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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 195, 19 August 1930, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. THE REGENT The Perfect Sound Theatre. Direction : J. C. Williamson Films. THREE SESSIONS DAILY: 11 a.m., 2.15 p.m., S p.m. LAST -— TWO — DAYS, TODAY AND TO-MORROW. "JOURNEY'S END." "JOURNEY'S END." " JOURNEY'S END." GLORIOUSLY ALL BRITISH ! The Immortal Talkie Drama that has stirred millions throughout the world. YOU DARE NOT MISS IT! YOUR LAST- CHANCE TO-DAY OR TO-MORROW. Every Britisher Must See It! No Britisher Will Ever Forget It! Mothers, Fathers, See If Yourself —See That Your Children See It ! COMMENCING ' THURSDAY— Impetuous, Dynamic, Fascinating DOLORES DEL RIO, DOLORES DEL RIO, DOLORES DEL RIO, DOLORES DEL RIO, ' In Her First Talkie, "THE BAD ONE" "THE BAD ONE" "THE BAD ONE-" With EDMUND LOWE, i'ou will be astounded" at the new Dolores —her clear spoken, but broken English will fascinate you, even more than has her. voluptuous beauty, whilst she loses none of her dynamic, dramatic power, nor that all-conquer-' ing personality that made "Resurrec- . ■ i tion." "The Bad One" is an All-Talking. Ro mantle Drama, tempestuous, thrilling, enthralling. Suspense to make your flesh creep, action to leave you breath less, and a love that will stir every fibre of your being. BOOK NOW! Box Plans at Theatre . (Phone 4G.-8S8), and at Lewis Eady, Limited. "JOURNEY'S • END" FINISHES-TO-MORROW—GET YOUR SEATS BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE. ARCADIA. ~ i KARANGAHAPE ROAD. Showing TO-NIGHT at 8 P.M. NORMA SHEARER in "THEIR OWN DESIRE." Also Screening "Climbing the Golden Stairs Revue," All Talking. Singing and Dancing Natural Colour Special. Coming: "THIS THING CALLED LOVE." (Recommended more especially for Adult Audiences.) ~ - DANCING. pRAND OLD ■ TIME DANCE Is Being Held Under the SATURDAY NIGHT MANAGEMENT In the . ORANGE HALL, NEWTON ROAD, T.O-NIG II T. —— TO - N'l GII T. TO-NIG II T. - ■TO-NI GII T. AND EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT. Spot and Monte Carlo Waltzes. Chocolates, Cigarettes and Streamers. Dancing commences at S p.m. to the strains of those Grand Old Maori Melodies which , can only be rendered so beautifully by ouv ever popular Old-time Orchestra, SNAPPY SIX. Ladies, 1/G; Gents, 2/. T-i DRUID'S r\LD-TIME pABARET, RUID'S VABARET NORTH ST., NEWTON. Auckland's Greatest Ballroom Rendezvous. Popular, Attractive, Well Managed. Featuring a Band recognised as the Finest Combination in Town. GEO. HUNTER'S FAMOUS REVELLERS. Balloons, Streamers, Chocs., Cigs., Monte Carlo, Spot Waltz, etc., and a Night of ■ Dancing and.Joy. Supreme! Make Your Party and try - "The Druid's ,, TO-NIGHT. Ladies,!/; Gent's, 2/. NOTE.—Management wishes to apologise to all who could not be admitted Saturday last, owing to "House Full." slO MARIST OLD BOYS' LEAGUE FOOTBALL CLUB. SOCIAL AND DANCE As a Welcome Home to N.Z. League Team, will be held in Manchester Unity Hall, TO-NIGHT, TUESDAY. Roll up and give the boys a great welcome. • Gents, 2/. Ladies, 1/G. 10 ■ J. BRIEN, Hon. See. /CRESCENT JAZZ DANCE CLUB, Gaiety Hall. Surrey Crescent. TO-NIGHT AND EVERY TUESDAY. Dancing will be held from 8 to 11., Chocolates, Cigarettes, Streamers. VI. DEAN'S GAIETY GIRLS' ORCHESTRA Ladies, 1/; Gents, 1/6. 19 ■ LEN NELSON, M.C. HYT II M DAN C E CLU B. DOMINION HALL, TO-NIGHT. Jazz, Jazz. Snappy Music, Monte Carlo. - Good Prizes. Popular Prices. xlO BERI\ Tγ l xg>s college old bovs , fCJOI -LV ASSOCIATION. fuoai ANNUAL DANCE, At tne c ° lle k re ' Middlemore, FRIDAY NEXT, AUG. 22, AT 5.30 P.M. FRIDAY NEXT, AUG. 22, AT 5.30 P.M. Tickets procurable from members of the Committee or at the Old Boys' Office, South British Buildings, Sliortland Street (Office hours, 12.30-1 p.m;). . Passenger Transport Bus will, leave the G.P.O. at 7.43 for the College and return to town after the Dance. G. PI. BATGER, '. Secretary-Treasurer. A UCKLAND POLICE SOCIAL CLUB. The Auckland Police Social Club Committee wish to notify friends and patrons that their Fourth Successive Dance of the season will be held in Masonic Hall, Belgium Street (opp. top of Queen Street), on WEDNESDAY, August 20, 19H0. Dancing fe to ll;30 p.m. Bolton's Apache Orchestra. Single Tickets 2/, Double 3/6. 19 JAS. T. SMITH, Hon. Secretary. (CORNWALL PARK SCHOOL COMMITTEE DANCE, MUNICIPAL HALT,. NEWMARKET, TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY. Under management Adams arid Sons. Auckland's leading caterers. Music and supper a specialty. .. Popular Prices.- 10 PUBLIC NOTICES. TN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES 1 ACT., 1008. Notice is hereby given that Pencarbon Coy. (Aust), Ltd., a company duly incorported under the Companies Act of the State of New South Wales, iu the Commonwealth of Australia, has. changed the situation of its office and'place of business to 29, Customs Street East. Auckland. CHAMBERS AND WORTH. . Attornp'-M. vf>o A/TADAMR EMMS. Surgical Belt Maker £'■*• and Corsetierre, removed from 255, Symonds Street to Queen's Hotel Buildings, top,, Symonds-Stareet. d