AMUSEMENTS. CONTINUOUS PICTURES, 11.30 TO 10.15 THE 58*1 i NATIONAL. ' Pllone ST' | NATIONAL. 42-169. i • • AN EXCEPTIONALLY FINE PROGRAMME. 2 GREAT STAR PICTURES. A RALPH INCE PRODUCTION, WITH LOIS WILSON In A THRILL-PACKED DRAMA. CONEY ISLAND. DON'T MISS SEEING! CONEY ISLAND. THRILLING ACTION. ROMANTIC LOVE STORY. SMASHING SENSATIONS. x Also, I' "I I . WILLIAM BOYD | And I JACQUELINE LOGAN I _____,' In A Most Delightful Comedy Drama, POWER! POWER! POWER! A story of two sportive SHEIKS. PATHE GAZETTE AND COMEDY. F. BARTLETT'S ORCHESTRA. , NOTE OUR POPULAR PIIICES : | STALLS 1/. I BEST IN AUCKLAND. CIRCLE, 1/C and 2/ (No Tax). FULLER-HAYWARD SUBURBAN THEATRES. pRINCE EDWARD. 1.30, 7 and 8. WHAT A WONDERFUL PROGRAMME! Ronald Colman The great romancer of the in Screen in his Supreme Love " The Rescue." Adventure. A Lone Wolf " The Rescue." of the Sea. A Daredevil " The Rescue." pitting brawn and brain •' The Rescue." against the primitive cun- " The Rescue." ning of the South Seas. " The Rescue." Husband v. Lover. " The Rescue." Barbarism v. Civiliastion. "The Rescue." Rugged. Vivid. Vital. Virginia Lee Corbin A Jazzy Whirlwind in ' Story of Frivolous "BARE KNEES." Youth. See This Wonderful Programme. Eve Bentley's Snappy Orchestra. Follow the Crowd To-night. Q.REY LYNN CINEMA. At 7.45. Adolphe Menjou and Chester Conklin in a Delightful Comedy-Drama. • "MARQUIS PREFERRED." And REX, the Wild Horse, in " WILD BLOOD."
CAPITOL TO-NIGHT, 8 O'CLOCK. APITOL. A Brg Double Star Programme Capitol. THE FORGER. THE FORGER. Capitol. A Thrilling Mystery Drama, Capitol. Edgar Wallace's Amazing Story, Capitol. Starring Lillian Rich and Nigel Capitol. Barrle. Capitol. The Second Picture— Capitol. "THE LAWLESS LEGION." Capitol. A spectacular outdoor adventure Capitol. romance, starring Ken Maynard. Capitol. Latest News and The Collegians. Capitol. Capitol Orchestra. Phone 20-574. TfIMPIRB TO-NIGHT, 8 O'CLOCK. "THE FORGER." "THE FORGER." Edgar Wallace's Amazing Story, Starring Lillian Rich. The Second Picture — " NAPOLEON." "NAPOLEON." The Greatest Historical Picture ever made. Starring Albert Dieudonne. Strong Supporting Programme. . j LECTURES. A UCKLAND UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. TUESDAY NIGHT PUBLIC LECTURES. "SHAKESPEARE AND HIS TIME." The seventh Lecture of the Course, "Psychological and Educational Outlook In Elizabethan Times." will be delivered by Professor A. B. Fitt, M.A.. Ph.D.. Processor of Education. TO-NIGHT, in the College Hall, Arts Building. Princes Street, it 8 o'clock. The public is Invited to attend. Admission free. 23 M. R. O'SIIEA, Registrar* AUCKLAND HIGHER A THOUGHT CENTRE (inc.) ISftTW/ Tne Temple, Corner Pitt and Wellington Sts. PUBLIC LECTURE, TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), 7.45 P.M. "INDIAN HIGHE'R THOUGHT ON EVOLUTION." By PROFESSOR MITRA, Of Calcutta University. All Thinkers Welcome. 23 mHEOSOPHICAL HALL. Owing to Mr. Alexander Marky's unavoidable Absence from Auckland, his Lecture on "Human Vibrations" is POSTPONED. _23 PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. TTvR. CLAUDE HORTON, J -' ST. HELIER'S. Pending the building of his new residence. Dr. Horton will be staying at the Grande Vue Hotel, St. Helier's. Hours of Consultation: 1-2 p.m., 7-8 p.m. Telephones; Automatic 27-750; St. Helier's 72. :x27 PUBLIC NOTICES. A UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. Superintendent's Office, Quay Street, 20th July, 1929. REWARD. A Reward of £5 will be given to anyone giving information which will lead to the conviction of the person or persons responsible for the destruction of the black cage Beacon on eastern side of Rangitoto Channel (known as Saltworks Beacon), on the night of FRIDAY, 12th instant.. By order, H. B. • BURNETT, 23 Superintendent and Secretary.
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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 172, 23 July 1929, Page 20
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