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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 233, 2 October 1929, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. LAST TWO DAYS. 3 IDENTICAL SESSIONS: 11—2.15—8. WARNING! "The Black Watch" will not be screened in the suburbs for many weeks. VICTOR McLAGLEN In "THE BLACK WATCH." i STRAND— , i STRAND — STRAND — ■ HAYWARD THEATRE. COMMENCING FRIDAY. COMMENCING FRIDAY. The World's Sweetheart at her Lovable, Laughable Best. NOW SPEAKS THE QUEEN! THE QUEEN OF SCREENLAND! SWEETHEART—IS JUST THE VOICE CHOOSE FOR A SWEETHEART—A , VET AND GOLD. You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll applaud, when you see Mary Pickford as "Coquette," dancing with you through the merriment of youth into the heartbreak of a woman's most crucial ordeals. /MARY PICKFORD\ \ In \ \" COQUETTE."/ THRILL TO THE SPEECH OF THE WORLD'S FAVOURITE IN HER FIRST ALL-TALKING DRAMA.

Mary Pickford has in "Coquette" the crowning achievement of her career and one of the greatest talking pictures yet seen. "Coquette" has glorious romance, gaiety, pace, drama, suspense, and heart-throbs. But the big thing is, Mary Pickford stars in her first talking role. Fifty years from now people will still be discussing her performance; She , makes them laugh, cry, thrill and enthuse at will. Mary Pickford in "Coquette" is the zenith of screen art. AT THEATRE AND LEWIS LTD. — ARCADIA. — KARANGAHAPE ROAD. The Home of Perfect Reproduction. SHOWING ALL THIS WEEK. — " INTERFERENCE." — — " INTERFERENCE." — With WILLIAM POWELL — EVELYN BRENT, CLIVE BROOK — DORIS KENYON. They All Speak Perfectly In a Drama of four persons whose happiness was threatened by the crime of Interference. SUPPORTING TALKIE ITEMS. Giersdorf Sisters "Crooning Melodies." Fox Movietone News, Etc. Sessions 2 p.m. and 7.45. SPORTING. A UCKLAND TO ACING pLUB. ttPRING TITEETING, 1929. SATURDAY AND Ti/TONDAY, QCTOBER pT AND IJ FIRST RACE ABOUT 12 NOON EACH DAY. ADMISSION TO RACECOURSE, Each Person 1/6 Vehicles 2/6 LEGER ENCLOSURE Each Person 5/ GRANDSTAND: Gentlemen 12/6 Ladies 7/6 CHILDREN under twelve will NOT be admitted to the Grandstand Enclosure. No person who has at any time since the passing of the Gaming and Lotteries Act Amendment Act, 1908, followed the occupation of a Bookmaker or Bookmaker's Clerk, no Disqualified or Undesirable Person, will be admitted to the Ellerslie Racecourse during the Spring Meeting, and if any such person is found on such Course he will be removed therefrom and prosecuted for trespass. The Promotion of Sweeps is prohibited, and any person infringing this regulation will be removed 'rom the Racecourse and prosecuted. W. S. SPENCB, :5 Secretary.

■yyAIKATO JTUNT "RACE jyTEETING. T ABOUR T)AY, QCT. OQ 1929. Owing to Monday, October 7, being the second day of the Auckland Racing Club's Meeting NOMINATIONS for all events for the Waikato Hunt Race Meeting will not close until WEDNESDAY, October 9, at 5 p.m. Nominations may be sent to Messrs. Blomfield and Co., Higb Street, Auckland, or to the Race Secretary, Walter Stopford, P.O. Box 55, Cambridge. Telephone 82. WALTER STOPFORD, - Race Secretary. CHURCH NOTICES. rkPEN-AIR CAMPAIGNERS OF N.Z. y (Old Dock Site) Invite you to "Great Decision" Meeting, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 12.15 P.M. Fighting Address by C. E. KNIGHT, the FEARLESS PREACHER, on "CHRIST OR THE DEVIL—WHICH ?" Will You Decide for Christ? N.B.—lf wet, nest day. 2 JUMBLE SALE. J,U M B L E S A L E, V Old Nelson Street School, FRIDAY, 11 A.M. Clothing, Boots, Jam, Cakes, Produce Etc. ' x 2 RESTAURANTS AND TEA ROOMS. TfEGETARIAN Dinners, 1/6, served in » delightful surroundings. — Queen St opp. His Majesty's. Eat for Health. D 4