AMUSEMENTS. , LAST TWO DAYS. SESSIONS: 11 — 2.1u — S. A Fox Movietone . ■- Drama. ___ rr^To'' — .Tune Collyer. Louise Dresser, ' —r- STRAND STRAND (A Fullor-llayward Theatre.) COMMENCING THURSDAY. A Groat Artist Recreates a Dramatic Masterpiece. A DRAMATIC CLASSIC TUAXSWTBI) i,'T?n\r THE STAGE 10 A LI.VIMi S AXT> BRILLIANT TALKING SCREEN PORTRAYAL BY THE MASTER OF DRAMATIC ART. GEORGE ARLISS GEORGE ARLISS GEORGE ARLISS in " D-I-S-R-A-E-L-L" " D-I-S-R-A-E-L-L" lIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII One of (lie most fascinating figures of tlie pjiKt century brought: to the talking screen through the magic o£ Vitaphone and Ihe art of the master actor. "Disraeli," the wit and ladies' favourite, the keen and far-see-ing diplomat, who survived the jeers, racial prejudices and ancient traditions to become England's Greatest Prime Minister. (A Warner and Vitaphone Production.) BOX PLANS AT STRAND. " THE LONDON, Ail-British in Origin THE LONDON, ° r Sentiment. 100% New Talkie Special. — RUTH CHATTERTON — And CLIVE BROOK, " THE LAUGHING LADY. ,, " THE LAUGHING LADY." A CHARLIE MURRAY COMEDO And A NEW MICKEY MOUSE FEATURE, ■TUB BARNYARD CONCERT." I'THK BARNYA.KD CONCERT." Sessions: 11.15, 1.30, 3.35, 5.45 and S. — THE LONDON. — — ONEHUNGA PICTURES. — 'TO-NIGHT. Strand Paramount Pictures present ' Strand. William Powell and Helen Kane Strang . "POINTED 1 HBBLS " Strand. ""POINTED HEELS,' , . Strand An All-Talking Singing MusicalStrand. Comedy. Strand. All-Talking Supports. ' PETER PAN, I AUCKLAND'S NEW C&.BARET. OPEN MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS. DANCING 8 P.M. TO 12 P.M. All Reservations Phoue 46-777. FRIDAY NIGHT NEXT. SPECIAL DANCE FOR SHOPPERS. Music by the Peter Pan Cabaret Band. Dancing 8.80 to 11.30. Admission 11. *=■ BUILDING SOCIETIES. f, NORTHERN^ APPROPRIATION MEETING, CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL, AUCKLAND, THURSDAY, OCT. 30, 1930, AT S P.M. APPROPRIATIONS IN GROUPS: I, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18. TOTAL TO BE APPROPRIATED, £23,200. FIRST MORTGAGE ADVANCES. Before renewing your Mortgage or Building your Home, consult the Northern Building 'Society, Victoria Arcade, Queen Street, Auckland. Advice Free. JOIN THE "PROGRESSIVE" NORTHERN SOCIETY. GROUP 19 OPEN FOR NEW MEMBERS. Fullest Information and Free Descriptive Booklet obtainable at the Offices, IOS-0-10-11, VICTORIA ARCADE (First Floor), Queen 'Street, Auckland. THE NORTHERN CO-OPERATIVE TERMINATING- BUILDING SOCIETY. ' ■ 7 IN BANKRUPTCY. TN BANKRUPTCY—Take notice that I *- intend +o apply to the Supreme Court nt Auckland on FRIDAY, the 24th day of October, 1030, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, or as noon thereafter as application may be heard, for an Order of Discharge. Dated nt Auckland this.sixth clay of October, 1030. 7 (Sgd.), WILLIAM IT. PRATT. *> LAWN TENNIS. > ALL kinds of Racquets Repaired and Restrung; best •workmanship; restringing from 33/6 to 12/ C Ltd. B BAILEY'S, 11, Phoenix Chambers, opp. G.P.O.—Tennis Racquet Stringing, all work guaranteed personal attention../ Racquet bargains from liquidated stock. B aRASS Court to Let> vicinity Greenwood's Corner; reasonable; Sunday, play.—4l. Empire Rd.. Epsojn. . x 0 ""VTGAPONOA" Tennis Club want a. few more Men Players; 30/ for year.— 3, Carl ton Gore Rd.. Grafton. 7 "OACQUETS Restrung, special hard court J-* , jrut, patronised by Australian team, Kalms, Teagtie, Sproule, Donohoe.— Griffiths' Tennis Service. 33, Wakefield St.. fifty yards from Town Hall. B mENNIS Court wanted for Hire, Ton- -*- sonby or Heme liny: reasonable: Sunday play.—Write M. 2541. Star. x.S mENNIS Lessons, fundamental principles J- tauahr.; classes now forming.—For terms, wrifp. Tennis. 17fi2. Statt. \8 rpENNIS Court—2 Ladies wish join~priJ- vate Court, small membership: vicinity Dominion Rd., Mr. Eden.—Write M. 2702. STAH. ■ X f) VT7ANTED Hire, for season, Tenmis W Court, hnrd. in good condition: vicinity Remuera preferred.—Write M. 2574, Star xS W.T. HEAPE, 28; Swanson St., for _. _ Tenrns Requisites, Golf Bags: Ite.-strins-ing, Repairs our specialty.—Phone U-510. ■ . ' ■r MUSICAL TUITION. -rOTARANTEED to Teach all string InVJ struments. Students' Ueeital, November.—Walter Smith, top floor. F,ndv. T-tri.. Birie. r> DRESS AND FASHION. VISII , Dolly Dream Dress Saloon, 3rd Floor, Colonial Mutual Life Building' 3; own materials made up; latest from abroad; charg s moderate. D
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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 237, 7 October 1930, Page 20
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