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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 83, 8 April 1930, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. LAST THREE DAYS. You Can Hear What They Say At the MAJESTIC. MAJESTIC. A Fuller-Hayward Theatre. SESSIONS : 11 — 2.15 — 8. /\ Something different. \ Although "Behind the •rTT TT , tT A T\/r Make-up" has a backWlliJulAlVl stage setting it is so PnWTTITJ. different from other ?tories that it wm .IN completely captivate the hearts of all who " BEHIND see and hear **• THE It is the story of MATfR 1 TTP " three people, a cometli<ani a -nraitress, and a wuh genius, and of an inferiority complex that FAY WRAY, strikes a compelling HAL SKELLY. human note. / (A Paramount Picture.) And A PROGRAMME OF TALKING AND . MUSICAL SHORTS. I COMMENCING || I FRIDAY NEXT. | All the Glitter and Splendour of a Musical Revue—Laughter and Song. Beautiful Girls Gorgeous Costumes, Snappy Dance Numbers—Plus a Love Story that is Beau- . tiful and Tender. "BROADWAY SCANDALS, 1930." ' "" "BROADWAY SCANDALS, JL93O/J With SALLY O'NEILL, JACK EGAN, CARMEL MYERS, And A Deluge of Dancing Divinities. Vivid Melange of Melody and Laughter, replete with Jazz Numbers and Gorgeous Spectacles. (A Columbia Picture.) BOX PLANS AT THEATRE (PHONE 43-210). 2000 SEATS AT PRICES 1/ TO 2/6. -MODLI N . gOUGE.TUDOR, REMUERA. } TO-NIGHT AT 8. T I RIN-TIN-TIN 1 ; In his first "Barkie," T "L\ND OF THE SILVER FOX.' 1 f "lAND OF THE SILVER FOX." "LAND OF THE SILVER FOX." TALKIE FEATURETTES. I USUAL PRICES. PHONE 24-749. LATEST TALKIES at CHEAP PRICES. > 1400 Seats at 1/. Children, 6d. TO-NIGHT, AT 7.30, at PRINCE RINCE Karaugahape Road. 7 Commencing To-night. Direct from Queen St. Florenz Ziegfeld's • "GLORIFYING THE AMERICAN GIRL." Paramount's 10-rcel Special in part Techni-colour-Talkiug-Slnging and Dancing, Starring Mary Eaton. ALL-TALKIE FEATURETTES. GREY LYNN CINEMA. (A Fullcr-Hnyward Theatre.) TO-NIGHT, AT 8 O'CLOCK. Warner Bros. Vitaphone Talking Comedy Picture. "FANCY BAGGAGE." Featuring Audrey Ferris and Myrna Loy. Supports : Comedy, Cartoon and News. Usual Family Prices. ■triCTORIA TYEVONPORT. - V ICTORIA -MeVONPORT. Paramount Pictures Present EVELYN BRENT and JACK OAKIE In the All-Talking Laugh Riot. FAST /COMPANY." AST Company." A Gale of Merriment. — COMING, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9. — For Three Nights Only. "THE DESERT SONG." "THE DESERT SONG." Plans Now Open at Precey's. ■ Book Early. REMOVAL NOTICES. -VTESSRS. T OVEGROVE & Q.EORGE,' SOLICITORS, I BEG TO ANNOUNCE THAT THEY HAVE REMOVED TO ROOMS 60, 61 AND 62, SIXTH FLOOR, POWER BOARD BUILDINGS, Queen St., Auckland. xll RAMOPHONE Repairs, Expert; lowest \T pneca.—S. and T. Adams, Removed to Lyric Talkeriea, opposite Scots Hall. Syinonds St. . . B MEETINGS. ECONOMIC SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND (Auckland Branch). The Annual Meeting of the Branch will be held on WEDNESDAY, April 9, at 8 p.m., at the Auckland University College. DR. E. P. NEIL, Secretary of the Auckland Chamber of Commerce, will Address the Meeting. His subject: "QUESTIONS RELATING T,O NEW ZEALAND'S PRESENT BALANCE OF TRADE." All intending members of the society and friends interested are cordially invited to be preseint. .. . H. R. RODWELL, . xS Hon. Secretary. T EAGUE OF NATIONS UNION. AUCKLAND BRANCH. The Annual Meeting will he held in Eady's Hall, Queen Street, on- WEDNESDAY, April '23, at 8 p.m. 5 Members and the public are cordially - invited. ° 3 rpHE Annual Meeting of the Auckland J- Dickena Fellowship will be held at .the Cameo Club Rooms, Union Bldgs., Customs St., on THURSDAY, April 19, at 7.30 p.m. t Business: Report and Balance-«heet, Elec- '. tion of officers, W. KEALY, Hon. Treasurer. sl ° c LECTURE 9. - jSßlfft (1) TO-MORROW (WED.), r PUBLIC LECTURE BT MR W. T. G. AIREY. ■ M.A. S "TEN YEAR'S OF THE LEAGUE OF ; NATIONS." At the Old Grammar School. ' ' Admission Free. ! I 0) At Borough Council Chambers, Devoni port, TUESDAY, April 15, at 8 p.m. Public Meeting to Enrol Devonport Class. Addxess ' by Mr Richmond, "The Value o£ Economic History." • All Interested Invited. , . . (3) Mr. Constable's Series on "GREEK DRAMA" will be concluded' on MONDAY, ' Vpril 14 At Old Grammar School, 7.30 , p.m.. and NOT on the following Thursday, ; as previously announced. ; (4) The Course on PSYCHOLOGY, by Mr. 5 II Becroft, M.A., will continue as last year. » In a former Press notice it was inadvertently omitted. Syllabus of courses available from N. M. RICHMOND, Director. sS J A LECTURE ON ! "CANCER—A DISEASE -OF CIVILISA- ' TION- TREATMENT AND ITS PREVEN- ' TION," - Will be delivered \ff Mr. M. Walker in the i "Fountain of Friendship" Hall, top of New- , ton Road, near Symonds Street, on WEDi ■ NESD.AY, April 9, at 8 p.m. .:8