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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20312, 20 July 1929, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. MAJESTIC THEATRE. A Fuller-Hay ward 'J'heatro, Continuous from 11 a.m. NOW SHOWING. A I'KOCHAMME Til AT RUNS THROUGH TllE WHOLE I'HEIt MOMETER OF EMOTIONS FROM THE CHILL OK THRILLS TO THE HEAT OF PASSION. | MANAGERIAL. I All Hie Superlatives m tho | Dictionary cannot convey to you I ilist how good our Next Programme ih—But we sincerely, and honestly believe that it is one of tho heat programmes wo have ever nhown. THE WnOLF. SKY'S TFIB TENT. THE WHOLE WORLDS THE RING. "THE CIRCUS With LOUISE DRESS EH , SUE CAROL. DAVE ROLLINS. ARTHUR LAKE. NEW I'll rills NEW Luughh. in a NEW Setting Youth learning to Fly Soaring to the sky plunging to the earth SEE the Double Parachute Jump SEE tho Crashes—the Miraculous Escapes HI GO EH THAN BARNUM'S—THE MR CIRCUS And Then A New Romance bv the Man who mado " Den Hur ' Motro-Goldwyn Presents "DREAM OF LOVE.' "DREAM OF LOVE." "DREAM OF LOVE." " DREAM OF LOVE." "DREAM OF LOVE." "DREAM OF LOVE." With JOAN CRAWFORD. JOAN CRAWFORD. Supported by NILS ASTHER, NILS ASTHER, NILS ASTHER. THE NEW SCREEN LOVERS Tho Logical Successors to tho BankyColeinan Combination, IN THEIR FIRST BIG ROMANTIC TRIUMPH MAJESTIC NEWS EVE'S REVIEW. A Magnificent Programme of Orchestral Music by „ THE MAJESTIC ORCHESTRA. Conductor.. Mr. J Whiteford-Waugh. BOX PLAN AT THE THEATRE, 43-210. COMMUNITY SINGING. COMMUNITY SINGING. | L i ANOTHER GREAT DAY AT THE TOWN HALL. WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 12.30 to 1.30 p.m THK BASHAM-BRIGGS DUO , Of IYA will givo Selections (including tho Old English song, "Widdicombe Fair.") Song Leader . . . MR. ARCHIE DON. Supported by Brilliant SAXOPHONE BAND. Chairman: REV. C. CHANDLER. Pianist: MRS. HARRINGTON-SNOW. | The E. and F. Piano Agency, Ltd., I have kindly consented to give a Recital I oji the Columbiii'Kolsier Electric ReI producing Gramophone from 12 to I 12.30 p.m. \V WOODHEAD. Hon. Secretary. SHOW GROUNDS. SHOW GROUNDS. SHOW GROUNDS. HAMILTON HIGH SCHOOL HAMILTON HIGH SCHOOL HAMILTON HIGH SCHOOL v. MT. ALBERT GRAMMAR. MT. ALBERT GRAMMAR. MT. ALBERT GRAMMAR. KICK OFF 1.30 P.M 'VARSITY V. MARISTS. 'VARSITY V. MARISTS. 'VARSITY V. MARISTS. KICK OFF :i P.M ADMISSION, la; Ladies, 64; School Children Free to Ground; Stand. Is extra. ALL OTHER GAMES POSTPONED. I'. W. MABEN, Secretarv A.R.F. Union. REUNIONS. UCKLAND GRAMMAR SCHOOL OLD BOYS' ASSOCIATION , ,LD BOYS' DAY AT THE SCHOOL MOUNTAIN ROAD. \ UGUST 10. AT 1.45 P.M. s ; MUSICAL ITEMS. ATHLETIC DISPLAYS. FOOTBALL MATCH, PAST V. PRESENT. all old boys. rnEiR wives and FRIENDS CORDIALLY INVITED. All Old Boys will assemble under banners of decades and will march into the School Hall, where they will be briefly welcomed EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING AND DIAMOND JUBILEE REUNION SMOKE CONCERT, PRINCES ST. MASONIC HALL. ON SATURDAY AUGUST 10. 7.45 P.M TICKETS OBTAINABLE FROM THE SECRETARY OR PROMINENT MEM BERS OK THE ASSOCIATION. WEAR HIE ASSOCIATION'S OFFICIAL TIE FROM AUGUST 5 TO AUGUST 10. T S MILLER. Secretary. Phone li-;Vt;i. P.O. Box i 357 r |HIE SISTERS OF MERCY. yi§ PONSONBY. Return Very Sincere Thanks to their Fi ieii Is and ex-Pupils who were present at the Opening of the New College, and who Contributed so generously toward the Building Fund.