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AMUSEMENTS. ALWAYS-THE BEST AT THE CRYSTAL } ( Mt . Eden Rd.) PALACE [ t . MIGHTY ATTRACTIONS —— O MIGHTY ATTRACTIONS £» TO-NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK.. . First Attraction! — JOAN CRAWFORD, » JOHN MACK BROWN, in "MONTANA MOON." ; Second Attraction ! — LOWELL SHERMAN ALICE JOYCE "HE KNEW WOMEN." Third Attraction ! —Laurel and Hardy in "THE PERFECT DAY." 1 EMPRESS! i (Newton). TO-NIGHT, AT S O'CLOCK. (Final Screening), No. I—RICHARD DIX In . "7 KEYS'TO BALDPATE." No. 2—RUDY VALLEE In ;. . " THE VAGABOND LOVER." (Adult Audience Recommendation.) ALEXANDRA | ( Grce n Lane). ' ■ TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. RONALD .COLMAN in " CONDEMNED." (Adult Audience \Recommendation.) Free Ttn« Iphvpk TOlerslie 7.30, Penrose 7.40. I'NEW DE-LUXEj %•£?* TO-NIGHT. AT 8 O'CLOCK. NO "ZEIGFELD FOLLIES." ("GLORIFYING THE AMERICAN GIRL.") A-0 2—BULLDOG DRUMMOND again m •"TEMPLE TOWER." (Adult Audience, Recommendation.) [NEW REGENT"! epsom. TO-NIGHT, AT S O'CLOCK. LOWELL SHERMAN — ALICE JOYCE Irf ; ■;"HE KNEW WOMEN." Selected Supporting Programme. [WEST END I' ( ponßOnb » Rd - } TO-NIGHT- AT 8 O'CLOCK. RUTH CHATTERTON 111 ■ "SARAH AND SON."--.-^^RIALTOr^> : ' BROADWAY. NEWMARKET. TO-NIGHT, AT 7.45. A Great Double-Feature Programme. Ko . i—WARNER OLAND , , . " THE MYSTERIOUS DR. FU MANCHU." No. 2.—OLIVE. BORDEN/ "DANCE^HALL." : ' . LATEST GAZETTE,. ETC., .. , ; Phone 46-609. ' „, . STALLS, 1/ ;• CIRCLE, 1/6 and 2/. — ONEHUNGA PICTURES. — — TO-NIGHT — Strand Paramount-Pictures Present Strand. Hal Skelly • and Evelyn Brent -in Strand "WOMAN- TRAP/' Strand. An All-talking Dramatic Story of vStrand. two brothers in the conflict ot the Strand law and the underworld. Strand. Paramount Sound News, Mickey s Strand. Follies Cartoon, - and Serial. Strand. Advised by Censor for Adults. ■ ■ ' ANOTHER ■ COMMUNITY SING ■ COMMUNITY SING LEWIS EADY HALL. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19,

7.30 TO 8.30 P.M. Song Leader : MR. G. GREY'; CAMPBELL. Come for.an Hour's Hearty Singing . and Jollity. . '."; Admission Free. Collection. W. WOODHEAD, Hon. Sec, Auckland Community Singing 1 Committee. • - • ..-. . xlB RUGBY FOOTBALL. EDE N ■ &.V.. PARK. E D E N -...; -P ARK. EDEN PARK, SATURDAY. • SATURDAY. ' ' CHAMPIONSHIP '■ CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS. FINALS. : GRAMMAR ;V. PONSONBY. GRAMMAR V. PONSONBY. GRAMMAR V. PONSONBY. GRAMMAR V. PONSONBY. .: ■;";;.; KICK-OFF, 3. P.M.': Penrose v. newton. ' PENROSE V. NEWTON. ' KICK-OFF, 1.30 P.M. -, •■--:■ 1/; Stand'!/ extsa (plus tax,l 3d); School Children Free to ground. ,| SHOWGROUNDS. , TRAIN QOL. ¥. COL; RIFLES. , - KICK-OFF, 3-P.M. : , I V. MANUKAU/ ;v : ■ KICK-OFF, • ■ v, o . Admission,,, 1/;_' Stand Free.: ~ v xlb -■■'''■ . ; "', -.MEETINGS. '.'■V' > ■■-'--■.:. Tyr Z. INSTITUTE OF HORTICULTURE; A Public Address ■ will ue ' at the Seddon Memorial Technical College TO-NIGHT (Thursday), at 7 P.m., by. N. R f W. T4iomas, LL.B., N.D.H. ,(N.Z.), on. "BULBS, ETC." • . ~ , . i - All interested, are invited.- s ' DYERS AND CLEANERS. pARPET Cleaning reduced to 6d per, square yard.—Domestic Vacuum Co., 300. Queen St. Phone 44-000. D QARPET Cleaning and Shampooing, one j™ penny square foot. — Vacuum Cleaning ,Co., Albert St. Phone 41-7CJ. D 4 TDIPLEY'S Cleaning Services — Vacuum *■* Cleaning/ also Windows, Shops, Offices, Houses.—Phone 42-741. 10, Commerce St. ' D OUrrS, Costumes, Carpets, Cleaned,' SteriTi V.1 cd ; * '"tee* scientific methods.—N.Z Prv Cleaning Co. Phone 41-390. B A I— -SUITS, Costumes, Frocks (plain) */ beautifully cleaned, pressed, when brought to Porter's, 43, Knrangahhpe Rd ■• -L—! : .; b 4./r;™SUPE«BA Dry Cleaners; price X/ V quality cleaning: Dyeing cbeeial. MUSICAL TUITION. rSUAUANTERD tO'Tomh all string- in*JT Btruraejits. Student6'*Recltal, Novem|)cr,r—WaJter ... Smith, top floor, Lew's Eady, Ltd,, Jildg. ' B tNSURANCE. "ALLIANCE ASSURANCE CO.. LTD i i f*- Assets £30,000,000. Phone 43-123 —5' . i^j^ , Cp,Bflcll St. Skegg. D