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

AMUSEMENTS. THEY COULDN'T ALL GET IN! HUNDREDS WERE TURNED AWAY! Phone Bookings cannot be kept To-night after 7.45 p.m. THE REGENT The Perfect Sound Theatre. Direction - J. C. Williamson Films. 3 SESSION DATLY LAST NIGHT'S PACKED HOUSE SAT GASPING! STIRRED BY THIS THRILLING DRAMA - GRIPPED BY THE INTENSITY OF THIS GREAT SENSATION! See It! Hear It! You Will Never Forget It! RONALD COLMAN RONALD COLMAN RONALD COLMAN RONALD COLMAN IN "CONDEMNE D." "CONDEMNE D." "CONDEMNE D." WITH ANN HARDING, LOUIS WOLHEIM, DUDLEY DIGGES. (Recommended by Censor as more suitable for Adult Audiences.) - AND - WONDERFUL SUPPORTING FEATURETTES. Including TITTA RUFFO, The World's Greatest Baritone. TOM WARING. Of Waring's Pennsylvanians. BRADMAN, Holder of World's Record, at the Wickets. SIR HUBERT WILKINS Telling you personally of his Antarctic Adventures. Box Plans nt Theatre (Phone 46-888). BE WISE ATTEND THE DAY SESSIONS and avoid the Evening Crußh. REGENT THEATRE. SUNDAY EVENING CHARITY ENTERTAINMENT. DOORS OPEN r,.30 P.M WHITEFORD WAUGH'S ORCHESTRA. Assisting Aitists.—MlSS JENNIE MARSDEN (Soprano), MISS IDA LOCKWARP (Violiniste), MR. LEN. BARNES (Baritone), MR. JACK DAVEY (Baritone), SIMPSON (Organist). MR. ERIC BI'.LL (Accompanist). Silent Picture. LOST IN THE ARCTIC." No Children Admitted Unless in Charge of Parents.

CLICK CLACK CABARET. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. " The Sportical Sport for the Sporty Sort." FOOTBALL VISITORS' NIGHT. A Riot of Fun and Dance. A Musical Treat by THE CLICK CLACK INTERNATIONALS. The Finest Dance Orchestra in Town. Reserve Your Cubicle Now at our Box Office. Checker Taxis. Head Office, N.Z. Insurance Bldg. Phones 46-800, 43-904, or at the CLICK CLACK. PHONE 40-789. 7a Gd DOUBLE. 11TEN, come to Lewis Eady Hall, Tomorrow, at 3 p.m. Rev. T. Olds will hold his first peasant Sunday afternoon H f Ralston AddreßS by Dr " LEAGUE FOOTBALL. <S LEAGUE FOOTBALL LEAGUE FOOTBALL [gjleague football LEAGUE FOOTBALL CARLAW' PARK. CARLAW PARK. TO-DAY (SATURDAY), TO-DAY (SATURDAY). THE RIVALS OF OLD DAYS. THE RIVALS OF OLD DAYS. CITY V. PONSONBY. Cm' V. PONSONBY, DEVONPORT 'V. 1 RICHMOND, DEVONPORT V. RICHMOND, NO. 2. 3 P.M. PARNELL V. MANGERE, PARNELL V. MANGERE, NO. 1. 1.30 P.M. Follow the Crowd to Carlaw Park. Admis»ion-r-Gonta: Ground, Is; Stand, la. Ladies: Ground, 6d; Stand, fid. IVAN CULPAN.

REUNIONS. AUCKLAND GRAMMAR SCHOOL OLD BOYS' ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL REUNION. SCOTS HALL, SYMONDS STREET. TO-DAY (SATURDAY), AT 8 P.M. Tickets Available at the Door. T. S. MILLER, Secretary trEST COASTERS' ASSOCIATION. REUNION. DANCING (Old Time and -Sew.) SI. BENEDICT'S □ ALL EAST STREET. TO-NlGli'l (Sattirdayi. at S P.M. ADMISSION: Gentlem n, 2s- Ladies, Is 6d. BOXING _ VTORTHERN BOXING ASSOCIATION. AUCKLAND CHAMPIONSHIPS. .lULY '25 AND is. Entries for th-? t hove tournament will close at the Secretary's Otiiee. Exchange Lane, n! 5 p.m. NEXT WEDNESDAY. .7nlv 23. Nomination Komi* can be obtained nn application. J. H. WATTS. Hon. Secretary FRITZ HOLLAND'S GYM. Where you may it tain heaitu ,',3s -itretislh and fitness by spend Ha eiroyahly an hour or two TSjh >i voin -"part iinw each week *f—& ar-Jr' id !• cosy. airy, centrullj located *ym undei the persona! supervision of KKITZ HOLLAND. BOXING 111! JITSU PHYSICAL CIJLTUKE ' ounces lor Business and Prolessional Men Private Lessone by Appointment, terms from :is per Quarter Call or Phone for Interviews Hours Pa.m to 6 pm Monday tc Friday 9 a.m to 1 p.m Saturday. T.,'{o to 9 ..londay, Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday Eveninca FRITZ HOLLAND. 240 A. QUEEN STREET. Phone 46-692. (Above Jeffrey'a Boot Shop.)