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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 164, 14 July 1930, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. TO-NIGHT, AT 8 O'CLOCK. (Final 2 Days) at the ROXY R0 X Y (QUEEN STREET). Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. WHICH DO YOU PREFER — THE CLASSIC MASTERS OR MODERN JAZZ? For Answer See "THE MELODY MAN." "THE MELODY MAN." "THE MELODY MAN." . NOTE! "The Melody Man" will greatly ■appeal to all lovers of music. A Talkie Rhapsody with Gorgeous ■ Technicolour, starring WILLIAM COLLIER, JNR., ALICE DAY. COMPLETE CHANGE PROGRAMME, WEDNESDAY NEXT. A New Kind of Western "Talkie." First Screening in N.Z. HOOT GIBSON In "THE MOUNTED STRANGER." ' — ALEXANDRA — (GREEN LANE). Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. TO-NIGHT, AT S O'CLOCK. (For Short Season of 3 Nights.) See this much-discussed, gripping drama. " HER UNBORN CHILD." " HER UNBORN CHILD." A superbly acted story of a boy and girl in love —forgetting everything else. EVERY MOTHER, EVERY LOVER SHOULD SEE IT. Recommended by the Censor for adults. FREE BUS leaves Eilerslie, 7.30. SPECIAL MATINEE FOR LADIES ONLY, TO-MORROW AT 2.15. -DE LUXE — (MT. ALBERT TERMINUS). Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. TO-NIGHT. AT S O'CLOCK. BETTY COMPSON- and. ALEC. B. FRANCIS In "THE CASE OF SERGEANT GRISCHA." "THE CASE OF SERGEANT GRISCHA." In 12 Huge Reels. Greater than "Journey's End" and "All Quiet on the Western Front." Recommended by the Censor for adults. FREE BUS leaves Avondale 7.30. DOUBLE FEATURE!! RIALTO. TO-NIGHT,- AT-8. TWO WONDERFUL FEATURES As Distant in Contrast as the Poles! *"THE NIGHT PARADE." "THE NIGHT PARADE." "THE NIGHT PARADE." \ileen Pringle, Ann Pennington,- Dorothy Gulliver, and Hugh Trevor in a Fast-moving Panorama of Life along- the ' Great' WhiteWay. Surprises and Thrills! No. 2 — " SOUTH SEA ROSE." " SOUTH SEA ROSE." "SOUTH SEA ROSE." Lenore Ulrich and a Host of Stars in a pulsating Romance of the Tropics, reeking •with the tang of the open. Alluring and Beautiful. • Also, SPECIAL SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. USUAL PRICES: D.C., 2/; STALLS, 1/; RESERVES 6d EXTRA. RING PHONE 46-609. Attendant in charge of Parking in Broadway and Rear' of Theatre. ORPH E U S, STATION ROAD, OTAHUHU. TO-NIGHT and TO-MORROW NIGHT. " HEARTS IN EXILE." A new and more than ever adorable Dolores ■Costello disclosed as an emotional actress of convincing power, in a stirring drama of glorious love and sacrifice. A dramatic story of love and political intrigue in Russia, ■under the regime of Czar Nicholas, the.last of the Romanoffs. Laid in the midst of the peasantry of Moscow, and the great icy wastes of the Siberian Prison Camps. AVith GRANT and GEO. FAWCETT. Recommended by N.Z. Censor ag more suitable for adult audiences. STALLS, 1/; CIRCLE, 1/6. ■PICTUREDROME — : MILFQRD. JT . , The Wonderful British. Talkie Special, "BLACKMAIL." "BLACKMAIL." TWO HOURS' JAZZ TO FOLLOW. ■ TENDERS. . PRICE wanted build Single Chimney in bungalow.—Full particulars Marshall, 14, Stewart's Rd., Mt. Albert. xl 4 rpENDERS invited about 21 miles Tram -*• Formation, in three contracts. Plans, specifications, quantities and full information from undersigned. Tenders close July 26 at office of company.—Bennett and Punch, Ltd., Rangataua.' :x!9 AUCKLAND GRAMMAR SCHOOL BOARD. NEW LIBRARY—ELECTRIC LIGHTING. Tenders for the above close at the Office of W. A. Cumming, Architect, 320, Victoria Arcade, on JULY 21, at Noon. Plan and Specification can be seen at Office of Underisigned. F. A. BROWN, M.EU.C., 14 18, Safe Deposit Bldgs' rpENDERS ARE INVITED UP TO 4 P.M. J- ON MONDAY, 21st INST., FOR A PRIVATE MOTOR GARAGE AND ENTRANCE WAY IN WOOD. . Plans and Specifications- to be seen at our office. T. C. MULLIONS, And SHOLTO SMITH, ' :16 Architects, Colonial Mutual Bldg. rp 0 BUI L D E R S. EXTENSIONS TO BREWERY IN KHYBER PASS. (IN BRICK AND CONCEETE). Tenders are invited for above and will be received up to 12 Noon, TUESDAY, July 22. ■'■ DANIEL B. PATTERSON, Architect, ' 23, Shortlsiul Street, Auckland. :16 GREAT SOUTH ROAD—BOMBAY HILLS DEVIATION — FORMATION CONTRACT NO. 2. Tenders are invited to close with the Secretary, P.ublic Works Tenders Board, Wellington, at 4 p.m. on TUESDAY, July 1930, for Formation Work on th<> above main highway. Plans and specifications may be seen at the Public Works Offices, Auckland, Hamilton and Panakura. :14 NZ. AIR FORCE BASE, AUCKLAND.— STORE BUILDING. Tenders are invited, to close with the District Engineer, Public Works Office, Auckland, at Noon on July 21, 3030, for Built-up Fabric Covering for Flat Concrete Roof at the above Air Base. Specification may be seen at the Public Works Office, Auckland. 14 NZ. AIR FORCE BASE, AUCKLAND.-— •CONCRETE STORE AND SEAPLANE HANGARS.—PLASTERING, LABOUR . ONLY. ; Tenders are invited, to close with the District Engineer, Auckland, at Noon on July 21, 1930, for Exterior Plastering of Store Building and Portion of Parapet of Seaplane Hangars at the above Air Base. Labour only. Specification may be seen at Public Works Office, Auckland.' 14 BUILDING MATERIALS. ' A PPROVED Plans, contract blueprints, iA. specifications prepared to requireniehts Govt. loan applicants.—Garden Homes Co.. Dilworth Bldg. A ■DLANS, Specifications, from £1 1/; comJt ' petent draughtsman.—Home Designers, 14, Security Bldgs., Queen St. Telephone 41-059. c