Page 24 Advertisements Column 4

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20288, 22 June 1929, Page 24

. . AMUSEMENTS. NOW SHOWING. the Tnational. I Ph „, | NATIONAL, j IMGD Continuous from 11.30 a.m. to 10.15 p.m MATINEE TO-DAY, 2.30. an exceptionally fine PROGRAMME. 2 GREAT STAR PICTURES. Universal {Tilms Present A UF.A. Production. "EMrrjAWiNGs" EMIL JANNINGS EMIL JANNINGS la a Great Charactei Portrayal. ""THE" lasttaugh?" 7 "] . "THE LAST LAUGH." | "THE LAST LAUGH." 1 The Character Studj ol un Old Man in Poverty and Revilemont and Ins sudden Accession to Wealth. Tho Sloll Film Co. Present ~TESUE~HENSON And FLORA LE BRETON A Farco Comedy. A Screaming Absurdity. I "TONS OF MONEY." " TONS OF MONEY." 1 " TONS OF MONEY." A Scientist blown tip by his own invention drops on "Tons of Money." F. EAIITLETT'S ORCHESTRA. Entr'acte: XYLOPHONE SOLO - T. GEE „ NOTE ODR POPULAR PRICES. STALLS, IsBEST IN AUCKLAND. CIRCLE. Is 6d and 2s (No Tax). VERY GOOD MATINEE PROGRAMME AT 2.30Victor McLaglcn in "STRONG BOY." They put him in charge of a Railway Parcels Office. A passenger left a pair of live rabbits in his care and forgot to call for a few weeks. You can imagine the result. It's the best Comedy feature wo have shown for weeks. Also, Leatrice Joy, in "HONOUR ABOVE ALL." Topicals and Two-reel Comedies. MOU LI N ROUGE. I TO-DAY, 2.30. TO-NIGHT, 7.50. Remuera, 22/6/29. Dear Funlovers.—Here's Saturday round again and with it another splendid prog, of fun at this popular and unique amusement house. Vic. McLaglen heads the "bill" in a rollicking comedy-drama, "Strong Boy," followed by Leatrice Joy in a Sporting drama, "Honour Above All." There's the usual topical and two-reel Mirthquake and then TWO HOURS' DANCING to Reginald Morgan's wonderful Orchestra of 10 (It's a crack-a-jack). Splendid floor, pretty lighting, light supper in our beautiful lounge. Prices: 2s, Is 6d and Is, plus Jazz, Is. It won't cost any more to Reserve, so Phone 21-749 for seals.—Yours for another great night, L. L. SPEEDY. Director P.S.—All the best Talkies will be shown hero soon. > PIRATE SHIPPE. TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY) TO-NIGHT THE MERRY-MAKERS' FESTIVAL. A MERRY NIGHT ON BOARD YE OLDE PIRATE SHIPPE. Dancing, 8 to 12 midnight. Admission, 2s 6d. Phono 23-414 for Reservations. SPECIAL NOTICE. The Pirate Shippe Tea Rooms open every day for Delightful Afternoon Teas.'All homem»do smallgoods daintily served. n I T Y OF AUCKLAND, v-' TOWN HALL. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) EVENING.' At 8.30 p.m. MR. MAUGHAN BARNETT, City Organist. Will Play: Two Chorale Preludes (Bach). Allegretto - - ------- (Schubert) •Pizzicato, from Sylvia ... (Delibes) Sonata, " Tho Chambered Nautilus " ------- (Stewart) "On Wings of Song" (Mendelssohn). Suite, Gothique - - (Boellmann) " The Jolly Miller," arranged for Organ and Bells. ADMISSION FREE. J. S. BRIG HAM, Town Clerk. UtIKLAND TROTTING CLUB. Alexandra Park - - - Epsom. TO-DAY (SATURDAY), AND MONDAY. BRILLIANT HORSES. PRE-EMINENT REINSMEN. RUGBY FOOTBALL. EDEN EDEN EDEN EDEN PARK. PARK. PARK. PARK. TO-DAY TO-DAY ■ TO-DAY THE TWO LEADING TEAMS. THE TWO LEADING TEAMS. THE TWO LEADING TEAMS. 'VARSITY 'VARSITY 'VARSITY 'VARSITY 'VARSITY 1098 QHAMPIONS PONSONBY. PONSONBY. IQ9ft T?UNNERS-UP PONSONBY. ° PONSONBY. PONSONBY. KICK OFF 3 P.M. GRAMMAR 0.8. V. GRAMMAR 0.8. V. MARISTS 0.8. MARISTS 0.8. IvlClv OFF 1.30 SHARP. Admission, Is; Ladies Od. School Children free to grounds. Stand, Is Extra. | Music by Band of Northern Depot I N.Z. TSngineers. I SHOW GROUNDS. SHOW GROUNDS. SHOW GROUNDS. CITY V. TECHNICAL 0.8. CITY V. TECHNICAL 0.8. ,■ CITY V. TECHNICAL 0.8. KICK OFF 3 P.M. Admission, Is Stand Free. 1' W. MABEN. Secretary A.R.F.U. DIVIDENDS. jy I V I D E N D S. BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. Dividend for half-year ended 81st March last is now payable.' Warrants may bo obtained on application to tho Auckland Branch.