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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21314, 15 October 1932, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS Direction: Civic Theatre, Ltd. v Sessions: 11, 2.15, 8. 2500 SEATS AT !/. 1/6, 2/. i : V A TERRIFIC THUNDERBOLT ♦ OF MODERN DRAMA. ?£• SARI MARITZA SARI MARITZA SARI MARITZA The New European Screen Idol.Another Dietrich, i. "FORGOTTEN COMMANDMENTS" "FORGOTTEN COMMANDMENTS "FORGOTTEN COMMANDMENTS« " FORGOTTEN COMMANDMENTS * (A Paramount Picture.) i: ! < | Glorified by Spectacular. Scenes from 1 I the Cecil B. De Mille Epic I "THE TEN COMMANDMENTS." J With \\ GENE RAYMOND \ \ MARGUERITE CHURCHILLV \ IRVING PICHEL \! A Story Revealing the New Revolution ia Ideals Through Which the World is Cur» rontly Moving; Tesitir? a New Social System* Throwing Off Custom and Making a Mockery of Human Love. r; I GREAT SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. PARAMOUNT NEWS. SCREEN SONG. NEW CIVIC ORCHESTRA With . HAROLD BAXTER Conducting. (a) "The Belle .of New York." (b) "Londonderry Air." BE ADVISED. BOOK NOW. RESERVATIONS FROM 2s 3d. PHONE 30-1 SO. STRAND (.(Direction: Thos. A. O'Brien.) COMMENCING TO-DAY GEORGE BANCROFT", GEORGE BANCROFT, GEORGE BANCROFT. AS THE RUFFIAN KING OF RED RUSSIA—'THE NEW POWER IN A LAND GONE MAD WITH REVOLUTION. ' "THE WORLD . AND THE FLESH," (A Paramount Picture, recommend<id by 4b* Censor more especially for Adult audiences!): THE RED BEAR OF RUSSIA—PROUH OF HIS SCARS. GLORIFYING 2N CON* QUEST. AFRAID OF NO MAN! YES SOLD INTO. A DEATH-NOOSE BY THH WOMAN WHO FOUGHT HIM WIT 3 LOVE. CAN HE REGAIN CAN HE BATTLE HER TO A VICTORY, SEE - - : GEORGE^ANCROFF IN THE GREATEST ROLE OF HIS CAREER IN V "THE WORLD ~ r AND THE FLESH." . ; STRAND TO-DAY. Phone 43-114 for Reservei. INDEPENDENT THEATRES. THE BEST ALWAYS. CAPITOL DOUBLE-STAR PROGRAMME. HERBERT MUNDEN iri_ ! (!) —"WE DINE AT j Side-Splitting Comedy, with England's i Wittiest Comedian. (2)—" BEN HUR," with RAMON NOVARRO. MAY McAVOT* "Marvellous • Masterpiece of Action and Romance. MATINEE-2 P.M. "DANGER ISLAND." ' Phone 12-199 for Reserve. BOOK EARLY. EMPIRE |? TO-NIGHT AT 8: RONALD COLMAN i* "THE UNHOLY GARDEN" a Also. BEBE DANIELS in " HONOUR OF THE FAMILY." - MATINEE TO-DAY at 2 p.m. "Unholy GurdeJi." Serial. Coroeiifes. eta^ ===[ ONEHUNGA |===s STRAND' TO-NICrHT. ALEXANDER -KIHKLAND. ItALt'U BELLAMY AND VIOLET HEMMING 1* i " ALMOST MARRIED? 7 "! Adult' Recommendation. Excellent. Supportibt Programme. E THERE WHEN THE SFINSTES SPINS. _ CONCERT CHAMBER. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY. October 19 and 20. For ST. JOHN AMBULANCE. , COMMUNITY SIN GINS T #QOMSUNITY SINGING* A Lill : TOWN HALL. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER lH 12.80 to 1.30 p.m. .* Song Leader: MR. Wm. GAHRATT. MR. Wm. GARRATT. Vocalist: MB. HAROLD F. DAVIS. Pianist: MRS. BARRINGTON SNOW. W. WOODHEAD. Hon. Sec.. Auckland Community Singing Committee., ' CRICKET % .y . A CRICKET PRACTICE yW 1 WILL BE HELD Z/L OF THE Y.M.C.A. /ifoN CRICKET CLUB AT VICTORIA PARK, 2 P.M. TO-DAY (SATURDAY). E. R. SUTHERLAND. Secretary. in j/ AUCKLAND CRICKET A ASSOCIATION. /J&S Entries for the First and Senior B Grades close oa TUESDAY. October 18. at jvp.in. and for all Lower Grades on TLESDAi. October 25. at 5 p.m.. .with the «"dersigr,ed, . Hon. Secretary. THE NEW ZEALAND HERALD \ AND AUCKLAND VEEKLY NEWS. ADVERTISEMENTS: PREPAID RATES.-SEE COUPON. PAGS THREE OF THIS ISSUE N.Z. Herald: The recognised medium foe best results. TELEPHONES: Advertisements — 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. After 11 p.m. .. ~ 46-944 .. 44-698 Replies to advertisements will be received at the Office of the Herald, and when postage is provided will be promptly for w arde4 on to tho advertiser. Please note that the Postal Department will not delner to any nom-de-plume, initial or number addressed care of any Post Office. The Company does not hold itself re- P sible for non-insertion of any ?d vert '® el ?"£ or advertisements, through. or _irom other causes, or 1 for error m the publication of any advertisement. _____ - Printed and Published by Henry of Remuera, and William Robert of Takapuna. for WILSOS and WlOR™ * Limited, at the Office <.f the Con P 149 Queen Street, Auckland. Saturday, October 15, 1932