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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 215, 11 September 1929, Page 24

_AMJISEMENTS. — THE REGENT. Direction: J. t C. Williamson Films Managing Directors :'l<\ Beaumont Smith 3— DE LUXE* SESSIONS—3 DAILY, 11 A.M.—2.15 P.M—B P.M. —VOTED AS THE MOST HUMA.N [ DRAMA YET PRESENTED ON THE TALKING SCREEN ! ■ I LAST 3 DAYS. ALL —"^TALKING! Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's "THE IDLE RICH." IDLE RICH." IDLE RICH." IDLE RICH." IDLE RICH." IDLE RICH." IDLE RICH." IDLE RICH." Wealth and position clash witli ) poverty in a sterling talking feature drama made from the stage success, "White Collars." ■ | THE EPIC DRAMA ■ OF , EVERYDAY LIFE! Starring CONRAD NAGEL — BESSIE LOVE—LEILA HYAMS. You'll thrill and suffer and rejoice with the people in this great talking picture. Rich, human, under- ' standing ! ' Also TVLKING! — SINGING.! — DANCING! " " FEATURE'ITES. Also, ARTHUR. C, FROST AT THE WURLITZER. COMMENCING. SATURDAY. COMMENCING SATURDAY. COMMENCING SATURDAY. COMMENCING SATURDAY. COMMENCING SATURDAY. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's All-Talking, " VOICE OF THE CITY." "VOICE OF THE CITY." "VOICE OF THE CITY." "VOICE OF THE CITY." "POX pLANS QPEN mHEATRE, pHONE Ag.ggg AND TEWIS T£ADY, .T.TD. 2.IS—MATINEE TO-DAY—2.IS 2.IS—MATINEE TO-DAY—2.IS "RIO RITA." "RIO RITA." ( MANAGERIAL NOTICE.—The sight lines and acoustics of. St. James' Theatre are perfect. Every seat gives the Patrou a full view of the stage. Book Now. Plenty of D.C., 0.5., and G.C. Reserved Seats available. Plans now open up to and including Sept. 19. Matinee Wed. and Sat., at 2.15. Night, 8 o'clock. Curtain 10.55. Prices: Night: 8/10, 4/5, 2/10 (includes tax and booking fee). Matinee Prices: 6/8, 4/5, 2/1 (includes tax and booking fee). Please Note. —The 4/ seats cannot be booked. Always plenty for sale at Theatre at 7 p.m. All Plans at St. James' Theatre. Box Office Hours: 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. ST. JAMES , THEATRE. ST. JAMES' THEATRE. (Prop., John Fuller and Sons?. Ltd.) (Lessees: Sir Benjamin and Mr. John Fuller.) TO-NIGHT AT 8. THE SENSATIONS OF AUCKLAND. " RIO RITA." " RIO RITA." " RIO RITA." " RIO RITA." " RIO RITA." ; GLADYS MONCRIEFF, GLADYS MONCRIEFF, GLADYS MONCRIEFF, GLADYS MONCRIEFF, JANETTE GILMORE, JANETTE GILMORE, DAVE MALLEN, DAVE MALLEN, THE MARVELLOUS CAST And the "RIO RITA" BALLET. "RIO RITA" BALLET. A WISE TIP—DON'T MISS "RIO RITA". pAKURANGA •TTU NT, (Incorporated.) pOINT-TO-poiNT gTEEPLECHASES AT J^AMARAMA. (By kind permission over the farms of Messrs. D. J. and M. J. Lynch, and G H Bradstreet.) gATURDAY gEPT. -iA First Race Timed for 1 o'clock pm.' GOOD ENTRIES KEEN COMPETITION ANTICIPATED' FIVE STEEPLECHASES MEMBERS' LIGHTWEIGHT MEMBERS' HEAVYWEIGHT LADIES' RACE. ' FARMERS' RACE. OPEN RACE. Admission to Ground 2/ each. Children under lu and All Conveyances Admitted Free. No charge for admission will be made to the Farmers or their Families who permit the Hunt Club to hunt on their farm I and the Committee- extends a cordial invitation to them to be present. Hot water provided free of charge Rp freshments for sale on grounds. Programme of events, (id each for sale at -ares TRANSPORT ARRANGEMENTS ■■ Black and White Motor Buses will 'leave Commerce Street, City, at 11.30 on Saturday morning for the races at Ramarnma and will return therefrom to Auckland after the last race. ■ No bookmaker, bookmaker's clerk' or agent disqualified or undesirable person will be admitted to the ground, and if nnv such person gains admission he will hi removed and proaecntril for trespass 1q . R OBT. I). NEAL," i*. -Secretary and Treasurer. PLUMBERS AND A UCKLAXD'S Leading Drainers Chokpd SS6S3hisKMfteerS Grey Lynn. Phone 26-019. uILUI -oce bU