AMUSEMENTS. THE "THE HOME OF Direction TALKING SINGING COMEDY GEORGE BANCROFT BACLANOVA. NANCY CARROLL. PAUL bUKAP Master of money! Slave ot love! A marvellous characterisation of a money monarch on Wall Street Leaders of finance am] the women they love! This picture has been acclaimed by all critics as THE GREATEST ALL - TALKING Picture Paramount has produced Bnclanova, who sang with the Moscow Art Theatre and on the Now York Stage sines two songs. One is a Gipsy Lovo Song, the other is (ho theme number, "Love Take My Heart" :i D E LUXE SESSIONb DAILY at 11.0. 2.30 and ti.O. RIALTO AND REGENT. fEWMAKKET -To-night. 7.50 EPSOM 2 Big Attractions To-night. RONALD COLMAN A Glowing Tale of the South Seas. "THE RESCUE " In Addition:— REG. DENNY, " CLEAR THE DECKS " Matinee To-day, at 2.30. ?fYVAI KINGSLAND. wlrtL Phone 20-821. GEORGE BANCROFT, In "THE DOCKS OF NEW YORK" Also RAYMOND GRIFFITH' In " TIME TO LOVE" Matinee To-day, at 2.0.
CITY OF AUCKLAND. ZOOLOGICAL PARK. ZOOLOGICAL PARK. ZOOLOGICAL PARK. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY). AT 3 P.M. AUCKLAND MUNICIPAL BAND. Conductor. MR. CHRISTOPHER SMITH. PROGRAMME: God Save the King. MARCH—"Freedom's Triumph'' . . (Hilary) HYMN—"Horbury" . . (Dykes) OVERTURE—"Oberon" . . . (Weber) INTERMEZZO —"Eventide at the Convent" (Pratt) CORNET DUET—"Ida and Dot" . (Losey) Soloists, MESSRS. F. BOWES AND J. DAVIES. SELECTION—"LiIac Time'' . (Clutsam) INTERVAL. HYMN—"Hollingside" (Dykes) PICCOLO SOLO—"Sylvia Scherzo" (Le Thiere) Soloist, MR. HAL. C. McLENNAN. SELECTION —"Classical Memories" (Ewine) MINUET— .... . (Beethoven) MARCH—"Glenavy" .... (Wheeler) NATIONAL ANTHEM. J. S. BRIGHAM Town Clerk.
AUCKLAND MUSICIANS' UNION. GRAND ORCHESTRAL CONCERT. ST. JAMES' THEATRE. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), 8.15. PROGRAMME. God Save the King. OVERTURE "OBERON" COMBINED ORCHESTRA. SONG MIX A CALDOW HYMN "RECESSIONAL" ORCHESTRA. FLUTE SOLO SELECTED MR. CF.ORGE POORE. CONCERT WALTZ - - "BLUE DANUBE" COMBINED ORCHESTRA. SONG - - "PROLOGUE PAGLIACCI" MR. LEN BARNES. CORNET DUET SELECTED MESSRS. CHAS. AND PAUL HAYES. OVERTURE "1812" COMBINED ORCHESTRA. ASSISTED BY THE AUCKLAND ARTILLERY BAND. Conductor, MR rOLI\ T MUSTOX. Accompanists, MISSES ELVA SKINNER AND QUEENIE POORE. SILVER COLLECTION. ' Proceeds in Aid of Musicians' Benevolent Fund.
REUNIONS. AUCKLAND GRAMMAR SCHOOL OLD BOYS' ASSOCIATION. DIAMOND JUBILEE BALL, SCOTS HALL, FRIDAY, AUGUST 9. OLD BOYS' DAY, AT THE SCHOOL. MOUNTAIN ROAD. On SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, AT 1.-15 P.M. MUSICAL ITEMSATHLETIC DISPLAYS. FOOTBALL MATCHES, PAST V. PRESENT. ALL OLD BOYS. THEIR WIVES AND FRIENDS, CORDIALLY INVITED. EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING, AND DIAMOND JUBILEE REUNION SMOKE CONCERT. PIUNCES STREET, MASONIC HALL. On SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, WEAR THE ASSOCIATION'S OFFICIAL TIE. From AUGUST 5 TO AUGUST 10. T. S. MILLER. Secretary. JUBILEES. THE .IUBILEE OF THE ABOVE SCHOOL Will be celebrated on OCTOBER 1, 1920. The Committee cordially invites Old I'uptls to be present and to send in their names and addresses not later than August -■* to Ithe Joint Secretaries. L. B. ('OK. E. WILSON. Kuru 1 Mail. Irwell, Canterbury Q T BENEDICT' S. TO-MOUROW (SUNDAY). Masse-" .it (1.30, 7.30, t) and MISS A CANTATA at 11. Kvenini? Devotions at 7 o clock. Preacher: REV. FATHI-K EC CLE TON. Subject. "The Spirit of Catholicism: 11. Its Nature and Effects."
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20324, 3 August 1929, Page 24
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