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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 134, 8 June 1929, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. 2 BIG FEATURES AT THE MAJESTIC. A Fuller-Hayward Theatre. Continuous from 11 a.m. THE ONLY .CHANGE OF PROGRAMME IN THE CITY. JUST THE USUAL FINE ENTERTAINMENT—WHICH WE OFFER WITHOUT COMMENT—SECURE IX THE KNOWLEDGE THAT IT WILL FULLY MEET WITH YOUR APPROVAL. I I [111 "THE RINGER." From the Sensational Stage Play by EDGAR WALLACE. AND VICTOR McLAGLEN In "STRONG BOY," Supported by LEATRICE JOY. I i

MAJESTIC NEWS. NATURE STUDY. THE MAJESTIC ORCHESTRA. MR. J. WIIITEFOK.D WAUGH, Conductor. BOX PLAN AT THE THEATRE. 'PHONE 415-210. FULLER-HAYWARD SUBURBAN THEATRES. PRINCE -fTiDWARD, Karangah.'ipe Rd., XU At 7.30. "M'LLE PARLEY VOO," with Estelle Brody and John Stuart. "EILEEN," with an all star cast. ON THE STAGE, appearing at Night Sessions Only. " THE SNAPPY THREE " (Of Wireless Fame), in Songs at the Piano. pAPITOL — TO-NIGHT AT S O'CLOCK. Another Excellent Programme. Capitol. "TRENT'S LAST CASE." Capitol. A Stirring Mystery Melo-drama Capitol, starring Raymond Griffith and Capitol. Marceline Day. Capitol. The Second Picture: Capitol. " THE GATE CRASHER." Copitol. A Rollicking Comedy-Drama, Capitol. Starring Glenn Tryon. Capitol. Special Added Attraction : Capitol. The Popular "HA HA" BOYS. Capitol. In Comedy, Songs and Dances. Capitol. Two-Reel Comedy and Latest Capitol. News. Capitol. Capitol Orchestra. Phone 20-574. TjVMPIRE. TO-NIGHT, S O'CLOCK. " SHOW LIFE." " SHOW LIFE." A Drama of the Cabaret. A Famous Dancer and her Sacrifice, starring Anna May Wong. The Second Picture, "BLUE SKIES." A Delightful Romance. A Drama of Unusual Charm, starring Helen Twelvetrecs. Two-Reel Comedy and I'athe News. Empire Orchestra. — TO-NIGHT. At 8 o'clock, J-i Big Double Star Programme. " SHOW LIFE." " SHOW LIFE." A Tender and Human Story. A Drama of the Cabaret and Tlieatricul Life, starring Anna May Wong. The .Spcoiul Picture : "THE GATE CRASHER," A rollicking Comedy-drama, starring Glenn Tryon. Two-Reel Comedy and Latest News. Orchestra. Phone 20-710.

GREY T YNN piNEMA— -A-' Surrey Cr"s"n n t, At 7.45. "FUGITIVES," with Madge Bcllnmy. "WOLVES OF THE UNDERWORLD," with iin all star cast. PARISH TTALL— ' Dovonport. r - tl At 7.45. COLLEEN MOORE in " SYNTHETIC SIN." "THE MICHIGAN KID," with Conrad N.igel and Rene Adoree. " COLLEGIANS." FORESTERS' TTALL— Birkenhead. JtJ- At 8. " TRUE HEAVEN." with George O'Brien and Lois Moran. " COLLEGIANS." FREE DANCING TILL MIDNIGHT. CLICK CLACK CABARET. DE LUXE. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. GRAND CARNIVAL NIGHT. MUSIC BY CLYDE HOWLEY AND HIS FAMOUS INTERNATIONALS. The Band that Sets the Saudard. Admission, 8/ Double. Phone 40-789 for Reserves. ■ 8 LECTURES. J E C T U R E, By D R - W. H. P ETTIT " mHE ~y IRGIN T>IRTH." Is it a Biological Fact the Modern Mind Cannot Accept? UNITY HALL, UNITY HALL, 3 P.M., SUNDAY AFTERNOON. All Welcome.

A UCKLAND UNIVERSITY. COLLEGE. TUESDAY NIGHT PUBLIC > . LECTURES. "SHAKESPEARE AXD HIS TIME." 1 jfr w. T. G. Airey (June 11): "State of England and Europe in ShakeSP |.—!fr. H % Hodwell (June 18) : "Life and Labour in Elizabethan Times." 3.—Professor Egerton (June 2o) : "The Stage in Shakespeare , * Time." 4.—Professor Knifrht (July 2) : "Elizabethan Architecture." s,—Professor Sperrin-Johnson (July V) : "Elizabethan Folk Music and Popular Ballads." 6.—Professor Al?ie (July 1C) : "Law and Legal Customs in Shakespeare's and Elizabethan Times." 7.—Professor Fitt (July 23) : "Psychological and Educational Outlook in Elizabethan Times." B.—Professor Sperrin-Johnson (July 30) : "Natural History in Shakespeare's Time." f).—Mr. Kenneth Mackenzie (August 6) : "Elizabethan Medicine." The public is invited to attend. ,' ' " " ADMISSION FREE. M. R. O'SHEA, 8 Registrar.