Page 32 Advertisements Column 3

Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 222, 19 September 1929, Page 32

AMUSEMEMTS. LAST NIGHT. " THE IRON MASK." IRON MASK." SEQUEL TO •THE THREE MUSKETEERS." MAJESTIC (A Fuller-Hay ward Theatre), POPULAR PRICES. t Ring 43-210 for Reserves. r .—- \\ XXOUX CIX G / A X NOUNCING / Announcing / !!! ! / \ !' ' / PENDING THE COMPLETION OF INSTALLATION AND TESTING WITHIN A FEW DAYS OF R.C.A. PHOTOPHONE, R.C.A. PHOTOPHONE, Recognised as the Latest Picture and Finest talking picture equipment in the world to-day. The Majestic Management announces the screening of a Silent Programme for a tew (lays, accompanied by the popular Majestic Orchestra. " INNOCENTS OF PARIS," ' " INNOCENTS OF PARIS," Paramount's all-talking, singing and dincing mentation will therefore not be screened until our patrons are assured of the highest quality of Tonal Reproduction. THE BEST IS ALWAYS WORTH WAITING FOR. Commencing mo -mor row . OMMIvNCING -"-O-MORROW. Fox Films Present GEORGE O'BRIEN, FARRELL MACDONALD, NORA LANE In " MASKED EMOTIONS." "MASKED EMOTIONS." " MASKED EMOTIONS." The >Iysterlous doings of a Gang of Smuggling Coolies. ■' MAJESTIC —- TO-MORROW. — HIS ' MAJESTY'S. — Lessees: J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd. MR. lIENRY HAYWARD : Presents for Positively 4 FINAL PERFORMANCES. 4 FIN AXi PERFORMANCES. TO-NIGHT AT 8. TO-NIGHT AT 8. TO-MORROW NIGHT AT 8. TO-MORROW NIGHT AT 8. SAT. AFTERNOON AT 2.30. SAT. AFTERNOON AT 2.30. AND SATURDAY NIGHT AT 8. Mr. Edward Branscombe's New Company of WESTMINSTER GLEE SINGERS, WESTMINSTER GLEE x SINGERS, Direct from London, EIGHT MEN AND SIX BOYS, Who exercise their exquisite art in Beautifying (he Greatest Tone .Messages given to Anglo-Saxon People. PROGRAMMES OF INFINITE VARIETY, , CHANGED AT EACH PERFORMANCE. J NIGHT PRICES: Children under 14: HALF-PRICE. MATINEE PRICES : Children under 14: HALF-PRICE. Taxable Prices Plus Tax. Special arrangements for Parties exceeding 20. Particulars at Lewis Ead.v, Ltd. Day Sales at Theatre Sweets Stall. PLEASE NOTE—The WESTMINSTER GLEE SINGERS,. Will appear at si WHANGAREI 11 On MONDAY AND TUESDAY NEXT, September 23 and 24, And at HAMILTON On FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, September 27 and 2S. LEAGUE FOOTBALL. {r JU LEAGUE FOOTBALL. LEAGUE FOOTBALL. LEAGUE FOOTBALL. Ml CARLAWFARK. CARLAW PARK. SATURDAY; tnal] nsi Y FINAL Wfr ROOPE ROOSTER COMPETITION. txal! • ;xxal. ANNUAL = CHARITY DAY. CHARITY DAY. , 'IrsAli. /£ IXAL. l&t ;INAL. PONSONBY INAL." PONSONBY ° IXAL. PONSONBY "B INAL. y IXAL.' MARIST OLD BOYS. i ixal: MARIST OLD BOYS. J[„ inal. MARIST OLD BOYS. Ixal; the match of the season. H ; INAL. Gei IXAL. ADMISSIOX— tun INAL. Gents: Ground 1/, Stand 1/. IN\L Indies: Ground Gd. Stand 6d. INAL. NOTE.—This . is . our Annual — INAL. Charity. Day ; all free list and INAL. player passes are suspended. J_ IX\L Vice-presidents' tickets will not .Jmlt . Lp mlt: ' ' * ijS Hon. Sec., A.K.I, . __ — Pri == Jo PICNICS. EXCURSIONS. ETC. > IYEKHEAD AND OSTEND SERVICES. Fre i STEAMERS, „ Ros CALLING AT ALL WHARVES. Leave Auckland daily at 3.30 p.m. for obsonville. Waimarie and. Riverhead Saturdays excepted). Sundays at; 4 p.m. 19 javes Riverhead Daily at 7 a.m. (Sunday :cepted). For OSTEND, leavlns Princes C<l hi\rf, Sunday, 9.45 a.m., Wednesdays at 45 a.m., Fridavs 0.30 p.m., Saturdayß 1.40 Ore m. _ Pet' BRADNEY AXD BINNS. D 4 mis