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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20620, 19 July 1930, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. AS WE PREDICTED! AS WE PREDICTED! Never have such shriekß of Laughter been heard at the St. James.' We have a real wonderful programmo on this weok. ST. JAMES* ST. JAMES' " Where Sound Sounds Best." 3 SESSIONS DAILY: 11 A.M., 2.15 P.M., 8 P.M. A BRITISH PICTURE. A BRITISH PICTURE. The Moat Uproariously Funny Farco Comedy that ever graced the talking screen. Sir Benjamin and Mr. John Fuller have pleasure in presenting ROOKERY ROOKERY ROOKERY ROOKERY WITH THE OTUGINAL LONDON COMPANY. DELIGHTFUL ENTERTAINMENT AND BRITISH. BRITISH. Also an Extrn Special Picked Supporting Programme. PLANS AT ST. JAMES'. Seats Cannot ho Booked by Phcrne for To-night. VICTORIA. DEVONPORT. A fuller-Hay ward Theatre. MADGE BELLAMY In " TO-NIGHT AT TWELVE." A Sensational Coinedy-Drnma, recommended by the N.Z. Censor as more suitable for Adult audiences. Also Screening: " SECOND RUGBY TEST MATCH." Exciting play at Christchurch. AN ALL-TALKING PROGRAMME. Usual Prices. 22-9GB for Reserves. QIT Y OF AUCKLAND. ZOOLOGICAL PARK. ZOOLOGICAL PARK. SUNDAY AFTERNOON, AT 2.45. AUCKLAND MUNICIPAL BAND Presents the Following Fine Programme:— God Save the King. HYMN. "Holy. Holy, Holy!" - Dykes OVERTURE, "The Merry Wives of Windsor" Nicolai SUITE ESPAGNOLE, "La Feria" - - - - - - Lacombe SCHERZO C.S. SELECTION, "Faust" .... Gounod Interval. MARCH. "Golden Trumpets" - - - - C.S. ANDANTE, from the First Movement of the Symphony "Pathetic" - ... - - - Techaikowsky SELKCTION. "Aida" - - - - Verdi HYMN, "The Church's One Foundation" - - - - Wesley MARCH, "The Soldier's Wooing" - Safroni National Anthem. TOWN HALL, SUNDAY NIGHT,

AT 8.30. FREE MUSICAL RECITAL 'By the AUCKLAND MUNICIPAL BAND. • PROGRAMME. GRAND MARCH, "The March to Calvary" (from "The Redemption") - Gounod OVERTURE. "Light Cavalry" - - Suppe XYLOPHONE SOLO. "Concertino" - - - - - - Greenwood Soloist. MR. ROWLAND JACKSON. MORCEAUX (a) Minuet - - - Beethoven (b) Minuetto - - Boccherini CORNET SOLO. "The Lost Chord" - - - - - Sullivan Soloist. MR. FRED BOWES. WALTZ - INTERMEZZO. " Beethoven Echoes" Chr. Smith PICCOLO SOLO. "The Wren" - - Damare Soloist, MR. HAL. C. McLENNAN. SELECTION, "The Gondoliers" - Sullivan Hymns. National Anthem. J. S. BRIGIIAM, Town Clerk. BRIGHT. Breezy. Pleasant Sunday Afternoon. All Men welcome. Lewis Eady Hall To-morrow, at 3 p.m. First-class Musical Items. Short Address by Dr. H. Ranston. SHOWS. AUCKLAND WINTER EXHIBITION. AUCKLAND WINTER EXHIBITION. YOUR LAST CHANCE. YOUR LAST CHANCE. TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT. TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT. 9 A.M. TO 10 P.M. 9 A.M. TO 10 P.M. DONT MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY! DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY! FUN AND ENJOYMENT FOR ALL. ADMISSION: Adults, Is; Children, 6d. SPORTING. AUCKLAND RACING CLUB. ANNUAL MEETING. I'lie Annual Meeting of Members will i>e neld nt the Chamber of Commerce, Swanson filreet in MONDAY. August 1] next NOMINATIONS for the Offices of Presi dent Vice President and Five Committee men, nlso Three Stewards, must be de posited with the undersigned bv 12 NOOV Today (Saturday^. W 8. BPENCE, Secretary .)?, Shurtland Street.

YACHTING. ,4 KAKANA YACHT CLUB (Incorp.) -Siae PRIZE NIGHT AND DANCE. Tin' Annua) Prize Night nnd Dance will lie held in the Clubhouse, Mechanics' Bay, 011 WEDNESDAY NEXT. July 23 Danoina. « p.m. to midnight. Stacey's Orchestra. Snpper Free Bus Service from Endean's Buildings from 7.30 to 8.30 SubscriptionsGents. 3.' Indies '2« fid Double, 5s No i; t- finn nt-in 1 prize-winner will receive prize, and the Club will not be responsible for trophies unclaimed on Prize Night. G. E. LAYCOCK. Hon. Secretary. GRANT COWEN, Who has heen Continuing her Stndies at the Royal Academy, London, lias now Returned, and is Ready to Receive Pupils for Pianoforte at 1. LOWER VINCENT STREET. Telephone 23-250.