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

AMUSEMENTS. | THOMAS A. (yBRIEIT! 1 THEATRES. j (Wlieie the Best Pictures Are.) TIVOLI & EVERYBODY'S — COMMENCING TO-DAY - 9 — SPECIAL PRODUCTIONS — n -> I 7 / "SEVEN 7 / '; FOOTPRINTS 7 7 / TO 7 / SATAN." ? 7 / 7 / 7 / 7 / 7 / 7 / j / With 7 / THKLMA TODD 7 / CREIGIITON HALE. 7 / 7 / WHO? Is Satan. WHY? Did He Kidnap a Beautiful Girl HOW? Will She Ever Escape from Ilis Terrifying Clutches.' WHAT? Are the Strange Figures in jthe Chamber of Horrors. SEE The Answer in the Most Baffling Mystery Story Ever Recorded. ... Second Attraction— "FREEDOM 1 OF THE PRESS." Prom PETER B. KYNK'S STORY. LEWIS STONE ~ In a Different Role—as the Ruthless Leader of the Underworld. Usual Excellent Supports. Tivoli Orchestra Nightly. Evb'dys. Continuous from 10. Phone 44-40° Tivoli Nightly at 7.45. Phone 44-130." RIALTO & REGENT— Newmarket. Epsom. j.. To-night, 7.50. _ • -A Metro-Goldwyn Special. " THE MYSTERIOUS LADY." With Greta Garbo, Conrad Nagel • A LOVELY SPY—INTRIGUEDARING ADVENTURE—in pre- ' ' ' War Days. — Also — HONEYMOON FLATS. A Bright Comedy of Matrimonial Mishaps, with Dorothy Gulliver, George Lewis. Gazette. Rialto Orchestra. BRITANNIA— Three Lamps, To-night at 8. , Phone 20-041. .—— . —' Laughs —' ' Galore ! BEBE DANIELS, With NEIL HAMILTON, " WHAT A NIGHT." Also • " RILEY THE COP." Starring J. Farrell McDonald. ROYAL— Kingslani To-night at S. . Phone 20-821. Beautiful POLA NEGRI THE WOMAN FROM MOSCOW. Second Attraction— " TOO MANY CROOKS." A Bright Comedy-Drama. RUGBY FOOTBALL. EDEN Jk PARK. EDEN PARK. EDEN P A R K. SATURDAY. SATURDAY. TRAINING COL. Y. MANUKAU TRAINING COL. V. MANUKAU DRAINING COL. V. MANUKAU (Leaders.) (Runners Up.) KICK OFF, 3 T.M. 'VARSITY V. GRAMMAR. . 'VARSITY V. GRAMMAR. KICK OFF 1.15 P.M. Admission, 1/ ; Ladies, Od ; Stand, 1/ extra. School Children Free. Music by Band of Northern Dppot N.Z. Engineers. SHOW GROUNDS. SHOW GROUNDS. COL. RIFLES V. TEC. 0.8. COL. RIFLES V. TEC. 0.8. KICK OFF 3 P.M. Admission, 1/. Stand Free. T. W. MA BEN, ' . 17 Secretary A.R.F.U. UCKLAND g T 4 R. ADVERTISEMENT CONDITIONS The proprietors do not hold themselves responsible for non-insertion of advertisements through accident or otherwise, and they reserve to themselves the right of rjm'.tting advertisements received and paid for if they appear to be objectionable. Advertisements received without written orders will only be inserted once, and charged accordingly. Orders to withdraw advertisements must be lodged not later than 11 a.m. each day. Advertisements are received up to 2.30 p.m. on the day of issue, hut Advertisements intended for classified insertion on page 1 must reach the office not later than 1 p.m. All Family Notices intended lor classified insertion on Front Pa?e or the STAR should be handed in before 1 p.m. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS ARE INSERTED AT THE FOLLOWING CASH RATES:— Situations Wanted ] Situations Vacant j 15 Words; Personal i one Insertion, 1/Lost and Found I Three Insertions, 2/6 For Sale To Let, etc. J Births, Marriages ' 30 Words, 2/6 Deaths Each additional fiv£ Memoriam Words, 9d. Advertisements should be addressed to HIE MANAGER. STAN OFFICE. Instructions as to the Insertion or withdrawal of advertisements must be In svriting.