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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20323, 2 August 1929, Page 24

I AMUSEMENTS. MAJESTIC. A Fuller-Hayward Theatre. Continuous from 11 a.m. AN IRISH ROMANCE FILLED WITH HEART THROBS AND THE QUEER CUSTOMS OK OLD ERIN. CHARMING FROM THE OPENING TITLE TO THE FINAL FADE-OUT. LING. WITH A CAST OF ADORABLE IRISH FLAYERS. SWEET COL LEENS AND YOUNG PADDIES. MYSTERY. DARK AND EERIE. AND A ROMANCE SUCH AS ONLY CAN BE PERFORMED BY THE SONS . AND DAUGHTERS OF "OULD IRELAND" IS YOURS IN "THE LILI OF KILLARNEY." ADAPTED FROM DION BOUCICAULT'S FAMOUS STAGE PLAY AND NOVEL. "COLLEEN BAWN." "COLLEEN BAWN." "COLLEEN BAWN." FEATURED AMONG THE PICTURESQUE AND ROMANTIC LAKES OF KILLARNEY. Additional Attraction, Additional Attraction, A Drama of the Dancing Daughters of France, " THE VEILED WOMAN" "THE VEILED WOMAN." Stirring revelations of the jazz age in Paris. Brilliant glimpses behind Iho scenes of the French gambling palaces, for which beautiful trills serve as decoys. An unswerving, kaleidoscopic picture which moves swiftly through fhrt side of Paris which the tourist rarely sees. "Eve's Review" .... Novelty. "Majestic Magazine'' - - Topical. * * » « Whiteford-Waugh's MAJESTIC ORCHESTRA. Box Plan at Theatro. Phone 13-210. | GRAND AND LYRIC. [ FINE DOUBLE-STAR BILL OF SILENT PICTURES "AT THE GRAND." ALICE TERRY ALICE TERRY IN "THE THREE PASSIONS." "THE THREE PASSIONS." "THE THREE PASSIONS." From the novel by COSMO HAMILTON. Arranged by REX INGRAM, maker of "The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse." And A NEW FOX FEATURE. " PROTECTION " - " PROTECTION " " PROTECTION "-" PROTECTION " Starring. DOROTHY BUIiGESS AND PAUL PAGE. Melodrama Hot of! the Presses. Screened Grand, 11.15, 2, 4.45 and 7.30. AT THE LYRIC. "THE THREE PASSIONS." "THE THREE PASSIONS" "THE THREE PASSIONS." Starring SHAYLE GARDNER And " PROTECTION " - " PROTECTION " " PROTECTION " - " PROTECTION " PAUL PAGE AND ROBERT ELLIOTT. Screened Lyric, 7.45 and 9 p.m. POPULAR PRICES. | GRAND AND LYRIC. [ THE JUNIOR UNITED N.Z. POLITICAL ± ORGANISATION. "AN EVENING IN PARLIAMENT." The Public is Cordially Invited to Attend The Public Oyening of a MOCK. PARLIAMENT. To be held MONDAY NEXT. AUGUST 6. In the CETAMBSK .)[•' COMMERCE. SWANSON STREET, at 7.110 P.M. This Parliament will Opcjied and Conducted with thij same Ceremony and I'rocedure as tli» Parliament of N.Z. "SPEECH l-'ROM THE THRONE" by SIR GEO, FOWLDS. Admission, Cd. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. & BLANDFORD PARK. f BLANDFORD PARK. SOCCER EXTRAORDINARY. NAVY INTERNATIONAL MATCH. FRENCH NAVY V. NEW ZEALAND NAVY. Teams from the Cruiser Tourvillo and 11.M.5. Philomel. Public of Auck!a><: on Tip-toe to Witness the Game. , EARLY GAME 1.15 P.M.. TRAMWAYS V. Y.M.C.A.

GREAT TREAT IN STORE. By kind permission of Cnpt. Abrial, the Tourvilie's Band will render a Progrumme during the Afternoon. POPULAR PRICES* Gents.. 1b: Ladies. Cd. S. R. MASSAM. Sec. USIN E S S OMPETI T I 0 N. Nominations for the above, accompanied with a Fee of 10s (Id. will close with the Secretary, 12 noon, TO-MORROW (Saturday). S. R. MASSAM. Secretary. LICENSING NOTICES. Notice of application for TRANSFER OF LICENCE. I, EDWARD DANE, of Kniuua Hotel, Proprietor, being the holder of a Publican's Licence in respect of the Premises tit nuto at Kaiaua. and known as the Bay View Hotel, do hereby give notice thai | desire to obtain and will at the next Licensing Meeting, to be held at Otahuhii on the Ninth day ol SEPTEMBER, 1929, apply for a Transfer of the said Licence from myself to JAMES HENRY MOORh, my appointee. Dated at Auckland the '29 th day of June, 10 ' 29 ' E. DANE. ATOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR 1> TRANSFER OF LICENCE. I. FREDERICK HENRY DURBRIDC.E. of Opotiki, being the holder of a Publican's Licence iu respect of tho Premises situate at Opotiki anrt known as the Masonic Hotel, do hereby give notice thtsi. I desire to obtain and will at the next Licensing Meeting, to be held at Te Karalui, near Gisboine, on the Fourth day of SEPTEM BI'R. 1020, apply for a Transfer of the said Liiemu from myself to WILLIAM FREDERICK AGUSTUS BAKER, my appointee Dated at Auckland the 27th duy of May, igorj F. H. DUKBRIDGE.