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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 150, 27 June 1931, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. — THE NATIONAL — Direction J. C. Williamson Films. AT 11 — 2.15 — S. (TRANSFERRED FROM THE REGENT.) TONS MONEY. i —— — The Year's Greatest Laughing Success! " TONS OF MONEY." "TONS OF MONEY." Another Triumph for Britain and for England's Greatest Comedian, RALPH LYNN RALPH LYNN In "TONS — OF — MONEY." " TONS — OF — MONEY." With MARY BROUGH — YVONNE ARNAUD. Directed by TOM WALLS. The Funniest, most Famous of all the Aldwych Plays. , 90 Minutes of Side-splitting Laughter. "TONS OF MONEY," a Real "TONS OF MONEY," Elot ° £ Fun - Also, The First Chapter of " HEROES OF THE FLAMES." 12—Exciting Chapters.—l 2 Fighting Firemen in Mighty Thrills, Packed with Thrills of Shrieking Fire Trucks, Battles of Courage with Huge Flaming Buildings, and ' a Delightfully Poignant Theme of Interwoven Romance. Prices, 2/, 1/6, 1/. Children, Half-price. Phone Reserves, 42-169. GATEWAYS TO THE CITY. TIVOLI *T> THIS EVENING. ' RIALTO, 7.45. TIVOLI,- S. TWO DAYS ONLY. ■ THE INIMITABLE WILL ROGERS, WILL ROGERS, WILL ROGERS, WILL ROGERS, la the Hillarious Side-splitting Comedy. "SO THIS IS LONDON." " SO THIS IS LONDON." " SO THIS IS LONDON." " SO THIS IS LONDON." "SO THIS IS LONDON." " SO THIS IS LONDON." If you enjoyed Will Rogers in "They Had to See Paris," then you will like nothing better than " SO THIS IS LONDON." t Also, Our Usual Great Supporting Programme, including Pa the and Fox News, Cartoon, Sportlight 2-Reel Comedy, etc. > FULL ORCHESTRA, Playing Half-hour Before Screening!! Popular Prices —1/, 1/6 and 2/. No Extra Charge for Reserves. Phones : Tivoli, 44-136 ; Rialto, 46-609. MAJESTIC THEATRE. AT THE SUNDAY EVENINGS, ■ Doors Open, 6.30 p.m. Commences, 7.15. TWO TALKING PICTURES. 1. Paramount Talking News. 2. "THE DUKE OF DUBLIN," A 2-Reel Comedy, with Betty Bronson and Lane Chandler. Interesting Address on ' : :THE AUCKLAND CITY COUNCIL AND SUNDAY AMUSEMENTS : A Study in Hypocrisy and Wrongdoing," By MR. C. E. MAJOR. Silent Picture: " LOVE AT MIDNIGHT," A Powerful Comedy-Drama of Life in the Navy, with Billie Dove, Donald Reed, Paul Lukas and an All-Star Cast. Conducted by the New Zealand Association for the Advancement of Rationalism (Inc.). SILVER COIN COLLECTION. Ring 46-257 for Reserves. N.Z.Net Sunday, don't fail to attend the Stirring Illustrated Lecture on "THE CALLOUS INDIFFERENCE OF THE CLERGY TO ANIMAL SUFFERING AND VIVISECTION," By the Well-known and' Capable Leceurer, . MR. M. WALKER. 21 lANO RECITAL,—"A- Musical Map" will be played at the Grafton Library Hall by MISS MARGARET (MILLIE) A. PARKER on OCTOBER 23. Interesting Compositions, descriptive of lands and seas. Details later. 27 PICNICS, EXCURSIONS. ETC. THE UPPER HARBOUR' FERRY CO., LIMITED. PINE ISLAND. Launches leave Auckland on Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday at 10 a.m Returning from Fine Island Wednes day,-3.50 p.m.; Saturday, 5.0 p.m.; Sunday, 4.40 p.m. Adults, Return, 2/; Children, Return, 1/. . FS At rs«* "R RADXEY AXD BINNS. EXCURSIONS TO OSTEND bfeamers Leave Prince's Wharf • BSSP A ?! , .....:v.;v;. 9 6 fop"£SATURDAYS ..V i « £"£• Sundays :::::::•:::: m! 2& Leaving Ostend Saturday, 7 a.m. BRAPNEY AND BINNS. D -VTORTHERN STEAMSHIP CO |S>XSSJ LIMITED. (p ; -—« SUNDAY. (Weather Permitting.) SURFDALE, OSTEND AND OMIHA S.S. KAWAU. 9.50 A M S.S. HAUITI leaves Cowes 3.30 p.m., via Orapiu, Awaroa and Surfdale. leaving Surfdale at 5 p.m. S.S. Kawau leaves Ostend at 4 p.m., and Omilia at 5 p.m. x 27 ; DEBATES. T) B .^ T ?-~? uay St " 7.30 p.m., t t -°? ly on a Basis of Allegiance to Jesus Christ and by the Use of His Built » an A a ffi Stab i- e Social Organisation o e p?r?\T Affirm ative, Members of the i»M satlTe ' Member s of the Communist Party. 27