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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 242, 12 October 1929, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. — CRYSTAL PALACE-- — CRYSTAL PALACE — The Theatre Luxurious. MOUNT EDEN ROAD. TO-NIGHT AT S O'CLOCK. PARAMOUNT PRESENT THEIR ALL-TALKING 100 P.C. DIALOGUE. SENSATIONAL SOCIETY TALKIE, BACLANOVA, BACLANOVA, CLIVE BROOK, CLIVE BROOK, AND A BIG CAST IN "A DANGEROUS WOMAN." "A DANGEROUS WOMAN." "A DANGEROUS WOMAN." She was Alluring, Fascinating. A woman who destroyed her hsuband's love and his brother's ideals. IT TALKS FROM START TO FINISH. [ In Addition: A BRILLIANT ARRAY OP 5 "ALKIE FEATURETTES. SCHUBERT'S INSPIRATION, | The Life of a Brilliant Composer. I "KISSES." I 2-Roel Society Talkie Comedy. ".SQUIRES" CELESTE OCTET, | Famoi'i London Orchestra. "BOOKLOVERS-" | Song and Dunce Rpvupl|.o. I "IN A TALKIE STUDIO." | Impersonations of Al Jolson. | BOOK YOUR SEATS. Box Plan at Theatre. Phone 27-573. EMPRESS EMPRESS Newton's Popular All-Talkie House. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. Talkies on the Perfect Western Electric Equipment. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT, AT 8 O'CLOCK. FINAL SCREENING OP THE SENSATIONAL TALKIE, I "THE I I » Tnß ■," I DONOVAN I DONOVAN I AFFAIR." i AFFAIR." j -THE I I DONOVAN I 12 I AFFAIR." I IQO Ka 1 r7 THE ! a . i donovan i ALLSTARS I AFFAIR." I mATjr ALL I DONOVAN ING " 1 AFFAIR -" - SENSASPEAK " THK TION ox urixv. doxovAN IN. AFFAIR," :T THE I -THE 1 DONOVAN I DONOVAN I AFFAIR." I AFFAIR." ] Also, ALL-TALKIE SHORT FEATURETTES. Box Plan at Theatre. Phone Reserves, 27-077. EMPRESS — NOW SHOWING. ONEHUNGA PICTURES. TO-NIGHT. ■ ' S' TRAND. j j TRAND. f TRAND. I I | British International Films Present a Thrilling Drama of tbe Circus, 1 "LOOPING THE LOOP." | This is rot a Talkie, but actions speak louder than words: we cannot, get a Talkie but our Entertainment To-night is equally as good. In addition : Talkie and Instrumental Support. RE'X SHEPP, The Wizard of the Banjo. A!!-Talkie Comedy, "THE BOOKWORM." I XpORESTERS'. | f T7IORESTERS'. | j - 1 - PRINTERS'. ) j - 1 - OKKSTERS'. | Universal Pictures Present j Holmes Herbert and Margaret Livingstone In [ "THE CHARLATAN? 7 "! A MYSTERY DRAMA. Second Feature : ■ I " T DOPING fFUIE T 00P. , ' \ yOOLO GIC A L "DARK. ZOOLOGICAL BARK. SUNDAY AFTERNOON. AT 3 O'CLOCK. SUNDAY AFTERNOON, AT 3 O'CLOCK. rriHE A UCKLAND TVfUNICIPAL J-he Auckland -"J-unicipal military "rand, ilitary j->and. Presents the following Splendid Musical Programme: GOD SAVE THE KING. March, "L'Etoile de Bronze" .. (Barwood) Overture, "Morning, Noon and Night" (Suppe) Hymn, "God of the Fatherless" . (Weber) Suite, "Italiana" (Thurban) No. I.—"ln Sunny Snn Marino."

No. 2—"A Venetian Love Song.'.' No. 3—"The Chimes of St. Peter." Cornet Solo. "A Dream of Paradise" (Gray) iX Soloist, MR. J. DAVIES. Selection, "La "Boutique Fantasque" (Respighi-Rossini) INTERVAL. March, "The Trossachs" ... (Fitz-Earle) Hymn, "Come Ye Disconsolate" Piccolo Solo, "La Tourterelle" . (Damare) Soloist, MR. HAL C. McLENNAN. Selection, "Classica" (Ewing) Patrol, "The Wee MacGregor" . (Amers) March, "University of Dayton" . (Panella) NATIONAL ANTHEM. Conductor .. MR. CHRISTOPHER SMITH. J. S. BRIGHAM, 12 Town Clerk. SWIMMING. , — — ! -1 Tl/TOUNT EDEN :^j-"-*- AMATEUR -^fflSi«i,7T SWIMMING CLUB. k """" THE'ANNUAL MEETING Will be held on THURSDAY, OCTOHER 17, At the Dominion Road Methodist Church Hall, at 8 p.m. BUSINESS: - Annual Report and Balance Sheet. Election of Officers, 11)29-30 Season. General. Members and Intending Members are requested to attend. H. MOORE. Hon. Secretary. Phone 13-308. 12 RUGBY FOOTBALL. _ «■ T)ONSONBY RUGBY FOOTBALL jg& ■*- CLUB (REGD.). tvn*Ok Members of the Third Open, Third Intermediate, Fifth and "L ii Seventh Grade teams arc reminded 1° att ™tl Andrews' Studio, next to St. James Theatre, op SUNDAY, at f».30 a.m. 12 ' L. S. RIGIITON, Hon. Secretary.