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AMUSEMENTS; A SUPEKB PROGRAMME. — THIu — *» OPP. NATIONAL. Phone Surt. NATIONAL. 42 " 169 - Ltd. Continuous from 11.30 a.m. to 10.15 p.m. 2--GREAT STAR PICTURES--2 Paramount Pictures Present A 100 P C. SPECIAL PROGRAMME ' PICTURE. From Anita Loos' Popular Novel, "GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDES." THIS IS A GREAT WOMAN'S PICTURE. Every woman who sees it is going to enjoy seeing the male characters of the picture yield to the glib innocent-seeming flatter} of the little defenceless girl who has no weapon but her sharp wits. With -J RUTH TAYLOR, ALICE WHITE, FORD STERLING. And Metro-Goldwyu-Mayer Present • A JAMES CRUZE PRODUCTION. V Satirical Comedy-Drama Revealing the Secrets of Hollywood in a Hilarious Romance. I 1 "A MAN'S MAN." \ See Hollywood—its wild parties, its joys and grim tragedies. With WILLIAM HAINES, JOSEPHINE DUNN, MAE BUSCH. . ' J GAZETTE AND COMEDY. F BARTLETT'S ORCHESTRA. NO AMERICAN CANNED STUFF. NOTE OUR POPULAR PRICES: I STALLS 1/. BEST IN AUCKLAND. CIRCLE, 1/G and -7 (No Tax). Reserve Your Seats at Theatre. No Extra Charge. Saturday Night Reserves unpaid for cannot be held after 7.45. GIANNINI! ISN'T SHE WONDERFUL? "There seemed to be but one remark as the huge crowd left the Town Hall last night after hearing Dusolinu Giannini. It was, "Isn't she wonderful V " —Sydney -Daily Telegraph," 30/6,20. EVERY KBW ZbA LANDER CAPABLE OF APPRECIATING. THE .•SIMPLEST SONG SHOULD KNOW OP THIS OPPORTUNITY. "Even the definitely unmusical mna might be ndrlewi to 'give himself another trial' by hearing this exquisite singer." "B-erlioer Tageblatt." 2 CONCERTS IN AUCKLAND ; By " THE GLORIOUS GIANNINI." TOWN HALL. Direction : E. J. Gravestoek, Ltd. By Arrangement with Concert Manngemont Daniel Mayer (Inc.), New York. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, And THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24. SIR. E. J. GRAVEBTOCK. Who has brought so many musical celebrities to this country, now has the honour of presenting THE WORLD - FAMOUS YOUNG INTERNATIONAL OPERA AND CONCERT STAR, SIGXOJRIN-α DUSOLINA' GIANNINI DUSOLINA GIANNINI DUSOLINA GIANNINI DUSOLINA GIANNINI ■ (.Tah-nee-nee), Whose recent meteoric conquest: of the critical audience,'; of the capital, cities of Europe has definitely established her as

THE UNRIVALLED • STAR OF THE MODERN CONCERT WORLD. "Glannini is that, rare thing anions vocalists, a transcendent genius with a perfect voice, an abounding intelligence and an endless fund of emotional energy. More perfect art it is impossible to imagine." Dr. A. B. Floyd, in the Melbourne "Argus," 2/S/29. ■•■..'■.■ Assisting the Famous Soprano will be MR. SOL DEUTCH, VIOLINIST." MISS MOLLY BERNSTEIN, PIANIST. RESERVED SEATS : 7/0, plus tax. Unreserved, 5/ and 3/, plus tax. BOX PLANS OPEN ON FRIDAY NEXT At Lewis Eady, Ltd. " Applications from Country Patrons should be addressed to Lewis Eady. Ltd., , Auckland with remittance of S/4 (including tux) for each ticket. ; MEETINGS. • N.Z. I/ BOUR p ARTY - Jy Inaugurating /Sfi7*Ql& A SERIES OF SUNDAY YVaufflffi NIGHT OPEN-AIR lIBMSMU MEETINGS. QUAY.gTREET, rno-MORROw, quxday, AT 7 P.M. SPEAKER: ' . W A. S. R ICHARD s. SUBJECT: "WHY A .LABOUK GOVERNMENT?" "WHY A LABOUR GOVERNMENT?" "WHY A LABOUR GOVERNMENT?" , Chairman: MR. D. WILSON, Secretary L.R.C. CHESS. A UCKLAND SUBURBAN CHALLENGE A CUP. Open for All Chess Players. Play Commences October 28. Entries Close October 21. Entrance, 7/6. G. E. ADAMS, Hon. Sec. Auckland Chess-Club (Inc.), 12