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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 114, 16 May 1929, Page 28

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