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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 197, 21 August 1929, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. MAJESTIC. MAJESTIC. A Fuller-Hayward Theatre. LAST 2 NIGHTS. World-famous Stage Stars and Orchestras Renowned will Play for you from the Majestic Screen. TALKING AND SOUND TALKING AND SOUND PICTURES. PICTURES. THREE SESSIONS DAILYTHREE SESSIONS DAILY! AT 11 — 2.15 AT 11 — 2.15 — 8 P.M. — 8 P.M. United Artists Present LAST TWO DAYS. f THE YEAR'S "FILM SENSATION. VILMA BANKY VILMA BANKY VILMA BANKY VILMA BANKY in " THE AWAKENING," "~ " THE AWAKENING," " THE AWAKENING," YOU'LL HEAR "MARIE," THE THEME SONG, THE UHLAN CHORUS. "THE VESPERS" AND "AVE MARIA." SUPPORTING PROGRAMME CONSISTS OP SUPERLATIVE TALKING AND MUSIC SHORTS. FOX MOVIETONE NEWS, FOX MOVIETONE NEWS, Thrilling Events in Talk and Sound. Eminent English Character Actor, BRANSBY WILLIAMS, BRANSBY WILLIAMS, In "Grandfather Smallweed," a Study of Dickens' Characters. WARING PENNSYLVANIA'S JAZZ BAND. THE MAJESTIC OCTETTE, The Pick of Auckland's Most Talented Musicians, under Conductorship of John Whiteford-Waugh. NO INCREASE IN PRICES. Box Plan at CLhcfl.trc - — Phong 43-210 MOULIN ROUGE— REMUERA, ' 8 P.M. Excellent Entertainment. An Absorbing StO a .y an lsla nds. "THE — • ""Topical. and Comedy. FULLER-HAYWARD SUBURBAN THEATRES. PRINCE w '1.30, 7, AND 8. A Story of Breathless Adventure. Charles Morton and Leila Hyams in „ "THE FAR CALIj. A Dianiu u France. and comep^_ Two Splendid — . Pictures. [GREY LYNN CINEMA—" AT 7Ao. Her Greatest n E «s»r f "' One of the most charming pictures ever made. • . Good Supports. pAPITOI, TO-NIGHT, 8 O'CLOCK A Biff Double-star Programme.' Capitol. "THE HOUSE OF HORROR," Capjtol. A Rollicking Comedy packed with Capitol. Thrills and Laughter, starring Capitol. LOUISE FAZENDA and C a P|tol. CHESTER CONKLIN Capitol. The Second Picture. Capitol. "THE THIRD EYE." Capitol. A Gripping Mystery Drama. Capitol. Starring Capitol. DOROTHY SEACOMBE. Capitol. Selected Supporting Programme. Capitol. Capitol Orchestra. Phone 20-574 TfJMPIRE. TO-NIGHT, S O'CLOCK, "ALIAS JIMMY VALENTINE," A Dramatic Romance from the Famous Stage Play, starring WILLIAM HAINES, The Second Picture, "THE THIRD EYE." Starring DOROTHY SEACOMBE. Strong Supporting Programme. 0I T Y OF AUCK{L AN D. TOWN HALL, SATURDAY NEXT, AT 8 O'CLOCK. IUTUNICIPAL (fIHOIR. MUNICIPAL '^HOIR. MISS MINA CALDOW Vocalist. MR. CYRIL TOWSEY'..... . Soio Pianist. MR. EDGAR RANDAL ... Choir Organist. MR. LEO WHITTAKER .... Accompanist. MR. MAUGHAN BARNETT, City Organist. The Choir numbers will include German's "Orpheus With His Lute" and "Rolling Down to Rio"; Cesar Franck's "150 th Psalm"; "The Faery Dance." from "The Immortal Hour"; and "March of the Men of Harlech. ADMISSION, Cd and !/. \ Reserved Seats 2/, at.Messrs. Lewis Eady, Ltd., Queen Street. J. S. BRIGHAM. •21 Town Clerk. TTEAR MISSES IRENE FROST AND NELLIE LTNGARD, Contralto Soloists. HOWIE'S GRAMOPHONE RECITAL AND CONCERT FOR JASPER, _Town Hall To-night. Admission 1/. 21 LECTURES. INSTITUTE (Anthropology and Maori Race Section). An illustrated Lecture on "THE AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINES" Will be given by MR. W. W. THORPE, Ethnologist, Australian Museum, In the UNIVERSITY COLLEGE HALL, Princes Street, on THURSDAY, August 22, at 8 p.m. , The Public is Invited to Attend. V. F. FISHER, 21 Secretary. REUNIONS. ONEHUNGA VOLUNTEER FIRE BRIGADE. ANNUAL REUNION. The above will be held at the Fire Station, Onehunga, NEXT SATURDAY; August 24, at 8 p.m. A cordial welcome is extended to all honorary and intending honorary members. Honorary members' subscriptions, 5/ each. C.A.OSBORNE, 21 ■ Hon. Secretary. RESTAURANTS AND TEA ROOMS. PRIVATE Dinners, Banquets, Social Bridge Parties Catered for, by an Experienced Chef.—The Acme Home Kitchen, 123, Broadway, Newmarket. 'Phone 42-434. D TTEGETARIAN Dinners, 1/6. served In V delightful surroundings. — Queen St., opp. His Majesty's. Eat for Health. D 4