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

AMUSEMENTS. RESERVE NOW! SECOND MIG AT REGENT. 11 a.m. 2. OF "ALIAS JIMMY " ALIAS JIMMY STAR WILLIAM HAINES, . KARL DANE, 1 SEE and These Famous Stars Actually Speak in "THE BEL AL "SEE AND HEAR ,, these Worldare a GUS EDWARDS I In j "■SONGS OF THE ROSES." | I JOHNNY MARVIN, I H.M.V. RECORDING ARTIST. A PROGRAMME YOU YOU ARE STRONGLY ADVISED TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT. BOX 40-SSS) AND LEWIS COMMENCING ON The REGENT 1 ALL-TALKING " INTERFERENCE." " INTERFERENCE." " INTERFERENCE." ! wi CLIVE BROOK, EVELYN BRENT, A Distinguished Quartet in the Great i Excellent I | Special f I I , To-night I Double Dancing At Programme Treat. , The i MOULIN ROUGE. (Late Tudor, Remuera.) Direction: L. L. Speedy. THE GREATEST DOUBLE PROGRAMME And THE GREATEST DANCING TREAT IN AUCKLAND TO-NIGHT. _ _______ _ jj ccommen( ] e( ] GONE by the Censor W I L D." tor Adults. Starring SUE CAROL AND NICK STUART. The Dizzy, \.nin ul | Modern Youth Gone Mad. | In Addition : The life story "j ivm? Yidor's \ of " One of I Special | the Mob." I "THE CROWD." | Latest Topical, and "Hotsy Totsy," Comedy. I SPECIAL DANCING TREAT [ To Follow Pictures. I JAZZ BAND OF 10. I JAZZ BAND OF 10. I I I The Bund that scored such a Signal Success at the Victoria League's Empire Ball. THE FINEST AND LARGEST JAZZ BAND IN AUCKLAND. Reginald Morgan, Conductor. Hats ! Balloons ! Streamers ! FOLLOW THE CROWD FOR THE TIME OF YOUR LIFE TO-NIGHT. Usual Picture Prices, 2/, 1/0 and 1/. Plus Jazz 1/6, or Jazz Only 2/. Reserve by Phone 24-740 (n.e.c). i

BIG TOWN HALL. TO-MORROW NIGHT. CHURCHMEN'S RALLY. "THE CHURCH IN ACTION." The Church of England will hold a Monster COMBINED RALLY TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), in the Big Town Hall. The Archbishop has sanctioned the shortening of Evensong in City Churches so as to finish bpfore 8 o'clock. "RALLY" SERVICE begins at 5.15 (approx.), but will be preceded by RECITAL OF SACRED MUSIC By the CITY MISSION CHOIR, At 7.30. Speakers and their Subjects will include: —Chaplain Vickery (Missions to Seamen). Rev. Gordon Bell (Order of Good Shepherd), Rev. G. C Cruickshank. (St. Mnry's Homes), Mr. Julius Hogben (City Mission), and Mr. C. J. Tunks. (These speakers will give B'IVE MINUTE Addresses, beginning at 7.30). At 5.15 the BIG RALLY SERVICE will begin. The preacher will be His Grace THE ARCHBISHOP. A CHOIR OF OVER 300 VOICES, Under the baton of Rev. Jasper Calder, will sing the "Hallelujah Chorus," "How Lovely are the Messengers." and a chorus specially arranged for this performance, entitled, "Hymns of the Old Church Choir." Musical Items will Include: Solos by MR. WILL ELLIS, MISS IRENE FROST : Duet by MISS LAURA WALKER (Soprano), and MISS IDA WALKER (Contralto) ; Quartet by MISS LAURA WALKER, MISS TRENE FROST, MR. ROBERT NIXON. MR. REG. WHITE; and Solo by MISS NELLIE LINGARD, with Chorus of Combined Choirs. NOTICE.

All Clergy and Lny Readers are invited to robe and take part in the procession. Please meet in Men's Cloak Room of Town Hall as soon after 8 o'clock as possible. Buses ■will be waiting outside each Church (whose Choir is assisting), at 7.45. and will go DIRECT TO STAGE Entrance of Town Hall, Grey Avenue. Admission, of course, is Free, but there will be a Collection on behalf of the MEN'S NIGHT SHELTER. A Cordial Invitation is extended to the General Public. Doors will be opened at C.45 p.m. Early Comers will be nble t'i ocounv their time reading the 24-PiAGE Illustrated SOUVENIR PRO- ' 'GRAMME telling the, story of the "Church in .Action." . ' JASPER CALDER, j Hon. Organiser.