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

AMUSEMENTS. THE BEST SHOW TO-NIGHT —- BOOK EARLY! THE CIVIC. Direction Thomas A. O'Brien. 3 SESSION'S DAILY--10.45 - ATTENTION, CRICKETERS! DON BRADMAN SPEAKS from the screen, tells you ail about his tour in ENGLAND and dhows and explains his favourite strokes. IN ADDITION ?ou see KINGSFORD SMITH'S arrival in AUSTRALIA from ENGLAND-Hear his TRIBUTE to HILL, tho man who had bad luck. THE "SORRELL AND SON OF 1930. A Fathei gives his Boy to the LAW to answer a charge of murder—Then stood cloan to him—though it disgraced / his family'" name THE YEAR'S DRAMATIC TRIUMPH. With JOYCE COMPTON. KENNETH THOMPSON. Brilliant Stage Stars. Here is one of the greatest pictures ever to be screened in Auckland— A story full of human interest from start to finish Stark drama that holds your intereiit to the very end The court scene s, dramatic triumph in itself. YOU MUST NOT FAIL TO SEE THIS GLORIOUS MASTERPIECE. BOX PLANS NOW OPEN AT THE CIVIC.

43-266 [ RESERVES | 40-266 f CIVIC WINTERGARDEN CABARET. DANCING TO-NIGHT, 10.15 TO 12 P.M. STREAMER DANCES, BALLOON DANCES. Make It A CARNIVAL NIGHT. SUNDAY NIGHT. SUNDAY NIGHT. SUNDAY NIGHT CIVIC WINTERGARDEN TEAROOMS. MUSICAL PROGRAMME A Snecial Innovation at the Civic Winter garden every Sunday Evening will be tb« appearance of the " CIVIC TRIO, UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MR. HAYDN MURRAY, .. , IN A SELECTED MUSICAL < PROGRAMME. I ALSO. MR. EWART LYNE ' AT THE CIVIC GRAND ORGAN. SPEND A PLEASANT EVENING A? ' THE CIVIC. SUNDAY NIGHT 8 P.M. In Aid of Local Charities. A BIG TALKIE AND SILENT PICTURE PROGRAMME Including the vnry fine picture '"Hindi* Wakeß," will be (riven in the Rialto Theatre on Sunday, commencing at 8 p.m. CITY MISSION SERVICE Now Held at fcffSis) EPIPHANY CHURCH, NEWTON (Opposite Reservoir). TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) NIGHT. Doors Open 6.15. Service Begins 7 0 Clock. Solo by BERT VALENTINE. Anthem by MISSION CHOIR, Short Organ Recital at 6.40 by MR. W. R. G. EMERSON, formerly of London. PREACHER: REV. JASPER CALDER. A Hearty Invitation to Old Friends. Rally round us in our new quarters. "If you have no church home, make your home with us." N.B.—After this date our advt. will appear only under the Church columns, when full details of morning services, etc.. will be given. ' PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. M K H. P BLiKEIDENTAL SURGEON, BROADWAY CHAMBERS, NEWMARKET.

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