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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20982, 19 September 1931, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. " FATHER'S SON." TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS!! PACKED HOUSE ENTHUSES. PACKED HOUSE ENTHUSES. MAJESTIC (A Fuller-Hayward Theatre). MATINEE TO-DAY. 2.30. Sossions: 11, 2.15, 8. JT'S A LONG TIME. IN FACT, NOT SINCE "SORRELL AND SON." THAT SUCH A SCREEN TRIUMPH AS "FATHER S SON HAS BEEN REGISTERED. NEVER BEFORE HAS AN AUCKLAND AUDIENCE BEEN SO DEEPLY AFFECTED. IT'S A SENSATION!!! Spellbound! You'll smil? and cry as you Be© and hear this Stirring Story. BOOTH TARKINGTON'S BOOTH TARKINGTON'S BOOTH TARKINGTON'S Story For All Whose Hearts Are Young. sO^" .. gOs*' SC* 5 -' LEWIS STONE, IRENE RICH, LEON JANNEY. NOW YOU KNOW HOW CHEAT A MOTION PICTURE CAN BE. Come and meet the kid that was you. Remember how ho wanted that niougrei pup? Remember how he saw its friendliness, while dad only saw its fleas? # * * Remember the joy of childhood mischief, the tragedy of its punishment and the comfort of mother' 3 understanding? PLANS AT MAJESTIC. Phone 43-210 for Reserves. 2000 Seats, Is to 2s. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) AT THE CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL. 7.15 P.M. SUPERBLY ILLUSTRATED LECTURE, "LONDON THE MAGNIFICENT." IMPERIAL CITY OF THE EMPIRE. 100 Beautiful Coloured Photographs, showing magnificent Buildings, wonderful Bridges, famous Historic Places, unrivalled Embankment and its Monuments, tbe Thames—one of the most famous Waterways of the World, etc., etc. ALL PICTURES ESPECIALLY TAKEN FOR THIS LECTURE. First of a Series to be given every SUNDAY EVENING by the Gifted Lecturer, E. HEADLAM GREENHOW, of the London Authors' Society. The Lecture will be supported by a Specially Selected MUSICAL PROGRAMME. 6.45 p.m.: Request Records supplied by R. W. Strong, Ltd.. Queen St. 7 p.m.: Piano Recital: E. Headlam Greenhow. Doors open 6.30 p.m. Silver Collection. For Reserves Phone 27-565. Proceeds over expenses to be handed to Auckland City Council Unemployment Fund. • BOHEMIAN ORCHESTRA. Conductor: OOLIN MUSTON, L-R.A.'M. Leader: EDITH WHITELAW. L.R.A.M THIRD CONCERTT 18TH SEASON. TOWN HALL. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24. THE ORCHESTRA WILL PLAY— Prelude to Third Act. "Lohengrin" Wagnei. Overture—"Bartered Pride" - Smetana. Symphony, No. 7 (2nd Movement) Beethoven. "Midsummer Night's Dream" Music Mendelssohn. (Overture. Scherzo, Nocturne and Wedding March). Suite—"L'Arlesienne" Bizet. MR. FRANK PARSONS, L.A.8., WILL PLAY— Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto (Andante Movement,), with Orchestral Accompaniment. MR, S. SLY. WHO IS MAKING HIS FIRST APPEARANCE IN AUCKLAND AFTER THREE YEARS' SOJOURN IN AMERICA. WILL PLAY— Trombone Solo—"Am Meet" - Schubert, With Orchestral Accompaniment, THE ST. CUTHBERT'S GIRLS' SCHOOL CHOIR will Render the Following Items—"Dream Song" - - Alan Palmer. "The Clinse" - - - - C. V. Stanford. Peat-Fire Flame" - M. Kennedy Fraser. forty Years On" -Harrow School Song Under the Conducforship of Miss Connie-Mara Herbert, L.A.B. A TRULY BEAUTIFUL AND VARIED PROGRAMME. 2s f,d RESERVED SEATS - 2s 6d (No Tax.) ' 400 UNRESERVED SEATS AT 1b fid. ENROL NOW For Last. ENROL NOW Half of Season. 7s fid 2 Tickets for Each of 2 Concerts. Plans opens at 7.30 a.m. on TUESDAY Next at the Box Office. Caddell's, Ltd.. Queen's Arcade. l'hone 41-359. association football. BLANDFORD PARK. blandford park. usfol TO-DAY (SAT.), 3 P.MREPRESENTATIVE MATCH. RETURN GAME. NAVY NAVY (COMBINED) NAVY V AUCKLAND. AUCKLAND. AUCKLAND. REMEMBER THE LAST GREAT GAME! EARLY MATCH. 1.30 P.M. SEMI-FINAL SENIOR RESERVE CUP. TRAMUREWA V. Y.M.C.A. Admission, lid and Is. Ladies, including Stand, fid. NAVY BAND IN ATTENDANCE. COURSING. AUCKLAND COURSING CLUB. TO-DAY (SATURDAY), 1.30 P.M. THE ENCLOSURE, OTAHUHU. LADIES' BRACELET STAKES. OPEN STAKES. THE COURSING CARNIVAL OF THE NORTH. ADMISSION: Gents Is, Ladies W. Motor-cars Is. Members' Cars Fr*«.