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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 229, 27 September 1930, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. AUCKLAND'S ; LEADING THEATRES. J And What They are Screening To-day. CIVIC. "Fox Follies of 1030." ST. JAMES'. "Song o' My Heart." MAJESTIC. "Adventures of Submarine S-13." STRAND. "Gold Diggers of Broadway.'' PLAZA. "Return of Dr. Fa Manchu." ' PT VTf 1 Direction: 5 v xyj ' Thomas A. O'Brien. At 10.45, 2.30, S p.m. ' THIS YEAR'S LAUGH RIOT, FOX FOLLIES OF 1930. FOX FOLLIES OF 1930. FOX FOLLIES OF 1930. With A BRAND NEW STORY, PLENTY OF LAUGHS, BEAUTIFUL GIRLS, SEVEN SONG HITS. Box Plans Now Open at the Civic. 43-266 PHONES 40-266. STRAND. A Warner Bros. Present "GOLD DIGGERS "GOLD DIGGERS OF BROADWAY," BROADWAY," With Winnie Lightner, Conway Tearlc, Nick Lucas, Ann Pennington, I.ilynn Tashman. SESSIONS: *11, 2.15. S. Box Plans at Strand. Phone <Ri-114. / . ST. JAMES'. "Where. Sound Sounds Best." 1 Proprietors. John Fuller and Sons. 3 SESSIONS DAILY: 11 a.m., 2.15 p.m., S p.m. JOHN McCORMACK In "SONG O' MY HEART." Last Week of this Beautiful Picture. Plans at St. James'. Seats Cannot be Booked by Phone For To-night. MAJESTIC. Fox Movietone Present ■ "ADVENTURES OF SUBMARINE S-13." SUBMARINE S-13." "A" Certificate, Adult Recommendation. Also, MICKEY and MINNIE MOUSE, In their Latest Gloom Chaser, "THE CACTUS KID." SESSIONS : 11, 2.15, S. Box Plans at Majestic.

j Phone 43-210. j PT A7A Direction : Thomas A. O'Brien. Continuous from 11. (Direct from (he Civic.) THE ALL-TALKING THRILLER, " THE RETURN OF | DR. FU MANCHU." I ! J SPECIALLY SELECTED SUPPORTING PROGRAMME OF TALKING FEATURETTES. PHONE 41-uSG FOR RESERVES. COMMUNITY SINGING. COMMUNITY SINGING. AT NIGHT! AT NIGHT! AT NIGHT! NEXT WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1. TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. 7.45 P.M. THE LAST SING FOR 1930. Main Features : 1 — CHOIR OF 400 — 1 CHILDREN 2 UNCLE TOM, 2 UNCLE TOM, 3 — VERNON DREW. — 3 VERNON DREW. There will be some fun in the old Town Hall that night. Every minute brimming with song and Merriment. UNCLE TOM, with his inimitable flow of wit and sally. VERNON DREW—WeII, there's only one Vernon Drew. THE CHILDREN—They will be irresistible. A FAMILY NIGHT OUT. —JOIN IT. The good old songs are best of all— Daisy, Daisy; After the Ball, Pop Goes the Weasel, Nancy Lee, Misery Farm and Sweet Marie. Sweet Adeline, Annie Laurie, Rule Britannia, Sons of the Sea, John Brown's Body, Peorgy O'Neill, Drink to me Only, and old John Peel. WE TAKE IT YOU'LL BE THERE. COMMUNITY SINGING AT NIGHT. TOWN HALL, WEDNESDAY, OCT 1, 7.45 p.m. Bring your Song Book, or obtain one at the Hall. Collection for Charity. W. WOODHEAD, Hon. Sec. NOTE TO PARENTS.—AII Girlg and Boys who have written are invited to the Practice to be held on MONDAY NEXT in the Y.M.C.A. Hall, Wellesley Street East, at four o'clock (4 p.m.). Other children, between the ages- of 8 years and 16 years, are invited to join the Chorus Do not send younger children to the Practice. We will send them home at half-past five (5.30 p.m.). At this Practice Platform Tickets will be issued to the children for admission at the Grey Avenue entrance to Town Hall on the night of the Sing ** 27 W. WOODHEAD, Hon. Sec.

FUNERAL NOTICES. I. 00FAUCKLAND DISTRICT Officers and Members of above are requested to attend the Funeral of our late Treasurer, Bro. D. R. Ross from WANGANUI AVENUE, PONSONBY, TO-MORROW, SUNDAY, AT 2 P.M. M. J. HOOPER, x 27 D.D.G.M. CJTAR OF EDEN LODGE, </X-XV No. 54, L.0.0.F. Members of the above Lodge are requested to attend the Funeral of our late Treasurer, BRO. W. D. ROSS, P.O. \Leaving his late Residence, 3G, Wanganui Avenue, Ponsonby, on SUNDAY, 2Sth inst, at 2 p.m. for Waikumete Cemetery. H. A. BELCHAMBER, N.G. *27 PERCY EVANS, Secretary.