 1/6, 2/; Res., 2/9. Children 1/. NIGHT PRICES : Stalls, 2/, i/9 ; Reserved, D.C'.. 4/6. 3/3. 2/0. ST. JAMES' THEATRE. Opposite the Hollow Square. (Proprietors : John Fuller and Sons, Ltd.) QOMMENCING TO-MORROW — FRIDAY, TO-MORROW — FRIDAY, FOR A SEASON OF 7 NIGHTS. THE AUCKLAND UNIVERSITY COLLEGE STUDENTS Present Their TYPICAL, TOPICAL, TROPICAL, MUSICAL, UP-TO-THE-MINUTE FARCE, THE KING OF KAWAU, OR SEVENTY MILLIONS (Too big for one title, so we gave it two.) Producer: J. A. S. COPPAIID. Ballets Designed and Arranged by MLLE. VALESKA. Sing a song of seventy millions for Kawau Four and twenty Ministers kicking up a row. Then the Lord High Chancellor at once began to sing, ; "I've a seventy millions Xmas box to set before, the king." "IF IT'S UNIVERSITY, IT'S UNIQUE." BOX PLAN AT THEATRE NOW OPEN. Varsity Prices: Res., <3/ ; Back Stalls, 3/; (Early Door?, 1/ extra) ; Grand Circle, Res. 2/, Unres. 1/6.. Boxes by arrangement. NO TAX. NO QUEUE. LEAGUE FOOTBALL. JU LEAGUE FOOTBALL. LEAGUE FOOTBALL. Mil __ CARLAW PARK. CARLAW PARK. SATURDAY — SATURDAY. SATURDAY — SATURDAY. FOUR SENIOR MATCHES. DEVONPORT V. CITY. BOTH TEAMS UNBEATEN. SURE TO BE A GREAT GAME. No. 1 Ground, 3 p.m. 1.45 p.m. — Curtain Raisers. — 1.45 p.m. RICHMOND V. PONSONBY. , No. 2, 3 p.m. MARIST V. KINGSLAND. NEWTON V. ELLERSLIE. FOUR SENIOR MATCHES. POPULAR PRlCES—Admission: Ground Gents, 1/ ; Stand, 1/. Ladies : Ground', 0d ; Stand 6d. L 7 I\ AN CULPAN, Secretary. PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. TTOWARD V. COVEHDALE, M.A M.D., 8.C1i., Camb. ' D.0.M.5., Eng., lAS COMMENCED PRACTISE AT THE A.M.P. BUILDINGS, QUEEN STREET DISEASES OF THE EYE. lours: 10 a.m. to noon. Telephone, 2 to 4 p.m. 43-006. ' x.17 RESTAURANTS AND TEA ROOMS A LWAYS a nice cup of tea at the Rose £ea and Luncheon Rooms, 64, Albert it B Dinners, 1/6, served in » delightful surroundings. — Queen St 3PD. His Majesty's. Eat for Health. D 4 LAWN TENNIS. DEFORE Laying Down Top-dressing or u Renovating Lawns, consult Davies Courts, Stanley St. Phone OESTRINGING Racquets, same day serJ-* 1 vice. See new range Spalding., Slazpnper Racquets.—Wiseman's Queen St. and jvewton. p MOUNT ALBERT SHOPPING. lIEN It's Shoes, visit McAlpine's, the ' v Home of Stylish and Good Footwear and Neat Repairing. 2 "" M m BMM—r
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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 114, 16 May 1929, Page 28
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