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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 172, 23 July 1930, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. AT THE ,'— RENOWNED SOUND THEATRE — ROXY THEATRE ROXY THEATRE ROXY THEATRE QUEEN STREET Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. DON'T MIPS THIS! DON'T MISS THIS! DON'T MISS THIS! COMMENCING . .TO-NIGHT. COMMENCING TO-NIGHT. Screening Continuously. Sessions : 11, l.li 3.30, 5.45. S o'clock. THE GREATEST. THE MOST THRILLING, THE MOST EXCITING ALL-TALKING ALL-TALKING ALL-TALKING DRAMA OP THE CONGO. DRAMA OF THE CONGO. JACK HOLT JACK HOLT JACK HOLT JACK HOLT JACK HOLT And DOROTHY REVIER DOROTHY REVIEK In a 100 Per Cent Powerful Story. 4" Y ' ' Y " VENGEANCE," ' " VENGEANCE," " VENGEANCE," "VENGEANCE," "VENGEANCE," " VENGEANCE," " VENGEANCE," "VENGEANCE," AN ALL-TALKING. REALISTIC ANI ABSORBING DRAMA. Also Also A GREAT SUPPORTING PROGRAMME Including: NO. I—CAT CARTOON, "FARM RELIEF.' NO. 2—LATEST SCREEN. SNAPSHOTS. NO. 3—HIGH - CLASS FEATURETTE "BUSY FINGERS." . NO. 4—GLORIOUSLY COLOURED SYM PHONY, "ROMANY LASS." Plan at Theatre — Reserves, 41-341. EOXY rpHEATRE mO-NIGHT OXY •*■ HEATRE •-' ■ ■ ■ ' -*-O-NIGHT ii RUGBY FOOTBALL. EDEN - PARK EDEN i| PARK EDEN fcfrNA PARK EDEN PARK SATURDAY. SATURDAY. SATURDAY. THIRD TEST MATCH. THIRD TEST MATCH. THIRD TEST MATCH. BRITAIN V. NEW ZEALAND BRITAIN V. NEW 'ZEALAND BRITAIN V. NEW ZEALAND KICK-OFF 2.30 P.M. CURTAIN-RAISERS, CURTAIN-RAISERS, FROM 11 a.m., WEATHER PERMITTING ADMISSION: ADMISSION: . 2/6. ' 2/6. 2/6". 2/6. 2/6. School Children, 1/. Primary Schools Chil dren will be accommodated in the Enclosure They are advised to bring lunch and be ii their places by noon. For general arrangements .re Motoi Traffic, purchase of Tickets, Refreshments Announcements,-Ladies'.Cloak .Rooms, Los Children and Articles, etc., see "Star" o: Wednesday, July 16. ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS WILL BE BROADCAST BY MEANS OF J SPECIAL MARCONI LOUD SPEAKER SYSTEM.- • ■ • DAY TICKETS DAY TICKETS ON SALE ON SALE THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, AT WATTS' SPORTS DEPOT, Exchange Lane W. J. WEBB, Cor. Queen and Customs Sts CARTER AND ASHER, Shortland anc Queen Streets. FRANK WISEMAN, LTD., Queen Street CLEAI/S, Queen Street. IVIL'S, Queen Street. R. RICHARDSON, Shortland Street. MALCOLM AND SONS, LTD., Queen St. HORACE BULL, LTD., Queen Street. W. J. SHORT, Pukekohe. PROGRAMMES. PROGRAMMES. Special Souvenir Programmes, containing interesting and historic' photographs of British, All Blacks and N.Z Army Teams, together with records, etc., will be issued iu a form similar to that of last week. The programme is copyright and the only official one to be published. SPECIAL NOTICE. Owing to the inconvenience caused to many patrons by the' use of Stools, Boxes, etc., it has been decided that these will not be permitted to be; brought on the ground. EXTENSION OF AUXILIARY STAND NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION. 7CO ADDITIONAL -_ _ ._£TS 700 ADDITIONAL TICKETS 700 ADDITIONAL TICKETS AV MLABLE ON THURSDAY, AVAILABLE ON THURSDAY, y" ■: "7 ' TLE ON TIJXI^;^,\Y, AT WAT v/T, 8 A.M. AT WATTS' DEPOT, 8 A.M. PRICE, 10/, EXCLUSIVE OF GROUND CHARGE. ■ . 25 MUSICAL TUITION. MISS MADGE HIGGINS, L.T.C.L., L.A.8.; Piano, Singing, Harmony, Counterpoint; Harmony taught by correspondence.—Queen. St.. Onehunga. A