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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 264, 7 November 1929, Page 28

AMUSEMENTS ; r ROXY, ROXY, : ' I QUEEN STREET. | ' NOW SHOWING. : And SCREENING CONTINU . SESSIONS: : HEAR AND SEE 2 ON THE SAME THE FIRST REAL MUSICAL COMEDY CECIL B. : 1 TALKING 11 DANCING t "SHOW FOLKS." "SHOW FOLKS." "SHOW FOLKS." "SHOW...FOLKS." [ see 1 1 .■. .. /■ ■:....-.-, i EDDIE-QUILLAN, EDDIE QUILLAN, IN SPARKLING DIALOGUE, " ■ I GAIETY AND JAZZ. . i SEE ■■ :■";■;.;■- ' ■ ." '• AND ■ ' ' SEE .~A FULL JAZZ ORCHESTRA I SINGING, DANCING. ■ also, : : On the Same Programme. No " 2 ~ -"-SAL OF : —L "SAL .OF. . : " SAL OF : _ "SAL 'OF' ■; i"sEEn PHYLLIS HAVER, 1 FRED NO INCREASE IN PRICES. Patrons are Advised ■■ • And Avoid . .- BOX PLAN ■ PHONE RESERVES, 41-341. : • ROXY, I , . I TO-NIGHT. I 1 CRYSTAL i^ALAUJi;."! ■ MOUNT EDEN ROAD. TO*-NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK. "_ •: .Crystal' -v ' : ' BIG Palace. . ' Sound Synch Crystal ; '■:-:, s . , . WMTT. Palace. • . -.EiallXJ Crystal - ■ . • ESTHER - Palace. . / - GARY Crystal , . ; : •■ IN ■, ■• • ■ Palace (, ■ "BETRAYAL." ~ . Crystal .. ;. CrvstTl' - .The' Screen's Great ;Pala S ce. KARL. DANE, Crystal ■ .. :s i n their Latest ■Sal- "CHINA BOUND." pStce. "■- ' - ,-: SATUR p≤ 1 "WOLF OF Crvstai ; -. ,100 P.C. Palace. SPLENDID SUPPORTS. ••:■ 1 EMPRESS- -|~~ ■ - : , ~~~~. (NEWTON). NIGHT, AT O'CLOCK. Empress. « SUBMARINE." Sltll: "SUBMARINE." Krlst ack holt, : ■ :.:. ' SS . DOROTHY • Empress. ' •. AL 'go, SELECTED Empress, j ' ALL-TALKIB SHORT Empress. , BOX PLAN O PEN bmyress. EMPRESS. ; ■ binpitio. .'.,.■ ;j. • _■ ■ • -- 'I west:emd; j.:.;. • ■ PONSONBY;ROAD. NiGHa , Wpst End 3 STaR/A'TT Sfe ' MiD S B ?.SSM West End. BL - iCK . -SSS&- EPI|PS, toMOND West Knil: ALL ADULfS AND I GKAND and LYKIU. | -■ . THE LAST;.DAYi -~:,• .. DOUGLAS. FAIRBANKS ■:"■"■ "THE IRON MASK." ",?.„ " THE IRON MASK." ' And 1 "rpHE pORT OF. jyj-ISSING Q.IRLS. ,- . "mHB pORT OF jyj-ISSING Q.IRLS." i Screened Qrand, 11.15, 2, 4.45, and 7.30. ■ • - Paramount. Special, • ' CLARA BOW in <•< T ADIES; QF ' fjSHE ]\|£ 0B " '- And W. Fox - Feature, - "TITARKING . fJTHE Q.UADE." 1 "GRAND and LYRIC. \ TRANSPORT BOARD NOTICES- ' A UCKLAND TRANSPORT BOARD. CONCESSION CARDS. Commencing WEDNESDAY,- November_-6 1929 the charge for 12-trip tram or bus Concession Cards will be as. under:—- ■ - ••■l2-TRIP TRAM CARD— . : - ~ 1 Section ........ 1/9 . . ■/ 'I ' 2 Sections' ... • - 3 Sections: ........ 3/6 .... ■•v ' 4 5ecti0n5......... 4/5. : ;,- - :. 5 Sections ........ 5/» .. AV'>.»- ■•• 6 Sections . 5/6 .>. 12-TRIP BUS CARDS— < 1 5ecti0n..........1/9 ■■'. '■■ ' 2 Sections ~;;. -> - - T. 3 Sections,-....."••■ 3/6 > k 4 Sections ...... > ! -4A> - ' 5 Sections ....;....0/0 - a . ».,.*; S 6 Sections ....:... 0/6 v ■ .'■'■'' . 7 Sections .......■.</ 8-Sections ..:...:. </9 9 Sections ......... 8/9 • These' cards are available .for use on ..the-Buckland Road, Richmond R6ad, Point Chevalier, Avondale ancr Blockhouse -Bay routes, also on , the Mount Eden, Dominion 'Road and Edendale feeder routes. SPECIAL BUS CARDS- .. . _; ia w ■ Shore Road-Victoria Avenue-rl-.Bus Sec-. * tion, 1/9 for 12 Rides, ift ■■£» -- _ -West End Road—l Bus. Section, 2/ for .If ■ Rides. ' ;■.•"':*■!■ •.V r >il'V' l 3''■•<'•» West End Road—2 Bus Sections,' 3/ for lrf "Rides. ■-■~.:,.... '■'•■ „ ■■ Shore Road-Victoria Avenue-:2 Bus . Sections, 2/8 for 12 Rides. -,'. Shove Road-Victoria Avenue-—3- Bus Sections, 3/G for 32 Rides.. ■. ••. .. ' Point Resolution—l Bus Section, 3/, for 13 , : . i Rides. . ■ .-•-•,■,. ■/'":. '1 ' '' Tram and Feeder ,Bus*-l Tram, 1 Bus, 2/8 for 12 Rides. ' Tram nnd Feeder Bus—l Tram, 2 Bii3, 3/6 for 12 Rides. - -■ • - - ■ - -. ... Tram and Feeder Bus—2 Tram, 1 Bus, 3/6 for 12 RideSi Tram and Feeder Bufe— 2 Tram, 2 Bus; 4/5 ■ ■ for 12 Rides. , .. ' , . - Tram and Feeder Tram,'l" Bus, 4/5 , . for 12 Rides. Trnm nnd Feeder Bus—3 Tram. 2 Bu« 5/3 for 12 Rides, , r - , . ' HoWers of existing Concession Cards can use them up to the expiry date as sho.wn thereon. ■ • . •.. : ;* yXho new Concession Cards are available for'use by more than one person at the oho time, but only so long as the holder of tlm ticket remains on the car. WORKERS' WEEKLY TICKETS— TlioßO can now bd; purchased from con(luctorH on Montjny and Tuesday'mornings for iiHO between the City and outer termini of tho following tram routes: —Oneh'nngn, Kfinuern, Victoria Avenue, Great South Itoad, antl Mount Albert. The first ride ilnlly on those tickets must brv taken on curs Kchodnlcd to leave the City or outer lormlnl brforo B.M turn', > ■I .' .; A. 10. FORD, Manager. REBTAURANTB AND TEA ROOMS. "vrEOIJtITAUIAN DlnhorN, 1/6 j served in V delightful surroundlnge.—Queen St.. ppp, lIIn MBjeety'e? Eat for Health. D 4