Page 20 Advertisements Column 2

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20560, 10 May 1930, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. CRYSTAL PALACE CRYSTAL PALACE (MT. EDEN ROAD.) (Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd.) Every word Every laugh Every titter TO-NIGHT. DE LUXE SESSIONS. 8 p.m. The Most Breath-taking Spectacle ever presented on Stage or Screen. The Master Showmanship of Ziegfeld Brought to the Screen for the First Time. TEN REELS, GLITTERING! TALKING! DANCING SENSATION! THE ZIEGFELD FOLLIES ZIEGFELD FOLLIES ZIEGFELD FOLLIES ZIEGFELD FOLLIES In "GLORIFYING- THE AMERICAN GTRL." "GLORIFYING THE AMERICAN GIRL." (A Paramount Picture.) GLORIOUS TECHNI-COLOUR SCENES CHORUS OF 200. Tip-top Musical Numbers, "There Must Bo Someone Waiting For Me," "I'll Be There," "What Wouldn't I Do For That Man," and "I'm Just a Vagabond Lover." And Revuo with MARY EATON. Dazzling Ziegfeld Star. EDDIE CANTOR. Comedian Star of Ziegfeld's " Whoopee." HELEN MORGAN. Glamorous Star of Ziesfeld's "Show Boat." RUDY VALLEE. Rndio's Most Popular Personality. 3-HOUR MATINEE TO-DAY, 2 P.M. K—BIG ATTRACTIONS—{t U No. I—Special at Matineo only. TOM MIX in "PAINTED POSTS." No. 2—"ZIEGFELD FOLLIES." No. 3—2-reel Talkie Comedy, "DAD'S DAY" No. 4—MICKEY THE MOUSE (Cartoon). 1 No. S—FELIX5 —FELIX THE CAT (Cartoon). CRYSTAL PALACE | EMPRESS (NEWTON). (Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd.) TO-NIGHT. AT 8 O'CLOCK. A Story Worth Telling and a Story Magnificently Told. Featuring BETTY COMPSON, In 300 Per Cent. Dramatic Classic. " WOMAN TO WOMAN." . BOX PLAN IT THEATRERESERVES 27-077. 3-HOUR MATINEE TO-DAY, 2 P.M. g— BIG ATTRACTIONS—K Special at the Matinee Only, No. I—Frartklyn Farnum in "OUTLAW RANGER." No. 2—Betty Compson. in "WOMAN TO WOMAN." No. 3—2-Reel Talkie Comedy, "THE BURGLAR." No. 4—MICKEY THE. MOUSE (Cartoon). No. S—FELIX THE CAT (Cartoon). (MT. ALBERT TERMINUS.) (Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd.) TO-NIGIIT. AT 8 O'CLOCK. And at MONSTER MATINEE TO-DAY. 2 P.M. "THE MYSTERIOUS DR. FU MANCHU." Starring Warner Oland—Neil Hamilton. Jean Arthur. 100 PER CENT. DIALOGUE. And Excellent All-Talking Short Featurettes. F.ESERVFS. 40-101. AVONDALE RESIDENTS NOTE. FREE BUS Leaves Post Office 1.30 To-day for the Matinee, returning immediately after the pictures. A PUBLIC DEBATE. RATIONALIST CHALLENGE ACCEPTED. STRAND THEATRE. TO-MORROW (SUN.) AFTERNOON, AT 2.30. A PUBLIC DEBATE Will Take Place Between REV. W. LAWSON MARSH, M.A , And MR. J. S. LANGLEY, Lecturer to the Rationalist Association of Australia Limited. SUBJECT: "THE HISTORICITY OF JESUS." Chairman: E. C. CUTTEN, ESQ., S.M. Doors Open at 2 p.m. Debate Commences 2.30 p.m. Sharp. SILVER COLLECTION. NET PROCEEDS TO BE DEVOTED TO CHARITIES. p opular C INEMA ffvC, by J gERVICE, HjLjy STRAND THEATRE, - SUNDAY NIGHT, AT 7. Speaker: REV. TO?,I OLDS. Subject: "PAYING OUR DEBTS." Solos: MISS FREDA LITHERLAND, " A String of Pearls." MRS. W. E. McMICHAEL, " Arise, O Sun," MASSED SINGING. 1500 VOICES. LED BY "UNCLE TOM." SECOND PART OF "FOUR SONS" will he Screened. EVERYBODY WELCOME. Doors open C.30 p.m. Come early. RUGBY FOOTBALL. EDEN PARK. EDEN PARK. EDEN PARK. TO-DAY TO-DAY TO-DAY GRAMMAR V. MARISTS. GRAMMAR V. MARISTS. GRAMMAR V. MARISTS. KICK-OFF 1.30 P.M 'VARSITY" V. TRAINING COLLEGE. 'VARSITY V. TRAINING COLLEGE. 'VARSITY V. TRAINING COLLEGE. KICK-OFF < P.M. Admission, Is; Stand, Is extra. School Children, Free to Groun 1. "RUGBY NEWS." "RUGBY NEWS." Full of now, interesting subjects each week. Don't miss your copy. Price Gd, including programme. SHOW GROUNDS. SHOW GROUNDS. TECH. 0.8. V. GRAFTON. TECH. 0.8. V. GRAFTON. TECH. 0.8. V. GRAFTON. KICK-OFF 3 P.M. Admission, Is; Stand Free. ART UNIONS. TV INNING NUMBERS FN J. D. PER- • ' RETT'S ART UNION.—Nos f.BG °8 r > 255. 191, -100, 571 i. .111, :iiSI, 25, 705, 425.' 514,' 574, 814, 21, 578, 407, 4!M, 71)8, 518, 524. Prizes nt Messrs. Hiil and Plummer," Ltd.! \ Queen Street. TEACHERS OF ELOCUTION. CULFORD BELL. Cultivation of tho Speaking Voice. Upper Queen St.. Next to Tabernacle.