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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 228, 26 September 1930, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. ■. I V THE 1 j NATIONAL, j "Where Talkies are Better." fc TO-DAY—FRIDAY—TO-DAY AT 11, 2.15 AND S P.M. THE FINAL REPRESENTATIONS Of " THEY LEARNED ABOUT WOMEN." A Musical Comedy Drama, With Bessie Love, Van and Schenck, J. C. Nugent, Bennie Rubin and Mary Doran, Romance, Music, Laughs, Action. A Metro-Super Picture. TO-MORROW — SATURDAY, TO-MORROW — SATURDAY, AT 11, 2.15 AND 8 P.M. " A LADY TO LOVE/' " A LADY TO LOVE." " A LADY TO LOVE." Taken from the Stage play "He Knew What They Wanted," in which Maurice Aluscovitch achieved a sensational success in Auckland a few years ago. With VILMA BANKY And ROBERT AMES, The Brilliant British Actor. " A LADY TO LOVE," When shown in New York broke the records established there by "The Gold Diggers, a "Madame X" and "The Divorcee. " A LADY TO LOVE " Was to have been presented at the Regent Theatre on Saturday Next, but the remarkable success achieved at that theatre by "Tho Divorcee" is responsible for the alteration, and patrons of the National are to have the first privilege of enjoying this remarkable picture. " A LADY TO LOVE" Is one of the most compelling dramas the stage or screen has ever created. It will hold you to the end. Supporting Featurettes : "DOCTOR'S ORDERS," iESOP FABLE SINGING SAPS, I METRO NEWS NO. 41. Box Plans at the Theatre. Phone No. 42-100. Sessions: 11, 2.15 and S p.m. Prices: 1/, 1/6, 2/3, and 2/10. PLAZA | Continuous from 11 a.m. I I COMMENCING TO-DAY (Direct from the Civic.) THE ALL-TALKING THRILLER, I " THE RETURN OF j 1 DR. FU MANCHU." j SPECIALLY SELECTED SUPPORTING PROGRAMME OF TALKING FEATURETTES. PHONE 4i_586 FOE reserves. RUGBY FOOTBALL. EDEN Jk PARK. EDEN PARK. EDEN PARK. TO-MORROW — SATURDAY. HOME V. TOURING REFS, HOME V. TOURING REPS, HOME V. TOURING REPS, HOME V. TOURING REPS, KICK-OFF, 3 P.M. SEMI-FINAL. SEMI-FINAL. ' COL. RIFLES V. PONSONBY COL. RIFLES V. PONSONBY (JUNIOR GRADE.) j KICK-OFF, 1.30 P.M. Admission as usual. Children Free to Ground. SHOWGROUNDS. . SHOWGROUNDS. OTAHUHU V. MARATHON OTAHUHU V. MARATHON (PLAY-OFF.) KICK-OFF, 3 P.M. GRAFTON V. MANUKAU (INTERMEDIATE). KICK-OFF, 1.30 P.M. ; Admission, 1/; Stand Free. x2G DANCING. : TAZZ ! JAZZ ! JAZZ. U WHOOPEE! TO-NIGHT AT THE TRADES HALL. '• DIXIELAND BAND, ■j The 100 per cent Premier Jazz Band of a New Zealand. This is the most popular of all weekly e dances in Auckland. The band is the , attraction for hundreds c£ dancers every Friday. Also tlie floor. e Chocs., Confetti Wheel, Cigs. COMMON-SENSE TRICES : Ladies 1/6. Gents 2/. LARRY LASIIER, 2G , - Floor Manager. 3 ("CABARETS, Dances, Parties—Carnival _ Hats, Novelties, original designs at - Mortenssn's, C, Ponsonby Rd. Phone 27-720. . TPS ! - TEACHERS OF DANCING. BALLROOM Dancing, Correct Style, Qualified Private Tuition. — Modern 3 Dancing Studio, 30, Palmerston Bldgs., opp. . G.P.O. D 4 DE LUXE School Dancing, removed to Lyric Theatre, Symonds St., opening Saturday, 27 th, for private individual 3 tuition. Special children's classes. x 27 a L "DA'RISIAN Studio, Whitehall (below [. J- Tabernacle). —Miss Violet Brooks, Mr. d Bentley. Private Tuition, Ballroom c Dancing. D D - } LAWN TENNIS. - A Bailey's, 11, Phoenix Chambers, opp. 1 G.P.O.—Tennis Racquet Bargains from liquidated stock. x 29 - "DAILEY'S, 11, Phoenix Chambers, opp. r J G.P.O.—Tennis Racquet Stringing, ; all work guaranteed personal attention. > Ra-cquct bargains from liquidated stock. B BEST Racquets, strung super gut; prices reasonable; expert Restringing and . Repairs.—Yates, 69, City Chambers. A "REST Tennis Catalogue in Dominion now " available, post - free.—Write Johns, Ltd., Box 471, Auckland. A - "pLAYERS wanted, to join Tennis Club, x 12/6 ladies, 15/ gents, for season.—so. Haverstock Rd.. Sandringliam. 29 mENNIS Racquets—New shipment at re--1 - markably low prices; inspection invited Heape. 28. Swanson St. Phone 44-219. A "VTOUNG Couple wish to join hard court, -L vicinity Surrey Crescent; previous experience.—Write V.S., 9843, Star.. 29 DYERS AND CLEANERS. A LWAYS remember Porter's, established 1892, still leading service and prices 43, Karangahape Rd. Phone 41-741. ' a OARPET Cleaning reduced to 6d per square yard.—Domestic Vacuum Co.. 300, Queen St. Phone D CARPET Cleaning and Shampooing, one penny square foot.—Vacuum Cleaning 1 Co., Albert St. Phone 41-769. E>4 - "OIPLEY'S Cleaning Services. — Vacuum - -l-ii Cleaning, also Windows, Shops, Offices, - Houses.—Phone 42-741. 10, Commerce St D