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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21396, 20 October 1934, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS THEY'RE COMING! 20 AEROPLANES FROM DIFFERENT COUNTRIES, FLOWN BY WORLD'S CRACK PILOTS, RACING 13.000 MILES FROM LONDON TO MELBOURNE. I! Sessions:' 11. 12.15, 2.30, 5.0, S.O p.m. FLY THE CENTENARY AIK ROUTE, j Sir Kinssford Smith personally describes the Trip The Only Film Portraying the Route. " THE OLD BUS," "The Southern Cross." ! "Tho Old Bus" is a film of surpassing inj terest: it combines adventure with the most t picturesque scer.es in the world. It is the j human side, however, which is eo enthrall- ■ ing. All those men who made aviation posi sible in Australia are here. From their ] efforts—extraordinary and even comic as j they were—came the achievements of Sir | Ross and Sir Keith Smith, of Hinkler, cf ! Parer and Mcintosh, and c£ KisgsfordSmith himself. Associate Feature LEW AYRES j "LET'S BE RITZY" [ " VICTORIA, 100 t YEAR'S PROGRESS." Melbourne—Toorak—Flinders Station— I Swanstou Street—Cup Da? Crowds— I Flemington Racecourse—Princes Bridge j —Henley on Yarra—Botanical Gardens ! —St. Kilda Road and Beach—Mildura ? —Geelong—Bailsrat and Bendigo. i Day Sessions; Selected Featurettes. (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) I PLAXS AT MAJESTIC. PHONE 43-210. j "OLD BUS" PRIZE AWARDS. ! MODEL AEROPLANE SECTION—A. Reynolds (D.H. Dragon), first; H. Clark ; (Boeing F483), first, tied; F. Mills (Brisi toi Bulldog), second. Mrs. J. Clark, Fuse* j lags Model, only 'entry, first. I ESSAY SECTION.—NeIIie Gitroy. first; K. Wiliina, second; W. M. Golden, third. Consolation, prizes will be posted to-day to other competitors. A THE STATE ,11 111 SYMONDS STREET. ; ■■ (Direction. .R. J. Kerridge.) \==E SPECIAL AT THE MATINEE !==: to-day. j==. TOM MIX ! M 4 *" T Approved for Universal Exhibition. TO-NIGHT Atitusical 1U jgXTRAVAGANZA gTAGED JN E ☆ "☆ ☆ s "FLYING DOWN TO RIO" ■ FEATUBUN Or - _ , « DOLORES DEL RIO. GENE 1 RAYMOND, GINGER ROGERS, FRED ASTAIRE. j HEAR THE SONGS; t j "Orchids in the Moonlight," 1 Tj "Flying Down to Eio," I j "Made Makes Me." i v SEE THE DANCES: 1 L "The Mexican Tango," "Tse 1 { Brazilian Carlo c a." ' I SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW f= IN MUSICAL ROMANCES; 1= TOO GOOD TO MISS. I- ■ j Recommenced by Censor for Adults. ADMISSIONS: 1/6 & !/- J 1 CHILDREN 6D. _J STATE PHONE. 43-645. i mm , , •,—i. m* [ Late Edendale MAYFAIR 0 Cinema. J : Sandnnghazn. Matinee To-day at 2 pjn. MAURICE CHEVALIER in "A 'BEDTIME STORY." (Recommended by for Adults.) "ONE SUNDAY AFTERNOON." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Change cf Programme Labour Day. Matinee at 2 .p.m. ! THE BOHEMIAN ORCHESTRA I ! ♦©» THIRD CONCERT —2l st SEASON. TOWN HALL, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25. THE ORCHESTRA WILL PLAY; Dish Rhapsody - - - Victor Herbert Prelude to Lohengrin ----- - Wagner Suite Coppelia ------- Defibea Entr'acte and Valise. Prelude and Mazurka. Valse de la Poupee and Ciardas. Ballad. Slavg Theme and 4 Variations. Overture, Meistersingers ----- Wagner Morceaa. Entry cf Little Fauns - - Pierce Scenes from The Gondoliers - - - Sullivan TEE STRING ORCHESTRA WILL PLAY: <») Serenades - - ------ EJgar (b> Gavotte > tc> Gigue J from Suite in D- - - Bach CONDUCTOR: COLIN MUSTON. LEADER: EDITH WHITELAW. MRS. HAROLD OWERS WILL SING (With Orchestral Accompaniment): Aria. "Segmdille" (Carmen) - - - - Biiet Aria, "Yilta" (Merry Widow) - Frani Leh&r MR. P. J. DRUMM WILL SING: "Angels Guard Thee" ----- Goddard A PROGRAMME YOU WILL ENJOY. | COME AND BRING YOUR FRIENDS. | ADMISSION: la 6d and 2a 6d. No Tax. i Plans Open on TUESDAY, October 23, at ! 7.30 a.m., at ike Box OSes, "The Record j Shop," Queen's Arcade, Queen Street. W. J. C ADD ELL. Secretary. ! PIRATE SHIPPE, MILFORD, OCTOBER 21. 1934j THIS SUNDAY. FROM 2.30 P.M. TO 5 PM i MISS SARA STACPOOLE (Soprano) j . AND ORCHESTRA. ! Buses Direct to Pirate Saippe connecting 1 with Steamers "leaving Auckland (via DevonI port) at 2 p.m. and 2.20 p.m. Bus leaves j the Pirate Shippe at 4.25 p.m. Return Fare. : Steamer and Bus, Adults, Is Td. ENJOI A SNACK at RIMMER'S COFFEE HOUSE. Only Address Customs St. | No Order is Too Small, so pop in when you ; have a spare moment and be refreshed Open 6 Days till 11.30 p.m. j ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL ! J?£ AUCKLAND FOOTBALL ASSN. 4P BLANDFORD PARK. TO-DAY, 3 P.M. J. GRANT BENEFIT MATCH. TRAMWAYS V. THISTLE. Early Game, 2 p.m. SCHOOL CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS. Free List Suspended. | Proceeds Devoted Entirely to J". GRANT. | injured its Auckland-Canterbury Game."* FUNERAL NOTICES i QOURT EDITH CAVELL. No. 9102. j Officers and Members of the above Court ' are requested to attend the Funeral cf cur } late Sister Z. Prior, leaving 431 Selwyn St., I Onehunga. at 3 p.m. to-day. M„ MOYLE. Chief Ranger. A. F. KELSALL, Secretary.