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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20626, 26 July 1930, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. COMMENCING TO-DAY. A famous author writes:— How heartily i enjoyed UNDER Til 15 GRE KN WOOD TREE."' "To servo up so much beauty—with bo many laughs." THE LONDON" THE LONDON. o t .„ 0.p.0. Tlin All-Hritish Talkie Theatre. Direction: Mr* Henry Hayward. To-day the great Knglish production starts. Taken from the novel by THOMAS HARDY, Tho loved author of many famous books, including '"Jess of tho D'Urbervillos," and "UNDER THE GREENWOOD TREE." "UNDER THE GREENWOOD TREE." "UNDER THE GREENWOOD TREE." "UNDER THE GREENWOOD TREE." Tho Talkie with all tlio charm and beauty of old Knglnnd! Delightful to the eye, tuneful to the earl Seo arid hear the folk norma and dances of our ancestors! It is full of corned and laughs! A full cast. including JOHN BATTEN, A native of Auckland, NOW FAMOUS IN ENGLISH TALKIES A liri MARGUERITE ALLEN. All-English Talkie Supports: New Mickey Mouse Feature, " FIDDLIN* ROUND." " POT POURRI." Dale Smith and Gordon Freeman and Lotirmn in Comedy, " DOING HIS DUTY." Sessions: 11,15, 1.3d, 3.35, 5.45 and R. THE LONDON. THE LONDON. RI ALTO BRDADWAY, NEWMARKET. THIS AFTKKNOON, 2 30. TO-NIGHT, AT 8. We I'recent DENIS KING DENIS KING JEANETTE MACDONALD JEANETTE MACDONALD i i) The Most Magnificent Film of nil "THE VAGABOND KING." "THE VAGABOND KING." "THE VAGABOND KING." "THE VAGABOND KING." "THE VAGABOND KING." "THE VAGABOND KING." "THE VAGABOND KING." "THE VAGABOND KING." Magnificent in Plot - Magnificent in Colour and Settings—Magnificent in Songs and Romance. Also, A Specially Selected Support in" Programme. NOTE!! Patrons are requested to Ring Early as the Box Plan is rapidly filling. Usual prices, Stalls, Is: D.C., 2s. Reserves, Cd extra. Phono

AUCKLAND METHODIST CENTRAL MISSION. STRAND THEATRE. PEOPLE'S POPULAR SERVICE. Soloist: MISS CECILIA PR INGLE. SHORT HOT-POINT TALKS. "WHAT I THINK OF JESUS CHRIST." By FOUR YOUNG MEN. COMMUNITY SINGING THAT LIFTS PICTURE: "SHEPHERD OF THE HILLS," Part 111. Doors Open 6.30. Come Along. 3 P.M.—MEN'S BROTnFRIIOOD, LEWIS EADY HALL. Speaker: VV J JORDAN, M.P. SOLOISTS: Vocal, Mr 11. J. TAYLOR. Violin, MR. NEVILLE WALKER.

WRESTLING. 'NEW ZEALAND WRESTLING 5/ ASSOCIATION (INCORPORATED) TOWN HALL. TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), TEST MATCH NIGHT, TEST MATCH NIGHT, AT 8 O'CLOCK. GEORGE WALKEFL Tbo Canadian Panther. ' TOM RAY, Lato Instructor Fanner Burns' Wrestling College. EIGHT 10-MINUTE ROUNDS. EIGHT 10-MINUTE ROUNDS, First-class Amateur Preliminaries. Popular Prices.—Stage. 10s; Drees Circle and Front Stalls, 6s: Reserves, 7s Gd; Gnllery. 2s 6d We Pay Tax. BOX PLAN NOW OPEN AT CARTER AND ASHER'S. SHORTLAND STREET BOOK EARLY. EACH LADY (ESCORTED) FREE TO FRONT STALLS ONLY. MEETINGS. TROTTING QLUB. Nominations for Six Mem hers of Committee and Six Stewards will ho received at the Club's Office. Durham Street East, on or b<nore 12 Noon. TUESDAY Inly '2!) 1930 Should the Proposal to Merge tha Otiiliuhu Trotting Club be approved and the consequential alteration oi Rules be adopted at the Annual Meeting, there will be no Election this year for Committe< >r Stewards. A. G MABEE, Secretary The Annual Meeting will be held in Bishops Court I,Unary, I'urnell. on TIiURS DAY, July 81 at 8 p.m CHAIRMAN . rho Ven Archdeacon Mac Murray SPEAKERSNurse McConnell I'lie Ven. Archdeacon Simkin. Rev ('. B W Seton. C. K Grierson. Esq All interested in the work of the Homos are invited to attend. p AND T EMPLOM'.EP ASSOCIATION SPECIAL MEETING. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HALL. (Upstairs) TUESDAY JUl.'i 29, XO.'iO, « p.m Business Proposed Sepn.au- Organisation What are its Object l ''' Is it NecoßsH v? Who is behind n . Fullest Attendanct Requested 11 R PA I (LANE. Section Secretary '"PHE Annual Meeting, Dallodil Day for 10:10, will be held in the Manure-.va Town Hall July 10. at '2 p.m J W Middle ton. LAWN TENNIS. MT. ALBERT LAWN TENNIS CLUB (INC ) The Club, which has l'. Grass and 3 Chip Courts, lias vacancies for New Members. Play all the vear round. Particulars and application forms obtainable from D. SUMNER, C.o. Union Steam Ship Company.