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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20229, 13 April 1929, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. SPECIAL I MATINEE TO-DAY AT [ 2.30 pu ' I BRING THE YOUNGSTERS TO I SEE TIL 10 MOST EXC ITING PICTURE IN TOWN. ALL AUCK- ] LAND IS TALKING ABOUT | "THE SPY.' I STRAND.— A Fuller-Haywnrd Tlicalro. TWICE DAILY, at 2.:J0 and 8. LAST FEW DAYS OF THAT MOST SENSATIONAL PICTURE. Intrigue! Mystery! j a MIGHTY PRODUCTION | DEALING WITH -.HE SEC HE L' SERVICE'S ACJI- - VITIES AN D THE CO U.N----i TEH-PLOTTING OF AN EVIL SPY ORGANISATION j CONTROLLED BY A j MASTER CRIMINAL. | Bomb Outrages—n thrilling Train Smash—Life lianas perilously 1j; satisfy the rapacity of "The Spy. iTs"'OU WATCH TilE EX- I I TRAOLvDINARY PLOT UN- I I FOLD YOU WILL FEEL j TIIP: 11AIR LIFTING ON YOUR SCALP—WHO IS I ! "THE SPY?" HOW DOES ! | II Fi ALWAYS KNOW OF | THE SEC I? FT SERVICE'S I ! ACTIVITIES? HOW DOES I I HE KNOW OF THE T.OCA- I ! TION OF THE SECRET I I TREATY? WHO IS THE 1 I SPY? ! Ojll y a few more days' oppor--Im.it y of seeing fhis yreat Mystery Picture. Book Your Scat NOW! STRAND SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. Conductor. Eve Bentley. Box Plan at Theatre (phone 41-110, and Lewis Eady. Ltd. ljnder the Patronage of fhe Aurklai)'' Amateur Operatic Society. GRAND CONCERT Tendered BIRRKLL O'MALLEY. TOWN HALL, TUES.. 16TH. 8 P.M. PROGRAMME.

1. PIANO SOLO—"Romance in D-Flat" MR, ERIC BELL. (Sibelius) 2. LYRIC FOUR—"Sunset" (V'iin Dor Water) MESSRS. RIPLEY. RICHARDS. MeELWAIN, THOMAS. 3. SONG— "The Pipes of Pan"' (Monckton) MISS JENNY MARSDEN. 1. FLUTE SOLO—"The. Wind" (Briccialdi) MR. HAL. C. McLENNAN. 5. SONG—"Nirvana" . (Shephen Adams) BIRRELL O'MALLEV. 6. HARP SOLO -"Men of Harlech" (Acid. John Thomas) MISS MAVIS G KEY ATT. 7. SONG—"Over tho Steppe" (Gretehanin jff) MISS PHYLLIS HAZELL. 8. SONG—"Vilanelle" . . (Acqu.i l MISS ALMA McGIIULR. 0. HUMOUR—MR. ALAN Me EL WAIN, in. SONG—"WiII o' (he Wisp" . (Cherry) MR. WALTER BROUGII. 11. SNAPPY THREE—(a) Only a rose . (b) "Side by Side" .... (Friml) MISS BERYL POULTON. MESSRS. PRENTICE AND BIRCH. INTERVAL. 12. CLARION QUARTETTE- -"Harm-ny" MISSES A. McGRUER. BERYL SMITH. MESSRS. J. SIMPSON. D. BLACK. 13. SONG—Selected MR. ERNEST SNELL. H. REClTAL—"Bendigo's Sermon'" (A. Conan Doyle) MR. W. RUSSELL-WOOD. 25. DUO—"A Few Minutes' Fun" THE ASQUITHS. IG. VIOLIN SOLO—"Corelli Vnriations" (Tii rtini-Kieisler) MISS IN A BOSWORTH. 17. I)UFT—"In This SsJcnm Hour" (Verdi) BIRRELL O'MALLEY, WALTER BROUGII. IS.—AT THE PlANO—"Gardening" MR. DAN FLOOD. ID. SONG—"When the Sergeant-Maior's on I'arado" . .... (Longstafb MR. FRANK SUTHERLAND. 20. NOVELTY-MLLE. VALESKA and MR. LEN WILSON. 21. SONGS—-By request. BIRi>ELL O'MALLEY. National Anthem. TICKETS: 2s to all Parts. No charge for reserves. BOX PLAN now open, Lewis Ead.v Ltd. 11. GOLDIE. lion. Secretary. RUGBY FOOTBALL. -5 A UCKLAND UNIVERSITY COLLEGE EOOTBALL m CLUB. /A ) A General Practice will lie J-jViJv. held at Kini'b College, Mangere, TO-DAY (SATURDAY), commencing at 2 p.m. All players are requested to attend. Train leaves Auckland station l.Hi p.m. Suitable buses leave Fort St. at regular intervals from 12.30 p.m. io 1.30 p.m. F. ■ C, HENRY, Hon. Secretary. pOLLEGE RIFLES FOOTBALL CLUB. -JL-3 All Members and Intending Members are requested to attend a Practice at the Show Grounds, If to i p.m.. TO-DAY (Saturday). Players are requested to be there early in order to start at 3 p.m. sharp. K. C. STEWART. Secretary. I )ONS( >N BY DISTRH'T 1 lIUGHY FOOTBALL CLUB ( Registered). A Practice for all Grades will —J be held at. VICTORIA PARK THIS AFTERNOON. Juniors are requested lo attend early. L. RIGIITON. Hon. Sec. OTAHUHU RUG BY FOOTBALL CLUB. Practice for all Grades will be held in STURGESS PARK. TO DAY, at 1.15 and a p.m. All Players must attend. F. P. ARNOLD, Hon. Sec. tfiVYY AND GRAFTON PRACL' TICE MATCHES. . AT VICTORIA PARK, FROM 2 O'CLOCK ONWARDS. ALL GRADES. Starting with Fourth Grade. All City and Grafton Players are roqueted attend. Grafton nth and (ith Grades will play at. Show Grounds a.t ■! o'clock. If. OAKLEY. T. O. MK'ONNELL, Hon. Sees. GRAMMAR OLD BOYS' FOOTBALL U CLUB.—Practices for all Grades at Grammar Schoolground. Mountain lid., this (Saturday) afternoon, at '2.30 p.m. I!. L. FARRELL, lion. Sec. EXAMINATIONS. EXAMINATIONS. Intending Candidates are notified that tho Annual Examinations will be held in the Principal TViviits in New Zealand at the, end of September. Copies of Syllabus may be obtain on application to the Secrela rv. W. J. A. THOMSON. Secretary, Real Estate Institute of New Zealand, National Bank Chambers, SHORTLAND STREET. AUCKLAND.