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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20722, 15 November 1930, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. CHILDREN'S MATINEES. TO-DAY, 10.30 AND 2. Same Programme ns Evenintc Session with Added Attrncliona for tho Children. HAROLD~LLOYD In "WHY WORRY." A Gorgeous Technieolourctto. ALADDIN And His WONDERFUL LAMP. FREE. FREE. FREE. To Every Child Attending our Matinees To-day. A BRAND NEW PENNY. to-night! TO-NIGHT. SESSIONS: s—B. "BORDER ROMANCE.' It Has Sensations. It Has Actincr. It Has Excitement. It llus Mystorv. GLORIOUS SONGS With a Cast of Notable Players, including ARMIDA DON TERRY, MARJORIE KANE, WESLEY BARRY. IN "ADDITION: The Fastest and Funniest Farce of tho Year — •' JERRY BUILDERS." rjWEN gOME jyjORE J^AUGHS. MICKEY MAGUIRE In ••MICKEY'S STRATEGY. ALSO ALSO, " SCREEN SNAPSHOTS." Always First with the Latest from Hollywood. PLAN AT THEATRE. Phone Reserves, 41-586. No Extra Charge for Reserves.

2nd AND LAST WEEK OF "SHOW OF SHOWS." "SHOW OF SHOWS." Of Its Kind There lias Been Nothinz Better Ever Screened in Auckland. ST. JAMES' ST. JAMES' " Where Sound Sounds Best." SESSIONS: 11 a.m.. 2.15 and 8. Seats Cannot Bo Booked by Phone for To-night. PLANS AT ST. JAMES'.

QI T Y OF AUCKLAND. ZOOLOGICAL PARK. ZOOLOGICAL PARK. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) AFTERNOON, AT 3 P.M. The Following Programme of Music will be rendered by 'no MUNICIPAL BAND. (Acting-Bandmaster. MR. HAL. C. McLENNAN.). "Clod Save the King." MARCH. "Royal Standard" - - - Keith OVERTURE. "Hungarian Comedy" - - • - - . - Jseler-Bela HYMN. "Lest We Forget" - - Blanchard "WALTZ. "Cold and Silver" - - - Lehar INTERMEZZO. "A Memory Garden - - - - - Farm an SELECTION. "Lohengrin" - - Wagner Interval. MARCH, "British Steel" - - - - Underbill VALSE, "Springtime" ----- Saner HYMN, "Deep Harmony" - - - C. Smith SELECTION, "Opera Gems" - - Sullivan MARCH, "Strike Sure" - - - - Graham National Anthem. ,T. S. BRIGHAM. Town Clerk. pt IT Y O F AUCKLAND. TOWN HALL. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) EVENING, At 8.30 O'clock P.M. ORGAN RECITAL. MR. MAUGHAN BARNETT, City Organist, Will Play:— Fugue in G (Bach), Rondo (C. P. Bach). Adagio (Widor), Symphony Summer Song (Lemare), Concert Fantasia on Bizet's Carmen. Elizabethan Air arranged for Organ and Bells. Jubilant March (Fnulkes). ADMISSION FREE. J. S. BRIGHAM. Town Clerk. PUBLIC DEBATE! SECOND DEBATE BETWEEN MR. 0. E. BURTON. M.A., Wesley College (AFFIRMS), And MR. J. S. LANGLEY. Rationalist Lecturer. (DENIES), Will take place at the STRAND THEATRE TO-MORROW (SUN.) AFTERNOON AT 3 P.M. SUBJECT: " DID JESUS EVER LIVE?" " DID JESUS EVER LIVE?" CHAIRMAN: J. A. LEE, ESQ. DOORS OPEN 2.30 P.M. COLLECTION TO DEFRAY EXPENSES. ALL SURPLUS TO CHARITY. MOTOR-CYCLE RACING. HENNING'S HENNING'S SPEEDWAY. SPEEDWAY. MANGERE. MOTOR-CYCLE RACES. MOTOR-CYCLE RACES. COME AND SEE REAL SPEED AND FORCED BROADSIDING. TO-DAY. TO-DAY. First Event, '2 p.m. CAR PARKING FREE. Radio Announcements. Passonger Transport Buses Leave City: 1.15 P.M. Via Penrose and Otabuhu. 1.35 P.M. Via Onchuuga and Mangero. Adults, Is (Id. Children, Gd. NORTH SHORE MOTOR-CYCLE CLUB. LECTURES. _ THIRST QHURCH OF JURIST, gCIENTIST, Announce Two FREE LECTURES On QHRISTIAN gCIENCE QIIRISTIAN gCIENCE QHRISTIAN gCIENCE By JUDGE SAMUEL W. GREENE, C.5.8.. Of Chicago, Illinois, Member of the Board of Lectureship of Tho Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass., U.S.A., Q COTS JTALL. SYMONDS STREET. OUNDAY, rpUESDAY, N°V. 25, AT g P.M. ALL ARE CORDIALLY INVITED. Sunday's Lecture will be Broadcast from IYA. AT 9 P.M.. o