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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 257, 30 October 1929, Page 28

AMUSEMENTS. CRYSTAL * PALACE. MOUNT EDEN ROAD. The Theatre Luxurious. Talkies on the Perfect Western Electric Equipment. TO-NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK. STUDIO MURDER MYSTERY. WILLIAM POWELL, NEIL HAMILTON, DORIS HILL, AND ALL-STAR CAST. Dazzling Array or All-talking Short ■ Featurettes. Box Plan at Theatre. Phone Reserves, 20-573. COMING NEXT THURSDAY, To the Crystal Palace, "SUBMARINE." Passed by the N.Z. Censor for Adult Audiences Only. "EMPRESS. 1 (NEWTON). Talkies on the Perfect Western Equipment. TO-NIGIIT AT S O'CLOCK. TWO PART TALKIES ON THE SAME PROGRAMME. No. I—Bert1 —Bert Lytell, Gertrude Olmstead, In In "THE LONE WOLFS DAUGHTER." No. 2— William Collier, juu., Jacqueline Logan, " THE BACHELOR GIRL." No. 3—SCREEN SNAPSHOTS NO. 3. No. 4—MELODY BOYS SINGING. Box Plan at Theatre. Phone Reserves, 27-077. EMPRESS — NOW SHOWING. 1 WEST END, 1 PONSONBY ROAD. Direction Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. TO-NIGIIT AT S O'CLOCK. ALL THE WINNERS FROM THE RECENT AUCKLAND COMPETITIONS. PAT BOYLE—S Firsts, 4 Seconds. RUBY JONES—2 Firsts. JOY SIMONS—I First, 6 Seconds. KATHLEEN BOYLE —1 First, 4 Seconds. GLADYS CAIN—I First. 4 Seconds. LORNA SKINNER—I First. Also Screening, George O'Brien, Nora Lane, in ••MASKED EMOTIONS." Cyril McLaglan, Brian Aherne, in "UNDER GROUND." Episode 3, "DIAMOND MASTER." Vaudeville and Pictures To-night. ALL ADULTS AND CHILDREN, GD GD. WEST END TO-NIGHT. MOULIN ROUGE. TUDOR — REMUERA. Charming NORMA SHEARER In a Delightful Comedy Drama, "A LADY OF CHANCE." Talkie Featurettes. " THE VOLGA BOATMAN" And Val and Ernie Stanton in " CUT YOURSELF A PIECE OF CAKE." Topical and Comedy. Phone 24-749 for Reserves. FULLER-HAYWARD SUBURBAN THEATRES. pRINCE -pDWARD— 1.30, 7, and 8. Fine Double Programme. "PARISIENNE," A Snappy Story of Paris. And IRENE RICH and WARNER BAXTER in " CRAIG'S WIFE." A Dramatic Thriller. TOPICAL and COMEDY. Grey t ynn /cinema— L \j 7.45. Double Feature Programme To-night. KEN MAYNARD In «' ROYAL RIDER," And a Clever Comedy.; .Drama, "ON TO RENO." TOPICAL and COMEDY. VICTORIA, DEVONPORT— 8. Great Talkie Programme To-night. " YOUNGER GENERATION " Also, Talkie Featurettes include, SCREEN SNAPSHOTS No. 3, And GIGLI AND DE LUCA. Also, TOPICAL and COMEDY. Reserves at Precey's. IJIO-NIGHT! - rpO-NIGHT! rpO-NIGHT! fJIO-NIGHT! AUCKLAND RADIO AUCKLAND RADIO EXHIBITION. EXHIBITION. t own jjall, 7i30 P.M. T OWN JJALL, 7t3() P.M. . . HON. ,T. B. DONALD, Postmaster-General, will Open the Exhibition by radio from Wellington. : :—: . 23 Stands carrying the largest Display of Modern Radio Equipment ever seen in New Zealand. BE IN TIME FOR THE NOVEL OPENING. ADMISSION: 1 Adults 1/- I Children 6d. | 30 BALLS. A UCKLAND WOMEN'S X©;, A BRANCH . N.Z. LABOUR PARTY LxEDCGJIP Will hold a CHILDREN'S FANCY DRESS AND POSTER BALL On WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, In SOCIETY OF ARTS HALL, KITCHENER ST. In aid of Party Funds. Good Prizes for all Sections. Special Prizes for Best Posters and Best Guy Fawkes. Commences 8 p.m. Adults 9.30. Tickets: Children, 6d; Adults, 1/. See Posters. :2 M. B. SOLJAK, Hon. Sec. GARDEN FETE. Grand garden fete, Saturday, November 2, to be held in Convent Grounds, Ellerslie. in aid of the Sisters of the. Mission. Amusements and Band. Refreshments and Ice Creams. 30 PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, ETC. IVERHEAD AND OSTEND SERVICES STEAMERS CALLING AT ALL WHARVES. Leave Auckland daily at 3.30 p.m. for Hobsonville, Waimarle and Riverhcad (Saturdays excepted), Sundays at 4 p.m. Leaves Riverhcad Daily at 7 a.m. (Sunday excepted). For OSTEND, leaving Prince's Wharf, Sunday, 9.45 a.m., Wednesdays at 9.45 a.m., Fridays C.30 p.m., Saturdays 1.45 p.m. BRADNEY AND BINNS. D 4 SPORTS REQUISITES. "CtNGLISH Cricket Bats, patent handle; grea.t drivers; Special Match, 40/; Club, 30/. —Yates, City Chambers. C