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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 181, 2 August 1930, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. — STRAND. STRAND. (A Fuller-Hayward Theatre.) SESSIONS : 11 — 2.15 — S. Meet the people whose escapades are front-page news. Sons and daughters of wealth — living, loving, marrying, even divorcing, spectacularly. Jazz orphans of luxury at Palm Beach, the Riviera, and Deauville. Where society sirens get their men. Where fortunes fall with a kiss — where parents play and children pay. FOR THERE ARE QUICKSANDS IN THE SWIMMING PLACES OF SOCIETY! "THE " THE MARRIAGE MARRIACE PLAYGROUND." PLAYGROUND." With MARY BRIAN FREDRIC MARCH. LILYAN TASHMAN. Edith Wharton, famous novelist, shows them to you. Her famous novel, "The "Children," now on the talking screen. A Paramount New Show World Attraction, BOX PLANS AT STRAND. Phone 43-114. THE BIGGEST DOUBLE-FEATURE, ALLTALKIE PROGRAMME YET PRESENTED IX KARANGAIIAPE ROAD. TO-NIGHT,. AT 7.30 P.M. PRINCE EDWARD (A Fuller-Hayward Theatre.) MARY NOLAN in " SHANGHAI LADY," 100% Talking Thrilling Drama. Censor's Adult Certificate. 2nd Feature : "THE STREET GIRL," With BETTY CO MPS ON. All-Talking. All-Music. Censor's Adult Certificate. ALSO, TALKING NEWS AND COMEDY. I'll one Reserves. King 4ti-2.~i'j Any Time. TUDOR REMUERA. (A Fuller-Hayward Theatre.) TO-NIGHT, AT 8. A Sparkling Society Comedy-Drama, "THE LADY LIES." Starring Walter Huston and Claudettc Colbert, the brilliant stage stars. (Adult Audience Recommendation.) Splendid Talkie Supports, including "THE JAZZ FOOL." Mickey the Mouse Cartoon, Book Your Reserves by Phone-24-794. -— GREY LYNN CINEMA •— (A Fuller-Hayward Theatre.) TO-NIGHT, AT 8 P.M. Another Double-Feature Talking Programme No. 1. —Radio Pictures present "THE JAZZ AGE." Faster, Gayer, More Daring than Ever. No. 2.—Paramount Pictures present RICHARD ARLEN and MARY BRIAN in "THE MAN I LOVE," An unusual drama, where two women light for one man. VICTORIA DEVONPORT. (A Fuller-Hayward Theatre.) The Thrilling All-British Picture, "BLACKMAIL." Starring ANNY ONDRA. (Adult Audience Recommendation.) And MAE MURRAY In -PEACOCK ALLEY," An All-Talkie Programme. pill' 0 V AUCKL AN D. ZOOLOGICAL PARK. ZOOLOGICAL PARK. "SUNDAY AFTERNOON, AT 3 'CLOCK. AUCKLAND -jl/TUNICIPAL TJAND. UCKLAND IVJLuNICIPAL JJAND. Plays the following Programme:— God .Save the King. March, "The Fez" Paiiclla. Hymn, "As Pants the Hart" Wilson. Overture, "The Sapphire Necklace" Sullivan. Waltz, "Southern Nights" Ancliffe. Musical Impression, "Treasure Island" Furman. Selection, "Reminiscences of Sullivan" Win terbot torn. INTERVAL. March, "The Trossachs" Earle. Morceau, "Invitation a la Valse".. Weber. Selection, "Reminiscences of Scotland." Godfrey. Morceau, "Humoresque" Dvorak. March, "L'Etoile do Bronze" ... Barwood. National Anthem. rpOWN TTALL. SUNDAY EVENING, AT 8.30. SUNDAY EVENING-, AT 8.30. MUSICAL RECITAL MUSICAL RECITAL By the AUCKLAND MUNICIPAL BAND. AUCKLAND MUNICIPAL BAND. Programme : Oriental Morceau, "Ko-Sa-Ko" .. Chapuis. Overture, "Si J'etais Roi" .. Adolphe Adam Cornet Solo, "Cleopatra" Daniare. Soloist, Mr. J. DA VIES. ■ •Suite, "The Garden of Allah" Landon Ronald. Flute Solo, "Sixth Air Varic".. De Beriot Soloist, MR.,HAL. C. McLENNAN. March, "Honour the King" .... Graham. Selection, "The Grand Duchess" Offenbach. Hymns. National Anthem. J. S. BRIG HAM, 2 Town Clerk. pIT Y O~F AUCKLAND. TOWN HALL. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) AFTERNOON AT 3 O'CLOCK. ORGAN RECITAL. MR. MAUGHAN BARNETT, City Organist, Will play: Concerto (Handel), Andantino (Sibelius), Allegro from Fifth Trio-Sonata (Bach), In the Halls of the Mountain King (Grieg), Pastorale and Finale (Widor), Impromptu Elegiac (Pyne), Caprice (Wolstenholme), Nuptial Postlude (Faulkes). ADMISSION FREE. J. S. BRIGHAM, 2_ Town Clerk. JASPER CALDER Speaks on "CAPITAL PUNISHMENT," ,PLAZA THEATRE. . To-morrow Night at 7 o'clock. Music and Pictures Afterwards. 2 CHURCH PARADES. m T O.fc. ROYAL DOMINION* _,x-siKfcs A CHURCH PARADE ' < wni bfi ]lfiW In the *-* METHODIST CHURCH, Grey Street West, Onehunga, ON SUNDAY, AUGUST 3. Evening Service in memory of our late Wor. Bro. E. A. Yates, P.M., and Lodge 78 invites all Sisters and Brethren to be present. Full regalia to be worn. By Order, W.M. 2 TEACHERS OF DANCING. MISS SPENCER* Symondsville Studio, Symonds St. (next St. Paul's Church). Dances, Saturday, 8 p.m. Tuition Classes, Mondays, Thursdays. Private Lessons any ; time by appointment.—Particulars by phone 42-237. or Studio. B PARISIAN Studio, Whitehall (below Tabernacle). —Miss Violet Brooks, Mr. Alex. Bentley. Private Tuition, Ballroom ' Dancing. : D SAN TOY—Modern Dancing Classes and i Practice Dances every Wednesday, Saturday, 7 p.m.—Royal Oak Hall, Royal Oak. : :6 i —— i VALESKA'S Studio—Every type Dancing taught.—Ngapuhi Chambers, Lome St., ' opp. Regent Theatre Phone 46-121. B 1 / PER; Lesson—Miss Violet Robertson, 7~J r i f?? I *}* teacher Dancing, all fancy t£ •« ■ S?,', ballr °om dancing.—Room 200. Pacific Bldgs.. Welleslcy St. East. B HALLS. ETC.. TO LET. rpHE MUNICIPAL HALL, Broadway is J- available for, concerts, dances? Itl at ; a reasonable charge; centralVv•%!*,«<-»* with first-class dancing floor.-For further particulars apply to the Town.Clerk, New"