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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 58, Issue 171, 21 August 1929, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. "FolksJ You Ain't Seen Nothin' iYet." NAPIER'S RED LETTER DAY. NAPIER'S RED LETTER DAY. The Greatest and Grandest Event in the Annals of Napier's Theatrical and Cinema History. The COMING Of Tbe COMING Of TALKIES The TALK1ES TALK1ES Superior TALKIES TALKIES Superior "'ALKIES TALKIES Superior TALKIES TALKIES and TALKIES TALKIES Greater TALKIES TALKIES Greater TALKIES TALKIES Greater TALKIES To — — The Home of the Talkies. GAIETY ti E T UXE A I E T iY AJ E . JLi UXE (Tkompson-Payne Pictures) GRAND GRAND OPENING GALA NIGHT OPENING GALA NIGHT NEXT SATURDAY. AUGUST 24th, NEXT SATURDAY. AUGUST 24th. At 7.45, At 7.45. When we shall have tlie honour to present WARNER BPOS.-V1TAPHONE SUPREME ALL TALKING — ALL DANCING ALL SINGING production. A migkty triumph whicb bas caused a furore throughout the entire world. Folks! You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet Folks! You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet Until You SEE and HEAlt SEE and HEAR SEE and HEAR The brilliant, emotional love story of "Al"— Broachvay's Cabaret Waiter. AL JOLSON See AL JOLSON Hear See AL JOLSON Hear See AL JOLSON Hear See AL JOLSON Hear See AL JOLSON Hear See AL JOLSON Hear See — In " Hear See "THE SINGING FOOL" Hear See "THE SINGING FOOL" Hear See "THE SINGING FOOL" Hear See "THE SINGING FOOL" Hear See "THE SINGING FOOL" Hear See "THE SINGING FOOL" Hear Reproduced on tho World's Greatest and Latest Talkinc Apparatus, THE WESTERN ELECTRIC THE WESTERN ELECTRIC SOUND SYSTEM SOUND SYSTEM As installed by Messrs Thompson-Payne at the' enormous cost of £6009 £6000 • £6000 £6000 napplying you with the finest 100 per cent. T AIRIES T AIRIES TALKIES TALKIES the world can possibly produce. THE BOX PLAN FOR THE ENTIRE AL JOLSON SEASON , Is Now Open at E. Hyde's, where patrons are urged to make early application for reservations. DRESS C1RCLE 3/3. The Box Plan for Stalls is now open. BOOK-OB BE SORRY. TO-MORROW NIGHT— THE JgROADCAST pONCEET NOTICES. WE.A. & VICTOR1A UNIVERSITY • COLLEGE. FREE PUBLIC LECTURE— * "Personal and Public Hygiene f'rom the Chiropractjc Standpoint." WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, at 8 p.in., In the I.ecture Room, Public Library. Lecturer: MR J. R. HART. Chairman : Mr A. R. Goss. A PPLICATIONS. closing 0n the 20th Aa. INSTANT, are invited from fiistclass Mechanics who desire to start a Repair Business 011 their own account. I'his is a good opportunitv for an rjnergetic man. There is'already a ieir amonnt of work on hand. Full particnlars from F. S. HELLYER. Clive. TARADALE TOWN BOARD. NOTICE IS HEEEBY GIVEN tliat the Exclusive Right to the Taradale Parlc has been granted to the Taradale District School Jubilee Celebrations Committee for a Sports Gathering 011 SATURDAY. August 24th, 1929, with permission to charge adults 1/-. children 6d, and motor cars II- for admission thereto. W. G. JAEVIS, Clerk. August 14tli, 1929. 1 SPRING HOLIDAYS. SPECIAL RAIL REDUCTIONS DURING SCHOOL VACATION. WHETHER ON PLEASURE 01t BUSINESS, the Government Tourist Dept. issues tickets and secures all reservations for joitrneys to any part of N.Z. by rail, steamer and motor (by all services), cither singly Or combined. Hotel reservations and tickets for accomniodation. also issued. ITINERARIES PREPARED. INQUIRIES SOLICITED. No Extra Charge for Booking Services. ^MOVT. fJJOURIST jgUREAU, McKenzie's Building, Hastings Street. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. HUNT CLUB'S RACES AT HASTINGS RACECOURSE— SATURDAY NEXT. EXCURSION FARES. EXCURSION TICKETS to Hastings, available for return until MONDAY, Augilst 26th. witl be obtainable on August 24th from Waipukurau, Opapa and intermediate stations, by trams leaving Waipukurau 7.15 a.m. and 11.0 a.m. Return fares, 1st and 2nd class, from principal stations —Waipukurau 7/5, 4/11; Waipawa 6/3. 4/3; Otane 5/8, 3/11: Opapa 5 /-. 3/5. Special return race tickets to HastingsRacecourse will be obtainable on Augusi 24th. For partieulars see hancj-bill. THAJN AREANGEMENTSNa pier-Hn stings Racecourse. ' For Racecourse: Napier dep. 11.20 a.m., Clive 11.34. For Napier: Raeeoour.se dep, 4.52. • Waipukurau -Hflstings-Nap-ier- «• For Racecourse and Napier: Waipuku' -rau dep. 7.15, 11.0 a.m.. Waipawa 7.33, 11.13 a.m.. Otane- 7.47. .11.22. Opapa 8.23, 11.40 a.m., Racecourse 9.10 a.m., 12.10 p.m. • For Waipukurau: Usual 4.25 p.m frain leaves Napier 4.40 p.m., Racecourse 5.30. TTiese trains stop where required