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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 83, 9 April 1928, Page 2

TOWN' HALL .....THURSDAY NEXT, 12th APRIL, at 8 p.m. BE THERE TO SAY GOOD-BYE TO THEM. GIVE THEM A ROUSING SENDOFF ON THE EVE OF THEIR DEPARTURE FOR SOUTH AFRICA IN QUEST •■- ••' OF THE WORLD'S RUGBY SUPREMACY. FAREWELL JOY NIGHT! D-VNCE WITH THE "ALL-BIACKS"—SAY GOOD-BYE TO THEM PERSONALLY—JOIN THE CROWD. AT THIS MONSTER NIGHT OF MERRIMENT. TUTSCHKA'S ORCHESTRA. ADMISSION 2/0. . ADMISSION 2/6.

MATINEE DAILY, 2.30. NIGHTLY, S. MATINEE DAILY, 2.30. NIGHTLY, 8. MATINEE DAILY, 2.30. NIGHTLY, 8. MATINEE DA1LY,.2.30. NIGHTLY, 8. DE LUXE. THEA TR E. E, LUXE l'HßA'f RE: (The" finest theatre under the Southern ' Cross;) A Metro-Goldwyn Special Attraction: The/Acme of Screen Entertainment: ■'• ■ "JACKIE COOGAN" • • "JACKIE COOGAN" ."JACKIE COOGAN" "JACKIE COOGAN" "■JACKIE COOGAN" ■ . . "JACKIE COOGAN" \ • . ■ "JACKIE GOOGAN" "JACKIE COOGAN" ■ .:• "JACKIE COOGAN" ' ■ "JACKIE COOGAN" • :■; "JAjCKIE COOGAN" "JACKIE COOGAN" •.-••■ ••■• ■■■:■■■■- •'■ "-Li "BUTTONS." "BUTTONS." "BUTTONS.". "BUTTONS." '.•■BUTTONS." "BUTTONS." "BUTTONS." "BUTTONS." "BUTTONS." .'. "BUTTONS." "BUTTONS." "BUTTONS." "BUTTONS." "BUTTONS." "BUTTONS." ' "BUTTONS." "BUTTONS/" "BUTTONS." . .."BUTTONS." "BUTTONS." '■ "BUTTONS-." •-..-••• "BUTTONS." : "BUTTONS;" :■■ . . "BUTTONS." Jackie'as a PAVxE on a Modern- Liner." —See his laughable schemes to become the captain's personal attendant. 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Also, ALL BLACKS in TEST MATCHES WITH SPRINGBOKS. Good Supporting Programme. Tel. 24-318. Commencing 7.45 p.m. "DLUE -„. ..TRIANGLE HALL, ■*-* Tho SpocJalty Picture House (Bqiilcott'.avenue, next Y.W.C.A., «nd ■ ' '. ■". opposite; St. Mary's Church), COMMENCING WEDNESDAY, 11th APRIL, at 8 p.m., With, a Mngnifiocnt Programme in nid of .-.. TEE OLYMPIC GAMES FUND. A Gala 'Night in the Presence of tho ALL BLACKS. A marvellous film tour, taking you through and through . " . •': SOUTH AFRICA, A Land of Novelty, Interest, Sunshine, ■-■ "■■ "and Romance. (By. the 'courtesy oE Messrs. Fama's ... •■. .•. Amusements). .Screening for-the- first time in New Zealand, showing. 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