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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19133, 26 September 1925, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. "PRINCESS. Jl rincess. PRINCESS. RINCESS. ATOW C! HO WING. IN ow Showing. Tom MS TOM MIX TOM MIX _ TOM MIX TOM MIX IN A WM. FOX "WESTERN PRODUCTION OP ZANE rS KEY'S ANE VJREY'S . ZANE GREY'S ZANE G KEY'S ZANE GREY'S ZANE GREY'S 1 GREATEST STORY. GREATEST STORY. - PIDERS " XiIDERS Purple URPLE Riders IDERB PurpleURPLE Of Tii CAGE.' Sage.' OF rr-HE F iHE Q AGE." Oa&E.'! UNIVERSAL PRESENTS May McAvol: MAY M6AVOY MAY M'cAVOY MAY' McAVOY MAY McAVOY »TII MJg "THE MAD "THE MAD "THE MAD WHIRL " HIRL." WHIRL." WHIRL." WHIRL." WHAT DRIVES A MAN INTO THE MAD WHIRL? IS IT A WOMAN OR CTEORGE pOORE'S TEORGE J- GORE'S HRCHESTRA. Orchestra. COMEDY AND NEWS. Sessions: lk a.m.. 2 p.m., 5 p.m., 7.45 p.m. Phone 41-58 G. Notice—-otice-during the screening OF " RIDERS OF ' THE PURPLE BAGE " THE PRICES DURING THE DAY SESSIONS WILL BE STALLS, 1b; SMALL CHILDREN, Gd; CIRCLE, 2s; NIGHT SESSIONS: STALLS, Is Gd; CIRCLE, 2s 9d. A UCKLAND CITY MISSION. * il-UCKLAND CITY MISSION. TTIPPODROME THEATRE. -O-IPPODROME 1 HEATRE. TOMORROW (SUNDAY) EVENING. (f : ; '.< • v ■ •' ■■ • ■:■ ■ . 6.30: Doors open; 7 p.m.: Orcheßtra, under direction of Mr. Burnnand; 7.30; Service Begins. Preacher: REV. TABPER /BALDER. EV. J ASPER ALDER. CIHANGE AND T^ECAY." /h:\nge and J-'ecay." (Part 3.) Offertory Item—Duet. "THE VESPER HOUR" (Batiste). MISS ROSIE KIDSON (Soprano). MISS' NELLIE LINGARD (Contralto.) NOTE.—No Holy Communion on Thursday. .. V . TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER. TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER. AUCKLAND CITY MISSION. SPRING "PAIR. PRING JL AI R, WED., THITR. AND FRIDAY NEXT. WED.. THUR. AND FRIDAY NEXT. SEPT. 30th to OCT. 2nd. A Monster Assortment of Goods, USEFUL, SERVICEABLE, DAINTY. Mostly Made by Our Loyal Band of Guild Workers or Donated by Friends of the Mission. J SIDE SHOWS, COMPETITIONS! ETC. ADMISSION. —Afternoons (2 to 5), FREE. Evenings (7 to 10), Gd. LEAGUE FOOTBALL. T EAGUE JUEAGUE V ' t?ootball. \ i: OOTBALL. T EAGUE (Cw, J "FOOTBALL. -LEAGUE X OOTBALL. fHARLAW PARK. pARLAW PARK. 1 ARK. OARLAW A ARK. rno-DAY 1 OvpAY rpO-DAY 1 O-DAY QTORMONT Dtormont STORMONT STORMONT TO-DAY. O-DAY. To-day. O-DAY. SHIELD HIELD SHIELD SHIELD PONSONBY Jr onsonby Match, atch. MATCH. MATCH. IVTARiST n LD ROYS. IVlarist. v Vld Jjoys. 3 P.M. \ 3 P.M. The. Winner of the Match will Play City on SATURDAY WEEK • for Champion of Championß Stormont Shield. BRIGHT. INTERESTING AND SPARKLING FOOTBALL. NO PLAYER WILL BE ADMITTED WITHOUT A PASS. IVAN CULPAN, '» Sec. A.R.L. jg' JUEAGUE jpOOTBALL. I JUNIOR MANAGEMENT (Ppf > COMMITTEE. C-Mfcy ALTERATION TO JUNIOR FIXTURES. Ponsonby A 2nd Grade Play Richmond, at Carlaw Park, not Ponsonby B as adverllßod' ' G. H. SEAGAR, Hon. Sec.. Auck. League. REUNIONS. /"\WING to a death-at St. Jlary's Convent, " Ponsonby, the ANNUAL REUNION OF EX-PUPILS OF ST. MARY'S, advertised to be held tp-day (Saturday), September 26, is POSTPONED until SATURDAY, October 3. AT Z.' • OLD COLONISTS' I XI. ASSOCIATION. His Excellency the Governor-Vice-.!.'a iron: His Worship the Mayor of Auckland. President: Hon. Sir Edwin Mitchelson. THE ANNUAL REUNION will bo held m the TOWN .HALL, AUCKLAND, "On MONDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1925, ■ . At 1.30 p.m. MEMBERSHIP. All New Zealand Colonists of 50 years' standing and upwards are invited to join the Association. Forms and Membership Badges (5s each) may bo had from tho Hon.; Secretary! CHANGE OF ADDRESS. Membeta who have changed their addresses since last Reunion are requested to notify tho Registrar,' Miss Kirkwood. 5, Brighton Road, Parnell, or S. Coldicutt, Hon. Secretary, 6, HELLABY'S BUILDINGS. LOWER QUEEN ST., OPP. C.P.O.