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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 97, 26 April 1930, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. fJ-a TO-NIGHT SESSIONS, ROXY != ROXY E Direction Amalgamated S 2 —STAR ALLNO. 1— t— —< Universal Films Present £==: TT EN "l/TAYNARD F 1 —! -LV-EN -LU-AYNARD 77" EN TVTAYNARD |5g —j -"-EN -"J-AYNARD j£—j 100 PER CENT ALL DIALOGUE. F— — 100 PER CENT ALL DIALOGUE. HIS LATEST WESTERN TALKIE. r : HIS LATEST WESTERN TALKIE. B j Hear Maynard Sing Spanish Love ■' Songs to the Accompaniment of his i. • : Famous Guitar. £= " SENOR AMERICANO." S " SENOR AMERICANO." " SENOR AMERICANO." pTt IN ADDITION SELECTED ALLf-~ —■' BOX PLAN AT THEATRE f || 1 CRYSTAL PALACE } i— —i (MT. EDEN ROAD.) ■ Direction Amalgamated Theatres. S AT BOTH = DE LUXE SESSION, r~ — SCREENING AT BOTH THEATRES. * A Picture that Establishes a new C—: A BEAUTIFUL == JOHN S JOHN ' (His First Talkie.) ! WITH THE GOLDEN === " HIS GLORIOUS =. " IflS GLORIOUS ;• • -■ In addition, S—SELECTED "TALKIE" No. I—HUKST'S METRO —— No. 2—2-REEL CHARLE m No. 3—B VICTOR RECO — No. 4—EMIL BOREO No. S—KRAZY YCAT CA nrz BOX PLANS AT THEATRES. — I ■■ Crystal Palace Reserves 20-573. H WEST END gg WEST END ——■ (PONSONBY ROAD.) ~ TO-NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK. ! 2—STAR TALKIES—2 ; ■ " No. I—The All-British Triumph '■ Starring OUR OWN AUCKLAND BOY, = JOHN BATTEN 5S "UNDER THE GREEN"UNDER THE GREENIS WOOD TREE." E WOOD TREE." ft "■ It's 100 Per Cent British Talking. No., 2—MARION NIXON, EDDIE r - QUILLAN in Musical Comedy, E " GERALDINE." S " GERALDINE." 1 1 Box Plan at Theatre. Reserves 26-940 ONEHUNGA PICTURES. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. '•V .'( STRAND, j • '7r*- 1' i Universal Pictures Present, 100 per cent Talkie and Singing Comedy Drama. } "COLLEGE LOVE."~\ '■ Featured by the Full Cast of 3T THE FAMOUS COLLEGIANS. Headed by Dorothy Gulliver and George Lewis. Talking, Singing, Pep, Jazz, Hot Tunes And How These Collegians Can Put It Over. &&■,. FORESTERS, f Mf ' v & : British Film Service Presents I ROD LA ROCQUE in 1 "LOVE OVER NIGHTT 7 ""! THE MOST THRILLING COMEDY 1 DRAMA OF THE YEAR. With a Gasp in Every Reel. iFull Supporting Programme. 'vW YOUR r very last ' " OPPORTUNITIES FOR l,v- A SESSION AT LUNA PARK. ,TO-NIGHT, AT 7.30. FOLLOW THE CROWDS TO i ; AUCKLAND'S WONDER [fck, SHOW. lips 7 V • -— ' . r *£:. Take Id Bus from Wharf Gate. ! v POPULAR fliM) CINEMA SERVICE. STRAND THEATRE, SUNDAY NIGHT, AT 7. : gPECIAL gBRVICE. ;' Speaker: CAPT. " TOM " OLDS i (Four Years with the Infantry). Subject: l "THE SPIRIT OF ANZAC." Illustrated by Appropriate Talking Film. CAPT. OLDS will sing a Special Anzac Solo. MASSED r SINGING,, 1500 VOICES—LED BY " UNCLE TOM." ALL RETURNED MEN INVITED 'TO BE PRESENT AND TO WEAR THEIR DECORATIONS DOORS OPEN 6.30 P.M. COME EARLY. 26 I A UCKLAND CHAMBER MUSIC SOCIETY. —®® • —FIRST CONCERT, FIRST CONCERT, MONDAY, APRIL 28, AT 8 PM. MONDAY, APRIL 28, AT 8 P.M. IN THE LEWIS EADY HALL. IN THE LEWIS EADY HALL. Entrance, 2/. Reserves, 2/6. Box Plan Opens on April 23 for Subscribers; April 24 for Non-Subscribers, at Lewis Eady, Ltd. |26 iT U N A PARK. MIRTH AND JOY FOR ALL. LAST NIGHT, LAST NIGHT, 7.30 TO-NIGHT. SPORTING. RACING QLUB; jyj-EETING, 1930. JUNE 3, 5 AND 7> DOMINATIONS FOR GREAT NORTHERN HURDLES of 1750sovs. GREAT NORTHERN STEEPLECHASE Of 2000sovs. WINTER STEEPLECHASE of lOOOsovs. ' CORNWALL HANDICAP of lOOOsovs. KING GEORGE HANDICAP of 700sovs. YORK HANDICAP of 750sovs. Close on /MONDAY, APRIL 28. at 5 P.M. FEES (lsov. each) must accompany Nominations.' £*•■ W- S. SPENCB, Secretary.