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

AMUSEMENTS. LAST TWO DAYS. LAST TWO DAYS. MAJESTIC | (A Fuller-Hayward Theatre). | POPULAB PRICES. Ring 43-210 for Reserves. I 3 SESSIONS DAILY, 11, 2.15, 8. ATHOS — PORTHOS — ARAMIS — D'ARTAGNAN. Again they thunder across the silver screen, riding, fighting and dying for the Glory of France. /V\ DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS In "THE IRON MASK." . IRON MASK." DArtagnan and his "Three Musketeers" are riding again in the fastest moving picture on record. "Action, action, more action. That tells the story," says "Photoplay Magazine." "THE FURTHER ADVENTURES OF THE THFEE MUSKETEERS." PRESENTED WITH SYNCHRONISED MUSIC, CHORUSES, AND SOUND EFFECTS. You'll HEAR and see hordes of humanity — thousands of seething soldiers as they stampede into battle. You'll HEAR the thunder of hoofs— the clang of armour—the clash of steel! In Addition : FOX NEWS — GLENN TRYOX COMEDY — EVE'S REVIEW — MAJESTIC OCTETTE. DRAMATIC — — DYNAMITE ALL-TALKING AND ALL-THRILLING THE PLAZA'S GREATEST PICTURE SINCJi THE SINGING FOOL " THUNDERBOLT." " THUNDERBOLT." "THUNDERBOLT."

/yyy george Bancroft, v$S S/y fay wray, \v Y RICHARD ARLEN. \ Step behind the scenes of New York's underworld with George Bancroft! Meet this big, fighting rman, Thunderbolt ! And the woman he loves! The woman who dares repulse him for another man! See' Thunderbolt's terrible vengeance! Breathe the tense, breathless atmosphere! In Bancroft's greatest drama! ' PLAZA —- "HOME OP THE BIG TALKIES." - FRIDAY NEXT I BOOK NOW! fi I T Y OP AUCKLAND. KJ TOWN HALL. SATURDAY EVENING NEXT, AT S O'CLOCK P.M. TVf UNICIPAL MISS MARY MacCORMICK .... Vocalist. MUSS JEAN ALLEN Violinist. MR. MAUGHAN BARNETT, City Organist. MR. E. RANDAL Choir Organist. MR. LEO. WHITTAKER Accompanist. The Choir will sing:: "Sing to the Lord" (Mendelssohn); "The Little Sandman" (West); "Let Me the Canakin Clink" (McEwen); "Orpheus with His Lute," and "Rolling Down to Rio" (German); "The Parmer's Daughters" (Old English), and Works by Byrd and Atterbury. ADMISSION, 6d and 1/. Reserved Seats, 2/, at Lewis ■ Eady,- Ltd. J. S. BRIGHAM, :18 Town Clerk. TENDERS. "DUILDER ■to Finance Erection of - 1 -* 4-Roomed Bungalow and conveniences. Governmnt loan to be put dtraight in. - Plans to be seen.—lnquire Star 66t>." ' xIS ]3RICE, Paperhangirig 5 rooms.—Hiteh- - cock. Lyinvood Rd., New Lynn. 18 ■pRICE, contract, Topdress, etc., 2 Hard *- Tennis Courts.—Reply Presbytery, ■ Telford Av., Dominion Road. IS T>RICE wanted, Sanding New House, - 1 - Milford, at once ; about 12 squares.— Phone 40-052. 0 n.m.-5 p.m. IS mENDERS for Felling 43 Acres Bush.— - 1 - Apply John Smith, ■ Matahura, via Ohinewai. xIS mENDERS for small Electrical Job.— - 1 - Telephone 21-110, up to Thursday mornln S- ■ IS mENDERS wanted for Plastering Work, - 1 - Hamilton Courthouse job. Plans at Office. Woodbine Ave.—J. R. Simpson: xlO mENDERS wanted for Painting two •*- Houses; lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.—Apply 6, .King Edward Av., Epsom. xIS JfJRECTION OF TELEPHONE LINE. Tenders will be received by the Undersigned up till Noon, on the 20th instant, for the Erection of approximately 4J Miles of Telephone Line in Te Toro, Kohckohe, Waiuku. Plans, specifications, peggingsheets, and general and special conditions of contract may be inspected at mv Office, Auckland, and at the Post Office, Waiukn. ' ' The lowest or any Tender will not necessarily be accepted. E. C. GAGE, :18 District Telegraph Engineer. mENDERS, closing TUESDAY, September - 1 - 24, at 12 Noon, will be received by the Secretary, Waikato Trotting Club, P.O. Box 76, Hamilton, for the following:— PUBLICAN'S BOOTH (Inner, Outer and Members' Enc'.osure). CATERING. ICE CREAM. Tenders must be accompanied by a ; deposit of 10 per ceat. T. G. REYNOLDS, 20 Secretary. j INSURANCE COMPANIES. A LLIANCE ASSURANCE. CO., LTD., ** Assets £30,000,000. Phone 43-123. 5. , O'Connell St. Manager, Wilfrid Skegff. D