Page 24 Advertisements Column 8

Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 66, 19 March 1930, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. ' ~ | THOMAS I THEATRES. O- ~ I THE m •'! CI V I C._j— THE DOMINION'S GRBATBSTTHEATnt. 3 SESSIONS DAILY, 10.30, 230 8 p & GEORGE JESSEL ** LOVE — LIVE — LAUGH HEAR JESSEL SING ' - , "A of Margharita" "Two Little Baby Arms." * Also TED HENKEL'S • ■ CIVIC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA FRED SCIIOLL —I : At the WONDERFUL CIVIC ORGAN, V ? ' SPECIAL ALL-TALKIE ITEM®! - FOX SOUND NEWS "HIS BIRTHDAY SUIT" AN ALL-LAUGHING COMEDY ' BOX PLANS ARE NOW OPEN AT Tds CIVIC. IUE | 43-266 1 RESERVATIONS Commencing —: — SATURDAY NEXT — THE TALKIE'S GREATEST GIFT TO THE AIR-MINDED AGE LONDON RAIDED' by a GIANT ZEPPELIN. FOX MOVIETONE PICTURE -/ With A. BRILLIANT CAST OP — ENGLISH PLAYERS — . 1 Headed by JOHN GARRICK ' HELEN CHANDLER. A "DIFFERENT" PICTURE. J This space could be cluttered wih"" | well-worn adjectives, but why hane i em on? You'll furnish the praise when you see and hear It. We'll just say it's a Great' Talkie and let "it go at that. If you're "Air-minded" you'll like it. But even if you. don't know a strut from a -tailspin you'll like the good, clean romance, the TREMENDOUS CLIMAX and the magnitude of the production, and it's "Different" because nothing has ever been done like it' 'before and that's no fib. Take a tip: Don't miss it! • . IT'S AN " — ALL-TALKING! — — ALL-THRILLING! - SENSATION OF A WORLD — AFLIGHT — LAST 3. DAYS OF "'V . , | THE COCK-E ¥ED WORLD. | At the PLAZA3 BIG SESSIONS DAILY: 11, 2.30 and 8. Phone 41-586 for Reserrw. fniVOLI. 7.30 Sharp! Two All-Talking Features " THE COCONUTS," . " 1 And ■ i- . '"ROMANCE OF THE RIO GRANDE." • TJIALTO. Nightly, 7.50. Two Big Attractions, Sue Carrol in THE EXALTED FLAPPES. Second Feature, v V , "THE TRAGEDY OF YOUTH,". "DEGENT. Nightly, 7.50, Two Special Features, "THE DOCKS OF NEW YORK"' And " "THE SHOW UP." . . Britannia. RITANNIA. TO-NIGHT, 8 P.M. ONLY. LOLA LANE PAUL PAGE, "GIRL FROM HAVANA:"' "GIRL FROM HAVANA:" ALL-TALKIE SUPPORTS, yTHURSDAY—"WORDS AND MUSIC." ATHLETIC SPORTS. jgAST rpAMAKI gPORTS, i ■ ATHLETIC AND HUNTING EVENTS, M ARCH 22, 193 a ON Q.ROUNDS. RECORD ENTRIES. A GOOD DAY'S SPORT ASSURED. N. S. UPTON, ' Hon. Secretary. QLUB, Affiliated with the N.A. Union (Inc.). £250 IN P RIZE M ONEr AND VALUABLE CUPS. TO BE HELD ON RASTER jy-ONDAY, APRIL 21, 1930. PRINCIPAL EVENTS: MAUNGATAPERH CUP of £25 and Cup. UNDERHAND HANDICAP CHOP of #5. 100 YARDS NEW ZEALAND CHAMPIONSHIP of £30.* 14-INCH STANDING HANDICAP CHOP of £50. NOMINATIONS close MARCH 28, at 5 p.m. F. O. ARMSTRONG, V;■ Secretary. BUILDING SOCIETIES. 70 th Gro D P 70 th £800- APPROPRIATIONS -£go(j THIS GROUP IS BEING OPENED THIS MONTH, ENTRANCE FEES BEING DUE NOW. First Subscriptions . FEBRUARY 3. 1930 First Ballot FEBRUARY 26, 1930 A FEW SHARES STILL AVAILABLE. Money for Building Homes still available from the A.C.T. Building Society. Cor. Wellesley St. West and Albert St. IJIHE 00-OPERATIVB TERMINATING jgUILDING S OCIETX - WS FLORISTS. . Tl/pss L. HOWARD, Florist, corner Queen and Fort Sts.—Bouquets, Wreaths at shortest notice.—Phone 44-011. Q