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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20384, 12 October 1929, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. Bo Well Advised and Secure Your Seats By Booking. PLANS OPEN DAILY AT THEATRE AND LEWIS EADY, LTD. THREE SESSIONS DAILY, 11.0 2ND GREAT WEEK. MARY PICKFORD "COQUETTE.' THE STRAND. (A* Fullor-Hayward Theatre.) It in voted without exception Mary Pickford's Beat, Albo GEORGE ROBEY. England's Prime Minister of Mirth. In "ENTER THE BRIDE." RUTH GLANVILLE. America's Premier Saxophonist. In Musical Selections. THE FLONZALEY QUARTET. Iho World's Foremost String Ensemble. FOX MOVIETONE NEWS. "It Speaks for Itself." EVENING PRICES: Front Stalls, la Cd: Back Stalls, 2s; Front Circle. 3s 3d: Back Circle. 2a 9d. Booking 6d Extra. Municipal tjand concert, unicipal J J and Concert. rpoWN IT ALL rpOWN 13" ALL. 1 own -Hall J- own -"J-all. SATURDAY EVENING NEXT. OCT. 19. SATURDAY EVENING NEXT, OCT. 19. I I A UCKLAND MUNICIPAL I 1 Auckland unicipal i Band. and. I Selected by tho Public. BRILLIANT RAND ITEMS. BRILLIANT SOLO ITEMS CHARMING VOCAL NUMBERS. Vocalists: MRS. lIAL. McLENNAN and MR. CYRIL SCOTT. Accompanist: MISS THELMA GORDON. Bandmaster an*l Conductor. MR. CHRISTOPHER SMITH ADMISSION.— Body of tho Hall. 6d: Gallery. Is; Reserved Seats, 23. at Messra. Lewis Eady. Ltd. g _ BRIGHAM _ Town Clork. pOPULAR CINEMA ' SERVICE. STRAND THEATRE, SUNDAY NIGHT. SEE AND HEAR THE FLONZALEY QUARTETTE. UNCLE TOM Leach tho Singing. REV. C. G. SCRIMGEOUR Speaks on " SCANDAL." "EAST LYNNE" will bo Screened. Doors open 6.30 p in. 1500 Seats Free. CITY OF AUCKLAND. TOWN HALL, TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) EVENING At 8.30, ORGAN RECITAL. ORGAN RECITAL. ' Mr. Mnughan Barnett, City Organist. Will play Three Short Chorale Preludes (Bach). Andanto Cuhtabilc from String Quartette (Tscliaikowsy); Fantaisie (Saint-Saens): Coronach (Barrett): Spring Song (Holhns); Sonata No. 1 (Mendelssohn): Berceuse (Maughan Barnett): March, Henry yill. Admission Freo. J. S. BRIGHAM, Town Clerk. SPECIAL ATTRACTION NIGHT, TO-NIGHT. First Attraction, q THE r MARGARET O'CONNOR 1 STUDIO CHAMPIONSHIP L Will be Judged.* C Second Attraction, L OUR CLICK CLACK ORCHESTRA CHavo been especially asked to feature K "MISERY FAIR." Third Attraction, Lost, but not Least, THE CABARET. Reservations, Phono 40-780. Double Tickets, Bs. MEETINGS. A DJOURNED PUBLIC MEETING In Connection With tho CANCER CAMPAIGN Will bo held in the Council Chamber. Town Hall, Auckland, at 3.30 p.m. on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1929. BUSINESS. —To .Receive tho Report ol tho Sub-Committee Appointed to Consider Rules. SCHOLARSHIPS. TJAWLINGS SCHOLARSHIP. Tho Trustees under tho Will of the late Humphrey Rawlinga olfor Three Scholarships ftr competition in December next. Tho Scholarships aro tonablo for threo yoars, commencing from tho first Term, ill tho year 1930, and consist of Freo Tuition at either tho Auckland Grammar School or King's College as tho parents of the scholars may choose. A maintenance nllowanco of .€lO per annum, payable quarterly, will nlso be advanced to each scholar. Only hoys under tho ago of twolvc years on Docoinber 1 next, attending one of tho public common schools of tho Provincial District of Auckland, and tho sons of poor parents, will bo oligiblo for tho Scholarship. Applications containing tho names and addresses of applicants must bo aent.. not later than December 1 noxt. to tho Trustees, by whom duo notice of tho timo and placo of examination will be given. Forms of anplication may bo obtained on applying at tlio olfico of the Trustees, First Floor. Listor Building. Victoria Stroct East. Auckland. BAKER AND SWAN. Trustees. DENTISTRY. M R H. P. B LAKEY ' DENTAL SURGEON, BROADWAY CHAMBERS. NEWMARKET. Painless and Gas Extractions. Painless Fillings. Artificial Tooth. Phone *ls-024 for Appointment.. SALES OF PROPERTY. BARFOOT BROS., M.R.E.1., N.Z. Insurance Buildings, have sold Mr. Stewart's Section. Wilson, St.. Ellerslie. rjT. PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY). Holy Musses at 6.30, 7.30, 9 and 10 a.m. , (for Yugo-Slavo only). Missa Cantata at 11 a.m. Vospers, Sermon and Benediction at 7 p.m. Sermon by the Rev. Father Wright.