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AMUSEMENTS. LAW — Versus — CRIME. LAW — Versus — CRIME. IT'S IT'S ALL-TALKING. ALL-TALKING. Not a Single Sub-title—All Dialogue from First to Last. ROXY ROXY ROXY QUEEN ST. TO-NIGHT, AT 8 O'CLOCK. TREMENDOUS SUCCESS. TREMENDOUS SUCCESS. PARAMOUNT'S ■ ALL-TALKING MASTERPIECE. 100 PER CENT DIALOGUE. " THE HOLE IN THE WALL." "THE HOLE IN THE WALL." "THE HOLE IN THE WALL." " THE HOLE IN THE WALL." " THE iIOLE IN THE WALL." " THE HOLE IN THE WALL." With Famous Broadway Stars. CLAUDETTE COLBERT. CLAUDETTE COLBERT. EDWARD G. ROBINSON. EDWARD G. ROBINSON. AND ALL-STAR CAST. A Beautiful Girl Turns to Revenge. A Child is Kidnapped. Then v TERROR! TREMORS! THRILLS! inj ri l γ-i i u ii "M ']' ~~ AND K BRILLIANT ARRAY — Z OP TALKING AND SINGING - _ SHORT SUBJECTS. - — * "TTTi i i i i fi i i M i i Box Plans Now Open at Theatre and Filling Rapidly. Phone Reserves, 41-341. Free Lists Entirely Suspended. ROXY NOW SHOWING. WEST~END. 1 PONSONBY ROAD. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. 3—STAR ATTRACTIONS— 3 N0 i—BEBE DANIELS IN " A KISS IN A TAXI." N0 2—TIM McCOY IN "OVERLAND TELEGRAPH." >O 3—JACK PERRIN IN .*" THE HARVEST OF HATE." COMEDY, GAZETTE. Popular Prices. 1 UE LUXfI-i MOUNT ALBERT TERMINUS. TO-NIGI!T AT S O'CLOCK. 2—SPLENDID FEATURES—2 "OVERLAND TELEGRAPH." A SARVEST N OF HATE." GAZETTE, COMEDi, ORCHESTRA.

A.DELPHI GKBY LYNN■A-■ Direction: v-uorge Storey. TO-NIGHT ' TO-NIGHT. A HUGE PROGRAMME. On the Screen::WSS TSS CSS SSSE AlscKtl^^WlnleFo^e. ..A. Harp in -tJ-OCK." On the «« ? e- DEviLLE _ THB ■OLACK AND T7S7HITE A CROBATfc, Bllck asd Whitb Acrobats, IX A NEW ACT. Orchestra do Luxe. Phone 27-232k ■ GET THE HABIT APELPHI. TITUtfICIPAL "RAND pONCERT. Municipal J°and Concert. rpOWN TXALL. VpOWN JJfLL. IOWN1 OWN JO-ALL. J- OWN -LJ-ALL. SATURDAY EVENING NEXT, 19TH OCT. T~'A TiCKLAND -lIUJNICIFAL OAND. "\ 1_ AncKLAND Mttnicipal -Pakd. I In a POPULAR PRAGRAMME •Selected by'the Public. Brilliant Band Items. Brilliant Solo Items. Charming, Vocal Numbers. Vocalists: MRS. HAL. McLENNAN and MR. CYRIL SCOTT. Accompanist, Miss Thelma Gordon. Bandmaster and Conductor: MR. CHRISTOPHER SMITH. ADMISSION: Body of the Hall. 6d; Gallery 1A Reserved Seats, 2/, at Messrs. Lewis Eady, Ltd. J. S. BRIGHAM, j2 Town Clerk. CITY OF AUCKLAND. TOWN HALL, TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) EVENING At 8.30. ORGAN "RECITAL. RGAN -LVeCITAL. MR. MAUGHAN BARNETT, CITY ORGANIST, Will Play: Three Short Chorale Preludes (Bach), Andante Cantabiie from String Quartet (Tschaikowsky), "Fantasie" (Salnt-Saens), "Coronach" (Barrett), "Spring Song (Hollins), Sonata No. 1 (Mendelssohn), 'Berceuse" (Maughan Barnett), March "Henry VIII." (Sullivan). Admission Free. VI J. S. BRIGHAM, Town Clerk. SHOWS. ■, i WAIKATO AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. THIRTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL SHOW, NOVEMBER 13 AND 14, 1929. Schedules are Now Ready, Send for One^— Don't Miss! Most Comprehensive List of Classes. Valuable Trophies and Prizes. £100 for the Dominion Hunter Class. Special Feature of Fat Lambs—See Particulars. Horticulture, Home Industries, Schools. ENTRIES CLOSE OCTOBER 26. Look Up Sours, Please. •23 : J - M - BAXTER, < Secretary. '; ELOCUTION, s n s JU rs o s.P c o™» e,iE '--^-s