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AMUSEMENTS. MT. EDEN ROAD. TO-NIGHT — TO-NIGHT. DE LUXE SESSION". S O'CLOCK. Reserve Your Seats! No Extra Charge. 3—RIOTOUS TALKING—3 COMEDIES. No. 1— BUSTER KEATON, ANITA PAGE — KARL DANE WILLIAM HAINES, IN A HOWL OB' .TOY. " FREE, AND EASY." NOTE—This is Buster Keaton's FIRST TALKIE. AWAY DULL CARE ! SEE "FREE AND EASY" TO-NIGHT! No. - —Another Favourite Comedian, HARRY LANGDON " THE SHRIMP." One laugh follows another in this AllTalking Coined}-. You'll Scream at its Comical Episodes. No. .1 —ANN PENNINGTON and a Bevy oi Bathing Beauties in " TANNED LEGS." " TANNED LEGS." (Adult Audience Recommendation.) Be Advised. Book Your Seats. NO EXTRA CHARGE. PLAN AT THEATRE. Reserves 20-57,3. Newton's Bitrgest and Best Talkie Theatre. TO-NIGHT. AT S O'CLOCK. 3—STAR ALL-TALKIES—3 No. I—JOAN CRAWFORD, JOHN MACK BROWN In "MONTANA MOON." No. 2—LAUREL AND HARDY In " THE PERFECT DAY." No. 3—WALTER HOUSTON In "COPY." PLAN AT THEATRE. Reserves 27-077. NEW REGENT"| EL ' SOM ' TO-NIGHT AT S O'CLOCK. MONSTER PROGRAMME, Including ANN PENNINGTON and a Bevy of Bathing Beauties In " TANNED LEGS." (Adult Audience Recommendation.) 6—SELECTED SHORTS—6 ALEXANDRA") (G tT pT k 2—SELECTED TALKIES—2 No. I—ANN PENNINGTON and a Bevy of Bathing Beauties in " TANNED LEGS." (Adult Audience Recommendation.) No. 2—LOWELL SHERMAN. "HE KNEW WOMEN." Also "MICKEY THE MOUSE." RESERVES, 10-047. FREE BUS leaves Ellerslie P. 0., 7.0, 7 20, 7.30 : Lake Road. 7.15. DELTA NEW LYNN. SATURDAY AND MONDAY. "HARD TO GET," A First National-Warner Bros. Feature, With Dorothy Mackail, Louise Fazenda, Charles Delaney and .lack Oakie. A Real Laughter-maker. Millionaires wanted her, but she married a motor mechanic, with no

millions, but everything else that really counts. Special Talkie Supports. A MBASSADOR THEATRE Point ' Chevalier. TO-NIGHT'S ATTRACTION : GARY. COOPER in "SEVEN DAYS' LEAVE," "SEVEN DAYS' LEAVE," With BERYL MERCER, A Paramount Picture. Good Supports. AUCKLAND SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION. ANNUAL. RALLY, TO-NIGHT, AT 7 P.M. TOWN HALL. ACTION SONGS, MUSICAL SKETCHES, DRESSED DOLLS' PARADE. UNCLE TOM. UNCLE TOM. PRESENTATION OF PRIZES. Come and See Hundreds of Happy Children. Admission Free. Collection. 27 WRESTLING. N.Z WRESTLING tiff? ASSOCIATION (INC.). TOWN HALL, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, S P.M. SCOTTY McDOUGAL (Scotland) V. TOM LURICH (Heavy-weight Champ., Russia.) (Direct from Stadiums, Australia.) EIGHT TEN-MINUTE ROUNDS. Preceded by First-class Preliminaries. t . . POPULAR PRICES: Stage, 10/; Dress Circle, 5/; Reserves, 7/6; Gallery, 2/6. We Pay Tax. BOX PLAN NOW OPEN at Carter and Asher's, Shortland Street. Ladies (escorted) Ground Floor Free. x 29 STREET COLLECTIONS. S T - J OHN AMBULANCE. gTREET QOLLECTIONS. ■pRIDAY, QCTOBER g MONEY IS URGENTLY REQUIRED TO CARRY ON THESJU HUMANE SERVICES. YOUR SUPPORT IS EARNESTLY APPEALED FOR ON FRIDAY. WHATEVER YOU CAN SPARE WILL HELP' SOMEONE IN DISTRESS. SEE PAGE 17 FOR DISPLAY ADVT. No Connection •with Free Ambulance Art Union. 27 JUMBLE SALE. SALE. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1.30 p.m. 27