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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20420, 23 November 1929, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. THE BEST SILENT PICTURE BILL IN THE CITY. GRAND AND LYRIC | THREE BIG STARS TO-DAY. A First National Special: BURNING DAYLIGHT." " BURNING DAYLIGHT." "BURNING DAYLIGHT. With MILTON SILLS DORIS KENYON. Story Taken from tho Story of Jack London's Life. William Fox Presonts SACRIFICE " SACRIFICE " SACRIFICE " SACRIFICE " - "SACRIFICE. - "SACRIFICE. ■ "SACRIFICE. "SACRIFICE. ANDRE TOURNEUR ANOTHER W. FOX COMEDY. A Merry Tale of Matrimony and Alimony, MADGE BELLAMY. "SOFT LIVING" "SOFT LIVING" ! "SOFT LIVING" "SOFT LIVING" A Whimsical Comedy on the Modern Question of Marriuce. Screened Grand—ll.ls, 2.0, 4.45 and 7.30. Screened Lyric—7.4s and 9 p.m. POPULAR PRICES. GRAND AND LYRIC TOWN HALL. ROTORUA MAORI CHOIR >OIS AND 50 PERFORMERS. With THE FAMOUS ROTORUA QUARTET. Soloists, ANA HATO and DEAN WARETINI, Of Gramophone Fame. Tho best the Maoris have ever put on in Entertainments. Kreisler. having heard them, declared that, should ihey tour England, they would fiTko it by storm. DON'T MISS THIS. THIS IS MAORI ART TO PERFECTION. ■The Dates are: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, AND ' SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30. ADMISSION—3s. 2s Is. Bos Plan at Howie's. Ltd., 29. Queen St. (opp. Smith and Caughey'sJ.

ZOOLOGICAL PARK, SUiNDAY AFTERNOON, AT 3 O'CLOCK. AUCKLAND MUNICIPAL BAND. PROGRAMME: God Save the King. OVERTURE—"Crown Diamonds" . Auber. HYMN—"Supplication" . ... C.S, MARCH—"Urviillers" . . d'Etchecop:ir. SUITE—"The Shoe" ..... Anseil. CORNET SOLO—"The Carnival o£ Venice" Soloist, MR. ,T. DAVIES. Arban. SELECTION—"The Gondoliers" . Sullivan. Interval. HYMN—"Nutbourne" Stone. PICCOLO SOLO—"Sparkling Dewdrops" Blancheteau. Soloist. MR. HAL. C. McLENNAN. SELECTION—"The Pirates of Penzance" Sullivan. INTERMEZZO—"In a Persian Market" Ketelbey. MARCH—"Treue wr Treuc" . . . Rust. National Anthem. Conductor: Mr. Christopher Smith. .T. R. BRIGHAM, Town Clerk. AUCKLAND CITY fgM\ MISSION. LEWIS EADY HALL, LEWIS EADY HALL. QUEEN STREET (2 Doors below John Court, Ltd.) TO-MORROW (SUNDAY). Doors Open 6.30 p.m. SERVICE BEGINS 7.30 P.M. Items will be rendered as under:— Solo, "A Legend" (Tschaikowsky), MRS. H. A. KEVEN. " Let All The People Praiso Him" (Maunder), MR. ROBT. NIXON, Anthem, " Hearken Unto Me" (Sullivan), MISSION CHOIR. Address by REV. CHARLES CHANDLER. Subject: "THE REVEILLE." Holy Communion, Thursday, 11 a.m.. Mission Chapel. N.8.-W e are in URGENT NEED of Left-ofr Clothing, Boots, etc. Our van will gladly call and collect if friends will kindly phone us, 43-015 or 46-050. JASPER CALDER. City Missioncr. YE OLDE PIRATE SHIPPE. MILFORD. N.Z.'s MOST UNIQUE CABARET. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. DANCING 8 P.M. TO MIDNIGHT. Gs Double. Music by YE VERSATILE PIRATES. Recognised as the Brightest and E'ineet Jazz Band in New Zealand. For Reservations Phono 23-414. Lato Transport and Vehicular Ferry, 12.30- a.m. J*EA QPEN JgVERY J) AY. Afternoon Tea a Specially. EXHIBITIONS. IMPORTANT ART EXHIBITION. ARTS HALL, KITCHENER STREET. AUCKLAND. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25, TO FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29. DPEN 0.30 A.M. TO 5 P.M. EACH DAY. \ RARE AND ARTISTIC COLLECTION OF ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS. WATERCOLOURS AND ORIGINAL ETCHBy British, Continental and Colonial Artists, including Works by SIR ALFRED EAST. R.A., FRANK BRANGWYN, R.A.. H. CA F PIE It I R. 1.. NORMAN WILKINSON RE RYUND KING. R. 1.. P. VAN DER VELD EN. CLAUDE CARDON. R. 1.. SIGNOR IS F/RLL FRED MILNER. and other Artists 01 great repute. "nder the management it Mr. M. Mc( ormick. honorary member of he Canterbury Society of Arts, Christihurch, and every Picturo is warranted ;enunie as catalogued.

Admission Free. Inspection Invited. Catalogues on Application. HALLS TO LET. HOLIDAY Resorts, Beach, Baths, Weddings. Social Evenings catered for. Point Erin Park Kiosk, Heme Bay, A UCKLAND TRAINING COLLEGE FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 29. . A Display of Work at the Auckland Training College is to be Held on FRIDAY All interested, in education are cordially invited. A display of Eurhythmies will be Civeu in the grounds at 4 p.m. D. M. RAE. Principal.