Page 24 Advertisements Column 5

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

AMUSEMENTS. AN APO'.OGY. THE ENTIRE HOUSE FOR TO-NIGHT HAS BEEN BOOKED IN ADVANCE. NOW SHOWING. STRAND. (A Fuller-Huyward Theatre.) DAILY SESSIONS-:) SESSIONS DAILY. 11 A.M.—2.;!0 i\M.— S P.M. BOOK NOW | 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." F rom the novel by COSMO HAMILTON. Arranger! by REX INGRAM, make* - of "Tlie Four Horsemen of llio Apocalypse." And A NEW FOX FEATURE. " PROTECTION " - " PROTECTION " " PROTECTION " - " PROTECTION " Slurring, DOROTHY BURGESS AND PAUL PAGE. Melodrama Hot off 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. | CLICK CLACK CABARET. AUCKLAND'S CABARET DE LUXE. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. The management extends a cordial invitation to tho oflicers of the "Tourville." Uur Motto: "NEW LIFE." Bigger. Brighter, Better, Week by Week. THE BALLET TROUPE (Trained by Miss Gwenth MeNaughtan) Will give an exhibition of the 'Varsity Drag. HEAR "THE WEDDING *OF THE PAINTED DOLL." (Great Song Hit of "Broadway Melody.") Specially featured by Clyde Howley and his Famous Internationals. Double Ticket. Bs. Reservations, 40-789. Everyone is Coining. You Come, too. AUCKLAND CITY rMM\ mission. OHSSyo.7 LEWIS EADY HALL. LEWIS EADY HALL, QUEEN STREET (2 Doors below John Court. Ltd.'. Doors Open 0.15 p.m. SERVICE BEGINS 7 O'CLOCK. Musical Items will be rendered as under:— SOLO. "Angels Ever Bright and Fair" (Handel). , MISS SARA STACPOOLE. ANTHEM, "Turn Thy Face" (Attwood). MISSION CHOIR Address by REV. CHARLES CHANDLER. Subject: "TIIE JUGGLERS TO GOD." At the conclusion of the Service a short Religious Play entitled "BROTHER SUN" (Lawrence Housemann) will be rend by MR. ANDREW BERESFORD. . THURSDAY.—HoIy Communion (Mission Chanel), at 11 a.m. All Guilds as usual. We are now in nctive preparation for our "BETTER TIMES BAZAAR," to be held on Sept. 18, 19, 20, and would be glad if our friends and supporters would make or collect suitable articles for sale. JASPER CALDER. Citv Missioner. BART CLARK, Organising Secretary. <lB. Wellesley Street West. STREET COLLECTIONS. HELP! HELP! HELP! THE ST. JOHN DISTRICT NURSES LAST VFA I! PAID 71(57 VISITS TO POOH PATIENTS AND GAVE SKILLED ATTENTION TO 805 OUTPATIENTS AT TIIE AMBULANCE STATION. THE AMBULANCE OFFICERS CONVEYED 1279 PATIENTS TO THE HOSPITALS OR THEIR HOMES AND RENDERED FIRST AID TO .11 HO WORKERS ON THE WATERFRONT. MEMBERS OF THE BRIGADE RENDERED FIRST AID TO 10,081 PERSONS WHO WERE SICK OR " INJURED. TO MAINTAIN THESE SERVICES FOR ANOTHER YEAR THE SUM OF IS REQUIRED. EVERYONE OETS THE BENEFIT OF THESE SERVICES, EVERYONE SHOULD GIVE TOWARD TIIE COST OF THEIR MAINTENANCE THE STREET COLLECTIONS ON FRIDAY, AUGUST 9.