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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20252, 11 May 1929, Page 22

amusements, THOMAS A. O'BRIEN THEATRES. the best silent programme IN TOWN. TIVOLI & "EVERYBODY'S. The Popular Stars of " COLLEGIANS" GEORGE DOROTHY LEWIS GULLIVER " HONEYMOON FLATS " THE BRILLIANT JUNIOR STARS In a gay and frolicsome comedy —swift and sophisticated with sheiks—shebas wisecrackers and a "loving' mother-in-law. Secona Attraction: MONTY BANKS tD "WEEK-END COMEDY" With Estelle Brody, Jameson Thomas. A scintillating comedy-drama of a pretty revue star—a handsome young lawyer—his neglected wife—a gay philanderer and a hectic week-end at Deauville Also (At Tivoii Only.)

AIso—MUSIC MASTER SERIES (Life of Brahms). Latest gazette .. Comedy. Evb ay's Continuous from 10. Phone 44-402 Tivoli Nightly, 7.45. Phone 44-l3fi' SPECIAL TIVOLI MATINEE 2 0 P.SL RIAL TO Newmarket & REGENTewmarkct To-night, 7.50 Epso " THE BABY CYCLONE" A Scintillating Comedy—Sure to Please Also "EILEEN OF THE TREES" D rom H. De_ Vere Stacpoole'a Novel Scenic Gems. Gazette Popular Rialto Orchestra MATINEE TO-BAY. AT 2.30. BRITANNIA— To-night, at 8 Three Lamps. Phone 26-041. BETTY BALFOUR And ROY D'ARCY, In " PARADISE " 1

Also - "ISLE OF LOST MEN" With an All-Star Cast. BIG MATINEE TO-DAY. 2.0. "Isle of Lost Men," "The Gate Crasher" (comedy), "The Crack of Dawn," Comedies, Cartoons, and 4th Episode of

ROYAL- Kingsland. To-night at 8. Phone 20-821. GLEN TRYON In Hia Comedy Special, "THE GATE CRASHER" AIso—GEOEGE BANCROFT, In " THE DRAGNET." AIso—"COLLEGIANS " And Further Episodes of " THE VANISHING RIDER." MATINEE TO-DAY, AT 2.0. THE IRENE AINSLEY GRAND OPERA SOCIETY. This Society has been formed for the purpose of furthering interest in Grand Opera in English. The work selected for production this Tear vrill be "IL TROVATORE," BY VERDI. Also a repetition by request of the very successful initial performance of BIZET'S "CARMEN." Honorary and Active Membership Invited. Vacancies for All Voices. FI-EST REHEARSAL MAY 23. Applications for Membership, etc., to ba rnade to THE SECRETARY, 10. Shelly Beach R-d., Heme Baj. Phone 26-830. YE 01DE PIRATE SHIPPE. JIILFOBD.

TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. At New Zealand's Most Unique Cabaret, SPECIAL NOVELTY NIGHT. Dancing. S-12 p.m. Admission, 52s 6cL King 23-114 for Reservations. SPECIAL NOTICE.—For the convenience °' : our Patrons a Free Motor-car Service will be run from the top of Milford Road to and from the Shippe every Wednesday and Saturday night MEETINGS. HHEE AUCKLAND BRITISH-ISRAEL J- ASSOCIATION (Incorp.). MR, P. KNIGHT, M.A., 8.D.. Lecturer and Traveller, WILL GIVE AN ADDRESS'AT THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, SWANSON STREET. THIS (SATURDAY) AFTERNOON, At 3 p.m. Subject: " The Origin of the Anglo-Saxon Race." Mr. Tuco from F. Malay States, will also speak. The above subject is of National Importance Those interested cordially invited. INSTITUTE AND MUSEUM ANTHROPOLOGY AND MAORI RACE SECTION. The Annual Meeting of the above Section will be held in the Biology Theatre, Science Building, University College, on MONDAY. May 13, at 8 p.m BUSINESS:—AnnuaI Report and Balance Sheet; Election of Officers: General. V. F. FISHER. Hon. Secretary. COMPETITIONS. ELLINGTON COMPETITIONS. AUGUST 21 TO SEPTEMBER 7. ENTRIES CLOSE JULY 2. Vocal and Instrumental Solos. Elocution, Dialogues, Church and Firms' Choir Contests, Fancy and Highland Dancing. Mouth Organ Solos, etc., etc. Syllabus now obtainable at all Music Stores, or will be posted direct on application (enclosing one penny stamp) to G. W-.. JENNER, Secretary. Box 1059, Wellington THE NEW ZEALAND HERALD AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS. FOR ADVERTISING RATES SEE ORDER FORM ON PAGE 3. TELEPHONES. Advertistments—--8 a.:.n. to 10 p.m 4G-944 After 10 p.m.. .. 44-693 Accounts 40-o^o Publishing (re delivery of papers) 40-114 Job Printinsr Orders .. . ■ 44-.90 Editorial • ■ 41-229 Reporters • . • • - 44-faJo Address Communications to Wilson ana Morton. Limited, P.O. Box 82, Auckland. Wnikato Branch: Victoria Street, Hamilton. London Office: S5, Fleet Street.