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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 122, 26 May 1930, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. COMING DIRECT FROM ITS INITIAL AMERICAN PRESENTATIONS, TO — THE STRAND THE STRAND (A Fuller-Hayward Theatre). THURSDAY NEXT. THURSDAY NEXT. BLOWING FROTH AND PANSY DRAMA OFF . THE MAP. . . THRILLING A PUBLIC THAT FACES LIFE STANDING UP. "THE CASE "THE CASE OF SERGEANT GRISCHA.". SERGEANT GRISCHA." Landslide of Praise from Press, Lauding HERBERT BRENON'S Genius and Resourceful Showmanship. Paling even his "Beau Geste" and "Sorrell and Son." NEW YORK. "A superb performance -by Chester Morris. . . Gripping and moving % beyond description." —New York "Telegram." "A distinguished movie, impressive aud eloquent . . . Mr. Morris' performance will stand out as the acting job of the season." —Xew York "Mirror." "Very human and affecting. . A fine, vigorous, astonishingly courageous linale." —"Morning World." CHICAGO. "... one of the most unusual and affecting pictures we ever encountered. We unquestionably place it among the achievements of the talkie era. Don't pass this picture by, or you'll be missing one of the most sensational talkies thus far." —Chicago "Evening American." "It's an excellent film, this- one about 'Sergeant Grischa,' and one that will be remembered a long time after being seen." —Chicago "Evening Post." WASHINGTON. "One-of those really different productions. ... No choruses, no popular theme song, but it is one of those great moving stories that Herbert Brenon. its director, has done once or twice before." —Washington "Daily News." " 'The Case of Sergeant Grischa.' notable and often powerful, stands on the merits of its show eloquence, terminating in the most realistic climaxes ever presented in the films." —Washington "Evening Star." " THE CASE " THE CASE OF SERGEANT GRISCHA." SERGEANT GRISCHA." With CHESTER MORRIS, BETTY COMPSON, JEAN HERSHOLT, ALEC. B. FRANCIS. VON SEYFFERTITZ. „ (A Radio Picture.) GRAND AUSTRALIAN AND NEW ZEALAND PREMIERE. THURSDAY NEXT. THURSDAY NEXT. .Plans at Theatre. Phone 43-111. ARCADIA. Showing TO-NIGT.T, also Tues. and Wed. Elinor Glyn's Daring All-Talking Drama, "SUCH MEN ARE DANGEROUS." "SUCH MEN ARE DANGEROUS." This feature is recommended more especially for adult audiences. Usual Supporting Programme. BOXING. . j&A NORTHERN BOXING jHj ASSOCIATION. TOWN HALL. TTOLIDAY A TTRACTION. TUESDAY, JUNE 3. JOHNNY LECKIE " JOHNNY LECKIE (New Zealand) JOHNNY LECKIE BONES SAMMY SCHACK. (America) SAMMY SCHACK. SAMMY SCHACK. FIFTEEN ROUNDS, for a Purse of £ 200. THE BOX PLAN Will Open at CARTER AND ASHER'S, NEXT WEDNESDAY MORNING. PRlCES.—Reserves, 7/6; Stage, £1. Circle and Stalls. 5/; Back Stalls and Gallery, 2/6. WE PAY TAX. REMEMBER.—The Town Hall Regulations require every person to be seated. Therefore BOOK. EARLY. tgga jVT EMBERS PLEASE NOTE. T\/T\ Subscriptions are Now Due and may be Paid to the Secretary, **» 1 . Exchange Lane. On no account can subscriptions be received at the Town Hall. J. H. WATTS, 2G Hon. Secretary. Ag& LEARN TO BOX! UH LEARN-TO BOX! IXI LEARN TO BOX! •—- AT FRITZ HOLLAND'S GYM, FRITZ HOLLAND'S GYM, FRITZ HOLLAND'S GYM, 240 a. QUEEN STREET, over Jaffrey's Boot Shop. Commencing TO-DAY, the Gymnasium will be open from i) A.M. to 6 P.M. every day, and also from 7.30 to 9 P.M. on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings. Call or telephone -16-692 for appointments. Terms from £3 3/ per quarter. s2S . . ' '" FRITZ HOLLAND. ELOCUTION. TTiLDA PARKINSON, A.L.C.M., L.L.C.M. -*-*- (Teacher's Qualification Diploma), Recitation, Reading, Everyday English.—23,' Rose Rd., Grey Lynn. 27 PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. DR. ALEXANDER can be.consulted at his Room, 302, Dilworth Buildings, third floor, daily and by._?pointment. x 26 TYPISTS. MISS BRADY, Confidential Typiste, First Floor Winstone Bldgs.—Specifications. USJ. Subdivisional Plans, Circulars.— Phone 43-790. <-