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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 173, 24 July 1930, Page 28

AMUSEMENTS. DON'T BE SORRY— When it's too late. You'll regret it if you miss seeing the most thrilling talkie ever made. RONALD COLMAN In " condemned;" An amazing All-Talking Dramatic 'Sensation ! POSITIVELY FINISHING TO-DAY. (Last 3 Performances, 11 a.m.', 2.15 and S p.m.) And it will not be screened elsewhere in Auckland or suburbs for some time. THE REGENT The Perfect Sound Theatre. 1 Direction: J. C. Williamson- Films. \ Three Sessions Daily, 11, 2.15 and. S.. COMMENCING TO-MORROW. Another wonderful "Regent" Entertainment than which there is none better. Headed by A Picture That is Different! MONTANA MOON MONTANA MOON MONTANA MOON -— — With — JOAN CRAWFORD, Supported by JOHN MACK BROWN, DOROTHY SEBASTIAN, RICARDO CORTEZ, CLIFF EDWARDS, BENNY RUBIN, KARL DANE, LLOYD INGRAHAM. What a Cast! Each One a fitar! Away from all the smoke of the big cities; away from all the make-'believe of stage shows; away from all the shams of night clubs and high society. A dramatic story of a wonderful love, set, in the romantic ranges of the West —pine leaves for a carpet, the sky for a canopy, trees and mountains for decoration, and the calls of wild animals for the music—an outdoor picture breathing all "the beauty and freshness of nature. Oh ! It's so different! — And — Supporting features better than ever. "THE DOLL SHOP." A magnificent revuette in Natural Colour. EARL AND BELL, A Vaudeville Tit-bit. GEO. D. WASHINGTON, The Popular Coloured Goldenvoiced 'Singer. And Metrotone News. Always Interesting. WHAT A BILL! CAN YOU BEAT IT? Secure Your Seats Quickly. i Reservations at Theatre (Phone 4G-SBS) and at Lewis Eady, Ltd. RUGBY FOOTBALL. I EDEN, „ PARK. EDEN §| PARK. EDEN PARK. EDEN TJi PARK. SATURDAY. SATURDAY. THIRD TEST MATCH. THIRD TEST MATCH. BRITAIN V. NEW ZEALAND. BRITAIN V. NEW ZEALAND. KICK-OFF 2.30 P.M. ADMISSION, 2/6; School Children, 1/. , PRIMARY SCHOOLS. PRIMARY SCHOOLS. PRIMARY SCHOOLS. Children admitted to playing enclosure up to noon. The height restriction has been removed. There is room for a further 5000, 5000, 5000 around the playing field, where the smallest will be clear of all the crush and perfectly safe from risk of loss by parents. BOXES BOXES BOXES BOXES BOXES BOXES FOR STANDING ON WILL NOT BE PERMITTED ON THE GROUND. The Union desire that all spectators will have equal opportunities to see the game, and the use of boxes means an unfair advantage to a few to the disadvantage of the many. 15,000 15,000 15,000 MORE SPECTATORS than were present last week can be accommodated on the ground, all having a good view of the game. SAVE TIME SAVE TIME At the gates by Purchasing Your Ground Tickets at the Town Depots, already advertised.' , T. W. MABEN, x 24 Secretary A.R.F. Union. FOR SALE BY TENDER. /CONCRETE Block Machines, one rock face, rib block, solid block, with Pallets; Concrete Copper Frame Mould, complete: Ford Truck, new rubber, good order; highest tender not necessarily accepted.—Apply 41, Milton Rd., Mt. Eden. x 25 DYERS AND CLEANERS. CARPET Cleaning and Shampooing, one penny square foot. —Vacuum Cleaning Co., Albert St. Phone 41-769. D 4 PENNY Square Foot—Carpets Electric Beating, Vacuum Process. — Domestic Vacuum Co., opp. Civic. Phone 44-600. D PHILLIPS' Hat Hospital, specialists in Hat Renovating; ladies' or gentlemen'a cleaners and dyers.—High St. B RIPLEY'S Cleaning Services — Vacuum Cleaning, also Windows, Shops, Offices, Houses—Phone 42-74 L 10', Commerce St. D SUITS, Costumes, Carpets, Cleaned, Sterilised ; latest scientific methods.—N.Z. Dry Cleaning Co.. Phone 41-399. B j / SUITS. Costumes, Frocks (plain), 4:/ beautifully cleaned, pressed, when brought to Porter's, 43, Karangahape Rd. i j—SuPE'RBA Dry Cleaners; price 4:/ O quality cleaning; Dyeing _ specialised ; daily delivery.—So, Jervois Rd., Phone 27-443. a