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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 221, 18 September 1929, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. , THE REGENT.—Direction: J. C. Williamson Films (N.Z.), Ltd. Managing Directors : F. Beaumont Smith and F. W. Turing.O — SESSIONS DAILY — Q 11 a.m.—2.15 p.m.—B p.m. THE PARTY IS ON I The "IT" Girl Kicks off the Lid and the Sky's the Limit. A Good Time, a Big Time, a Gay Time for All! CLARA BOW, S = ;- ': CLARA BOW, == === CLARA BOW, ~ ■ CLARA BOW, - ■ CLARA BOW, ■ i • CLARA BOW, = CLARA BOW, ! In Her First ALL-TALKING Picture! COME ONE! COME ALL! Don't Miss This Hit. See and Hear a Bevy of Beautiful Girls in a Mix-up of Thrills, Throbs and Romance ! •■ "THE :. - ■ WILD PARTY."= WILD PARTY." E^^ WILD PARTY." ===' • WILD PARTY." == ■ WILD PARTY." ;== WILD PARTY."= WILD PARTY."= HEAR the "IT" in CLARA'S VOICE. IT'S A PARAMOUNT PICTURE. TALKING FROM BEGINNING TO END. Also SEE and HEAR SMITH AND DALE, In Comedy Sketches. EDDIE CANTOR, In Ziegfeld's Midnight Frolics. PATHS SOUND NEWS! • Arthur G. Frost at the Wurlitzer Organ. BOX PLANS NOW OPEN AT THEATRE, Phone 40-BSS, and at Lewis Eady, Ltd. "RIO RITA." "RIO RITA." FINISHES SEPT. .2GTH.

MANAGERIAL NOTICE.—The 4/ Seats cannot be booked. Always plenty for sale at theatre at 7 p.m. Book Now. Plenty of D.C., 0.5., and G.C. Reserved Seats available. Pl;ins now open up to and including Sept. 26 (the final night). .Matinee Wed. and Sat., at 2.15. Night, S o'clock. Curtain 10.55. Prices: Night:, 8/10, 4/5, 2/10 (includes tax and booking fee). Matinee Prices: 6/8, 4/u, 2/1 (includes tax and booking fee). All Plans at St. James' Theatre. Box Office Hours: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. ST. JAMES'* THEATRE. ST. JAMES' THEATRE. (Prop., John Fuller and Sons, Ltd.) (Lessees: Sir Benjamin and Mr. John Fuller.) TO-NIGHT 7 AT 8. The Musical Comedy by which others will be judged. " RIO RITA " " RIO RITA " Sets a New Standard. Ask anyone who has seen it. "RIO RITA" "RIO RITA" "RIO RITA" "RIO RITA" " RIO RITA " " RIO RITA " Unanimous Opinion : The Greatest Cast of Star Artists ever seen in Auckland. 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." GRAND fIONC'KR.T, rand Concert, by talented local artists, With the co-operation of Mr. Trevor Sparling. HOLY SEPULCHRE HALL, Burleigh Street, off Khyber Pass, TO-MORROW (THURS.), at S p.m. Adults, 2/. Bible Class Members, 1/. Proceeds to help send Delegates to N.Z.A.B.C.U. Annual Camp. 18 -VTORTHUMBERLAND AND DURHAM ASSOCIATION. WHIST. WHIST. WHIST. ■ -The above Association will hold a Whist Drive in the MASONIC HALL, Edinburgh Street, Newton, on THURSDAY, September 10, at 8 p.m. All will be -welcome to come along and spend a happy evening. Membership Fees, 2/0 per annum; Subscription 1/. xlB C. A. FRATER, Hon. Secretary. CARNIVALS. - * JJOVERS '' !SF\ r^LUB.

monster /carnival, onster Carnival, behind pumping station, princes street, onehunga. to-night's special attraction, gymnastic display. ByBROiSTON BROS., Acrobatic Tumblers. THURSDAY.—Dancing, under auspices of Highland Association. FRlDAY.—Vaudeville Items, including Valentine, World-famed Ventriloquist. Merry-go-round and Side Shows Galore. Admission FREE. Percentage Donated to Unemployed. C. J. WILLIAMS, 18 Hon. Secretary, MINING NOTICES. OCCIDENTAL UNA UNITED GOLD MINING COMPANY. NO LIABILITY. All Shares in the above Company forfeited for nonpayment of the Twelfth Call, due on August 2, will be Sold by Messrs. R. C. Carr and Son, at their Auction Rooms, Swanson Street, Auckland, on September 27, at 11 a.m., unless the said Call be paid ON OR BEFORE THE PREVIOUS DAY. W. S. RALPH, Secretary. Office of the Company, 28, Shortland St., Auckland, September 18, 1920. 18 DENTISTRY. TEETH are necessary. Dental Services are urgent. Special terms arranged.— Howey Walter. Dentist, City Chambers, D