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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20324, 3 August 1929, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. Iliißiß |' MAJESTIC. I A t'liller-liuywiird Theatro. i Continuous from 11 a.m. MYSTERY, DARK AND ERIkJR, AN J A ROMANCE SUCH AS ONLY CAN liR PRKFOKMRD BY THR SONS AND DA UGHTERS Of "OULD I URL AN D" IS YOU US IN "THR OF KILLARNEY" ADAPTED FROM DION BOUCICAULT'S FAMOUS STAGR FLAY AND NOVEL. "COLLEEN BAWN." PICTURED AMONG THE PICTURESQUE AN ) ROMANTIC LAKES OF KILLARNEY. A cldit ionn I Alt rncl ions. Additional Attractions. A Prnina <jl the Dancing Daughters of France, " THE VEILED WOMAN." Stirring revelations of (lie jazz age in Paris. Brilliant glimpses behind the sec les of the French gambling palaces, for which beautiful girle serve as decoys. "Eve's Review.'' 11 "Majestic Magazine. VVhiteford-Wa null's MAJESTIC ORCHESTRA. Box I'ln 11 at Theatre. Phone 13-'JIO. '-'..'in MATINEE TO-DAY 2.:t0 -■■' JO MATINEE TO DAY 2.:J0 ST. JAMES' THEATRE. ST. JAMES' THEATRE. (Pro. John Nightly at REVELLERS REVELLERS REVELLERS REVELLERS REV ELLERS REVELLERS REVELLERS REVELLERS. REVELLERS. REVELLERS REVELLERS REVELLERS REVELLERS REVELLERS REVELLERS REVELLERS REVELLERS REVELLERS REVELLERS. REVELLERS REVELLERS REVELLERS. REVELLERS REVELLERS REVELLERS REVELLERS. REVELLERS REVELLERS REVELLERS REVELLERS REVELLERS REVELLERS REVELLERS REVELLERS PRICES: Reserves, Is 6d. Box Plans at St. Fuller and Sons, Ltd.) Mat , Wed. and Sat. FRANK O'BRIAN, FRANK O'BRIAN, FRANK O'BRIAN, FRANK O'BRIAN. JANICE JANICE JANICE JANICE HART, HART, HART. HART, And the Marvellous REVELLERS REVELLERS In Their Seventn and Best Revue to Date •Is; Stalls, 3s; G.C. James' Theatre. ITY OF A U C K L A N D. MUNICIPAL BAND CONCERT. MUNICIPAL BAND CONCERT. TOWN HALL, TO-NIGHT AT 8. TOWN HALL. TO-NIGHT AT 8. A Beautiful Programme, containing Brilliant New Band Numbers, Songs with Band accompaniments, Splendid Instrumental Solos. PROGRAMME. God Save the King. The Marseillaise. French National Songs—(a) "Mourir pour la Patrie." " (b) "Partant pour la Syrie." Overture, "Barber of Seville" ■. - Rossini Cornet Solo, "Le Reve D'Amour" Haydn -Millars Soloist. MR. FRED BOWES. Song. "Angels Guard Thee" - - - Godard Vocalist, MRS. LAETITIA PARRY. Patrol, "The Cock o' the North" - - Carrie Moorish Suite, "The Courts of Granada" - - R. Chapi Flute Solo, "Nocturne" leramone Soloist, MR. HAL C. McLENNAN. Novelty. "Sarita" Lucile Burton Song, "The Bellß of Aberdovey (Welsh Melody) Vocalist, MRS. LAETITIA PARRY. Morceau, "Funeral March of a Bumble Bee" - - - Evan Marsden Selection, "Aida" Verdi National Anthem.

Conductor - - Mr. Christopher Smith. Accompanist - - Miss Thchna Gordon. ADMISSION: Gd and Is. Reserves, 2s. Booking at Messrs. Lewis Eady, Ltd. J. S. BRIGHAM, Town Clerk. F.VERY EVERY ■ SUNDAY SUNDAY EVENING. MAJESTIC THEATRE. jyjOVING piCTURES - jyjUSICAL JTEMS T ECTURETTE. Doors Open 7.15 p.m. Commences 7.15 p.m. THIS SUNDAY. FILMS-" JEWELS OF VENUS." A Romnnco of tlie Submarine World. "IRON TRAIT,S AROUND THE WORLD. ' Travelogue. POPULAR ARTISTS—Miss Vera Stacknoole, Mis? Alms McGrucr, Messrs. Dnn Flood, Ronald Muston, Reg. Richards. QUARTER- HO (J K TALK-" Religious Beliefs in Enelnml Today." Mr. O. Mason. Under the Auspices of X.Z. ASSOf'TATTON FOR TUT.: ADVANCEJIPT OF RATIONALISM (Incorporated). Collection. RUGBY FOOTBALL. TO-DAY. TO-DAY. TO-DAY. REPRESENTATIVE GAME. REPRESENTATIVE GAME. WAIKATO WAIKATO WAIKATO V. AUCKLAND, AUCKLAND, AUCKLAND, HAMILTON vV MARISTS HAMILTON V. MARISTS (INTERMEDIATE). 1.:«) P.M. HAMILTON TEC. V. AUCKLAND* TEC. I.ISO P.M. ADMISSION. Is: Sin ml, Is Extra. Schoolboys. :id. Proceeds in Aid ol Scnool.y Foot >:ill Fund. T. W. MA BEN. Seen tiny, A 1! F.U r—77-1 /"I RAM MAR ODD BOYS' 'a FOOTBALL CLUB *'< Second Grade B Tcum to piny at Waiului TO-DAY to assemble at G.P.O. at 12.20 p.m. Special butt leaves (J. P.O. R. L. FARRELL, Hon. Sec. DENTISTRY M'" II P. B ,A,il:v DENTAL SURGEON. BROADWAY CHAMBERS' NEW MA R KET Paiiilc.su and Gne Extinctions. Puinlesa Fillings. Artificial Teeth. Phono 15-021 for Appointment.