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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 162, 11 July 1930, Page 20

— —— ' / AMUSEMENTS. •.' ; ■ , r ANOTHER GREAT PROGRAMME — AT p THE CIVIC. \ \ ■ • •■_,: ■ s Direction : Thomas A. O'Brien. X* - 3 Sessions Daily, 10.30, 2.30, 8 p.m, THE SINISTER FIGURE BEHIND THE THRONE OF COMMERCIAL EMPIRES. ; ' CZAR / / OF / / BROADWAY.. . WITH BETTY COMPSON, CLAUDE ALLISTER, JOHN WKAY. IN HIS HAND LAY ALL' THEIR DESTINIES— A silent man whose pale hand swayefl the destinies of men. . ... He ruled as '"' no monarch ever ruled .... this tyrant of the upper crust of the under-' ■' l •world. It's great, and it's thrilling— • IT'S A SENSATION! — THEN — .__ TED HENKEL'S ■ : CIVIC CONCERT. ORCHESTRA' " . — Playing — j '»NO, NO, NANETTE." |. _ FRED SCHOLL — V At the MAGNIFICENT CIVIC ORGAN. V "SHARPS AND FLATS." BOX PLANS NOW OPEN AT THE CIVIC; I 40-266 j reservations I 43-266 | : iPLAZA - CONTINUOUS FROM 11 A.M. , 5 IDENTICAL SESSIONS: ■■"''', l 11 — 1.20 — 4 — 6.35 — and 8. 2 — BIG ATTRACTIONS — 2 ''■ I - "HOT FOR PARIS." I (Recommended by N.Z. Censor More , I Especially for Adults.)' I And I "THE SHANNONS OF I BROA'DWAY." . Plaza Popular Prices: DAY—Stalls, 1/; Circle, 1/6. NlGHT—Stalls, 1/, I/O; Circle, 2/. Phone 41-SSO for Reserves. rpiVOLI : —- To-night, at 8. . LAST DAY OP Ruth Chatterton In "THE LAUGHING LADY." — BRITANNIA. - TO-NIGHT, AT 8 P.M. The Sensation of the Screen, *. ■ [1 BEBE TkANIELS — JOHN "DOLES, ! 'ebe-L'aniels — tloHx . f "RIO RITA." > "RIO RITA.". With Its Glorious Song Hits. , ■ Also TALKIE SUPPORTS. ,

SATURDAY'S 2 P.M. MATINEE 12 BIG ATTRACTIONS. SERIAL, COMEDIES, CARTOONS, "ACfi OF SCOTLAND YARD," "RIO RITA." "T)ACK Up Your Troubles in Your Old x Kit Bag, and Smile! Smile! Smile!"— ' Hear . COO Children Sing it, and LIONEL FLETCHER Preach about it. TOW-N HALL, NEXT SUNDAY, ill WRESTLING. tN.Z. WRESTLING , ASSOCIATION./ (INCORPORATED.) , TOWN HALL. MONDAY NEXT, JULY 14, AT 8 P.M. NO DULL MOMENTS. . "MORMAN" TOM ALLEY, (U.S.A.), V, . SCOTTY McDOUGAL, , (SCOTLAND). EIGHT 10-MINUTB ROUNDS. Preceded by First-class Preliminaries. \ ; Popular Prices —Stage, 10/; Dress Circle and Front Stalls, 5/; Reserves, 7/6; Gallery, 2/6. We Pay Tax. BOX PLAN NOW OPEN AT CARTER AND ASHER'S, SHORTLAND STREET, ". BOOK EARLY, EACH LADY (ESCORTED) FREE TO. - FRONT STALLS ONLY. 1* AUCKLAND g T A B. ADVERTISEMENT CONDITIONS. The Proprietors do not hold themselves responsible for non-insertion or advertisements through accident or otherwise, and they reserve to themselves the right of omitting- advertisements received and paid for if they appear to be objectionable. Instructions as to the insertion or withdrawal of advertisements must be in writing. Advertisements received without written orders will only be inserted once, ana charged accordingly. Orders to withdraw advertisements must be lodged not later than 11 a.m. each day. Advertisements are received up to 2.30 p.m. on the day of issue, but advertisements intended for classified insertion must reach the office not later than 1 P-" , ' , All Family Notices intended for classified insertion on Front Page of the STAR should be handed in before 1 p.m. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS ARE INSERTED AT THE FOLLOWING CASH RATES:— Situations Wanted ] Situations Vacant | 15 Words: , ( . Personal f One Insertion, 1/-« Lost and Found f Three Insertions, 2/e For Sale T6 Let, etc. I Birth, Marriages, I 30 Words, 2/8. Deaths j-Each additional flv* Memoriam J Words, 9d.

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