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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20367, 23 September 1929, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. Ponding tho installation of R.C.A. Photophono, the Majestic ie presenting a Silent Programme £or a Fow Days. MAJESTIC. A Fuller-Hayward Theatre. Three Sessions, 11. 2.?.6, 8. POPULAR prices. Ring 43-210 for Reserves. Fox Films Proßent GEORGE O'BRIEN, FARRELL MACDONALD, NORA LANE In "MASKED EMOTIONS." "MASKED EMOTIONS." "MASKED EMOTIONS." Thrills - Adventure - Romance. Tlio Mystorious Doings of a Gang of Smuggling Coolies. in Addition: Fox News - Eve's Review Comedy W hiteford- \V augh,'s Majestic Orchestra. HE'S COMING HE'S COMING TIE'S COMING This Week, This Week, THE IDOL OF PARIS, MAURICE CHEVALIER. MAURICE CHEVALIER. MAURICE CHEVALIER. In tlio All-Talking. Singing Picture. "Innocents of Paris "—The Living, Breathing Chevalier Himself He Thrilled the Most Cosmopolitan Audiences in tho World in Ptfris Music Halls. CHEVALIER. Ho spellbound the most Blaee Audiences in New York. EIGHT SONGS HE SINGS, THREE IN FRENCH, But so great is his art, you don't have to know a syllable of French to understand every word. DON'T MISS THE MOTION PICTURE SENSATION OF 1929. "INNOCENTS OF PARIS." "INNOCENTS OF PARIS." " INNOCENTS OF PARIS." It ia Paramount who brings to you this great International Star, and Paramount elected the Majestic with its latest American R.C.A. Photophone Sound Equipment as the only adequate system of translating the great art of Chevalier by ' medium of the Talking Screen to Auckland Picture-goors. MAJESTIC. THIS WEEK. MAJESTIC. THIS WEEK. Ramon novarro & renee adoree . in "FORBIDDEN HOURS." Romance of love and youth. PATSY RUTH MILLER in "BEAUTIFUL. BUT DUMB ' Comedy drnmn. Com. To-day. NATIONAL Pictures SPORTING. JOCKEY Q1 (Incorporated.) gPRING jy/JEETING. 19! TO-DAY (MONDAY). O-DAY (MONDAY). "Tote." closee tor First Raco at 11.20 a.m. Admission to Courso . . . . Is 6d. All Vehicles 2s 6d. Lawn Enclosure: Gentlemen (including Admission to tho Course) . . . . 7s Cd. Ladies (including admission to tho Course) .. .. 5s All Vehicles 2a Gd. Tickets on Salo at H. deal's, Queen St. No person who has at any time since the passing of the Gaming and Lotteries Act Amendment Act, 190S, followed the occupation of a bookmaker or bookmaker's clerk, no disqualified or undesirable person, will be admitted to the Avondale Rarecourse during the Spring Meeting, and if any such person is found on such course he will be removed therefrom and prosecuted for trespass. . ...... The promotion of sweeps is prohibited, and any person infringing this regulation will be removed from the Racecourse and prosecuted. Members and Lawn Patron 9 can enter the Course via Princess Street. Tho Wharf Road gato will ulso be available for entry, but except for foot passengerß, there will bo no exit by this gate, and all cars must return by Princess St The route for oil other Vehicular Traffic will be from Gt North Rd., via Rosebank Rd and Wharf Rd., returning via Wicklow Av. and Canal I'd to Victoria Rd. to Gt. North Rd Outside Patrons mnßt alight and pass through tho Turnstiles. A new Parking Area with a Bolid founda tion has been made for the Club's Outside Patrons, and will provide every accommoda tion. A. J. FARQUHAR, Secretary. HOLIDAY NOTICES. SAVINGS BANK. Tho Head Office and Branches will bo CLOSED TO-DAY (MONDAY). DOMINION DAY. CLEM BARTLEY. Manager. REUNIONS. nPHE ANNUAL REUNION *ar A Of tho EX-PUPILS ' Of the SISTERS OF MERCY Will Tako Place at ST. MARY'S CONVENT, PONSONBY, On TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 24, At 8 p.m. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. A BLANDFORD PARK. W BLANDFORD PARK. f[9 _ AUCKLAND V. WELLINGTON. AUCKLAND V. WELLINGTON. AUCKLAND V. WELLINGTON. F.A. SOCCER TROPHY. final challenge. NEXT SATURDAY. PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. TAMES FITZSrMMONS, M.8., Ch.B. J (N.Z.), F.R.C.S. (Eng.), Has commenced the Practice of his Profession at 13. REMUERA ROAD, AUCKLAND. And may be consulted from 0 till 11 a.m. and 6.30 till 7.30 p.m.. or by appointment. TELEPHONE 16.319. Youth and modern life. Hear Rev. Lionel B. Fletcher NEXT SUNDAY NIGHT IN THE TOWN HALL. Choir of 600 Voice*.