AMUSEMENTS. —— J-J v ERYBODY'S. Direction- Thomas A O'Brien \fATINEE rpO-DAY, AT OIC lUatinee 1 o-day! at Z.iO. 0 ATTRACTIONS 0 Paramount/a Delightful College Comedy Drama. Maurice t epty filynn AURICE Li EFT Y Jb LYNN " nHHE /COLLEGE T300B." " 1 HE College JDOOB." A glorious comedy of college life—an enthralling romance of the campus—masterful drama of football! The fastest, funniest, most delightful story this popular star has ever had! SECOND ATTRACTION. | " T3RED IN /"\LD fZENTUCKY." I "•Ored JLn v/ld Jlventucky." I vuuunuouß irom xu a.m. PRICES: Is to 2s <Jd; Children Half-price. Phone 44-402. pRINCE jgDWARD rPHEATRE KARANGAHAPE ROAD. Direction, Fuller-Hayward Theatres QIG ANTIC jy/J ATINEE 2 O'CLOCK. 1. CARTOON. 2. TRAVELLING EXPERIENCES, N.S.W. 3. BIG COMEDY. i. GAZETTE. 5. THE TAXI DANCER. 6. AESOP FABLE. Second Big Picture. 7. FOOTLOOSE WIDOWS. Screaming Comedy from start to finish. PRICE, SIXPENCE. Children under 10, Threepence. EVENING SESSIONS. Continuous from 7 o'clock. "THE TAXI DANCER" And " FOOTLOOSE WIDOWS." Prices: Is, Is 6d. riITY OF AUCKLAND rp 0 W N ALL. TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), AT 8 O'CLOCK. jyjWICIPAL QHOIR. MRS EMMELINE McBEATH Vocalist MISS MARGARET STODDART • Violinist MR. MAUGHAN BARNETT City Organist At the Piano: MR. LEO WHITTAKER Choir Organist: MR. EDGAR RANDAL PROGRAMME: GOD SAVE THE KING. Motett—"Grant Us Thy Peace" - - • (Mendelssohn) Ortran—Toccata in F (Bach) Air—"Che Faro" (Gluck) Part Song—"The Prince of Sleep" (Elgar) Violin and Piano Sonata—lst Movement (Grieg) Chorus—"Standard on the Braes o'Mar - (Bantock) Organ—"Traume" (Wagner). ".Fantasia on Carmen" (Bizet 1. "Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy" (Tschaikovvski) Song—"Three Fishers" (Hullah) Part Song—"Eriskay Love Lilt" - - - - (Arranged by Roberton) Violin—Variations of a Corelli Theme - (Tartini) (Kreisler) Part Song—"Cargoes' (Balfour Gardiner) ADMISSION: 6d and Is. Reserved Seats 2s. at Messrs. Lewis R. Eadv and Son, Queen St. J. S BRIGHAM. Town Clerk. PAR NELL LIBRARY WINTER COURSE. GRAND CONCLUDING CONCERT. Arranged by MR. AND MRS CYRIL TOWSEY. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 11. ARTISTS: MRS. PERCY THODE. Vocalist. MRS CYRIL TOWSEY Vocalist. MISS INA THOMSON. Vocalist. MR. ERNEST SNELL. Vocalist. MISS LALLA HEMUS. Cellist. MISS ESSIE DODD, Solo Pianist, MR. ERIC MAXWELL. Solo Pianist MR. DAN FLOOD, Humorist. And A ONE-ACT COMEDY: 'The Sign of the Times." Produced by MRS. ZOE BARTLEY BAXTER. Admission: Sixpence or by Course Ticket fITY OF' AUCKLAND vv MUNICIPAL BAND. No Musical Recital will be given by the Municipal Band in the Towd Hall, on Sunday evening, the 9th inst.. owing to the Hall being otherwise engaged The next Concert by the Band in the Town Hall takes place on SATURDAY. October 15, when a special Programme will be presented T S. BRIGHAM, Town Clerk. D O NOT MISS THE GREAT ANNIVERSARY CELEBATIONS In the TOWN HALL NEXT SUNDAY Choir 500 Voices LEAGUE FOOTBALL. tpoOTBALL. V OOTBALL. FOOTBALL, r OOTBALL r eague L/eague I" EAGUE League TO-DAY Bnller. Buller Buller. Builer. Buller. Builer. Buller. Buller. Buller. Buller. Buller Buller. Buller. Buller. Buller Buller Buller Builer. Builer Buller Buller. Buller. Buller Buller Buller. Buller Bullei Buller. Bu'ler Buller. Builer. Buller. Buller. CARLAW DARK. ARLAW I ARK. B B ULLER ULLER ULLER ULLER V. Auckland UCKLAND A UCKLAND. Auckland. No. 1, 3 p.m. Curtain-Raisers, I P.M and 2 P.M Admission: USUAL POPULAR PRICES. Is:. Ground: Gents. Ladies, Gd, Stand: Gents, Is: Ladies, Is. All Free List Suspended IVAN CULPAN f SATURDAYt Auckland Auckland Auckland Auckland Auckland Auckland Auckland Auckland Auckland Auckland Auckland Auckland Auckland Auckland Auckland Auckland Auckland Auckland Auckland Auckland Auckland Auckland Auckland Auckland Auckland Auckland Auckland Auckland Auckland Auckland Auckland Auckland Auckland Sec., A.R.L REUNIONS. 0 LD THAMES ASSOCIATION (Incorporated) BOYS' THE NEXT REUNION will ■&JX&23 he held in the DRUIDS' HALL. N T orlh Street, Newton, on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1927. 8 P.M. All Members are Requested to Attend P L LAYCOCK, Hon Secretary 32, Queen St. Phone 47-671. COMPETITIONS. N EW ZEALAND TOWNS —NO COMPETITION. SOLUTION: .hi MS Somers. 2. Landing. 3. Stirling. 4. Stillwater 5. St George Street. 6. Stratford. Prize Winner: First prize, £SO. Mr. W. Freeman, 6U9. Colombo Street, Christchurch. R lil] a as offltfnSilia?wo/d- 8 KeeKan ' 4> Grotto st " iandf Sre/SSS?* Walker< P '°- 1368 ' Auck " sl^i T %Z^ Ze nl- £ er l ett ' 29 - Mt. Smart ttoad. Royal Oak, Oaehunga; 3549 words.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19762, 8 October 1927, Page 22
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