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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 40, 16 February 1929, Page 22

AMU SEMEN .3. j REGENT TMJ-ATK-Tl Direction: J. C. WILLIAMSON FILMS TO-NIGHT, AT 8. Magnificent Success of The World's Greatest Ljvcr. ; JOHN GILBERT JOHN GILBERT JOHN GILBERT j JOHN GILBERT JOAN CRAWFORD. JOAN CRAWFORD. JOAN CRAWFORD. With (The Star of "Rose Marie.") "FOUR I WALLS." "FOUR WALLS." "FOUR WALLS." "FOUR WALLS." Adapted from the SensationaUy Successful New Tork Stage Hit, and The Year's Greatest Dramatic Success. On the Same Bill. VERA REYNOLDS In the Titanic Sporting Drama, "THE MAIN EVENT." " THE MAIN EVENT." On the Stage. Tumultuous Applause Nightly. The Grand Opera Stars, RUSSO AND BRADFORD. MAURICE GUTTRIDGE AND HIS ORCHESTRA. Plana at the Theatre and Lewis Eady, Ltd Phone 46-888. Thursday Next. Thursday Next. ONE OF THE BIGGEST EVENTS IN SCREEN HISORT. The Coming of y/ LON CHANEY. NV LON CHANEY. — \\ LON CHANEY. Xf "The Man of a Thousand Faces." In a Blending of Laughter and Pathos. "LAUGH, CLOWN, LAUGH.'* "LAUGH, CLOWN, LAUGH." "LAUGH, CLOWN, LAUGH." "LAUGH, CLOWN, LAUGH." "LAUGH, CLOWN, LAUGH." "LAUGH, CLOWN, LAUGH." A Romance of the Circus. With LON CHANEY LON CHANEY As the tragic clown, whose great love and even greater understanding of the heart of women impels the terrific Sacrifice that nw«"ks the climax of this Wonder Picture. : AI_KCJ KEGAN, I ALEC REGAN, The Distinguished English Actor Vocalist Sings the Prologue, "LAUGH. CLOWN. LAUGH." At the Nightly Sessions. Plans at the Theatre and Lewis Eadv. Ltd Book ',', ml' ansn > o,own . Laugh," shattered all Theatre Records in Australia. ST. JAMES' THEATRE. ST. JAMES' THEATRE. Proprietors: John Fuller and Sons, Ltd. TO-NIGHT, AT 8.

i GEO. I GEO. GEO. i WALLACE, WALLACE, WALLACE, WALLACE, ! WALLACE, WALLACE, The One and Only Comedian. And his Popular Revue Company in j "THE PICKLED PORTER" i " THE PICKLED PORTER." Two and a-half hours of joy. George as the much harassed Porter, doesn't let you stop Laughing. Pr K«v : p? nt - S \ sh J- Z • *'•. P'ns Tax. - Bos p!a "s at St. James' Theatre. C °~* AUCKLAND. _„ % DOMAIN GARDEN'S. RHn£\ T * I( ? HT ' AT S O'CLOCK. Programme bv the I AUCKLAND MUNICIPAL B*\\D , Conductor: MR. CHRISTOPHER SMITH I God Save the King. Overture. "p lque Dame » .. * rSuunc) ' Intermezzo Scene. "In. a Persian Market" March Ajarch Ihe Light Dragoon" (Leach i Cornet Duet. 'The Birds of the Forest' T.»v?i r i.U i, . 0, 2. ,Hts : MESSRS. J. « i D . AVIES „. antI T - R - MORGAN. Selection, "The Rose■ ©C Persia" (Sullivan, Suite "Three Irish Dances (An<ell> Piccolo Solo. "The Rose Polka" <DcTvUle Soloist:: MR. HAL. C. McLEXXAX selection, "William Tell" (Baliet Musi,) v a Th dC .'- T Le , S - illious d-Arlequin-MDrigo! March. Arabia . ( Bx * k , National Anthem. I ,- J- S. BRIG HAM. i-2-— Town Clerk. C IIY °«" AUCK LA X D MUNICIPAL CHOIR Vocalists desiring to loin the nli.-v cj, are requested to forward applications to ;ii City Organist, Town Hall. Rehearsals will be resumed on March T. J. S. BRIGHAM. 23 Town Clerk. XTETHODIST CONFERENCE ORATORIO. "ST. PAUL. ,J ™tt-x ™ By COMBINED CHOIRS, TOWN HALL, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2t; RAILWAY NOTICES. >JEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS WELLSFORD A. AND P SHOW FEBRUARY 20. ' ,m B WE " XE «PAY7FeT,rnary 20. (~„ s4 „ an. Auckland-Opua express Vim s , OD „. Hoteo for passengers if required. P ' A. AND P. "j^ j «»£*« *ers leaves Tauranga for Taneatna Tirl ! arHve T t, P i" fce 85 ' Matata W "« TaVatua arrive 11.15 a.m. Return r Taneatua 6.10 p.m., EXCURSION FARES. Holiday Excursion tickets available r,.r return until Saturday. 23rd Februarv * '.', be issued to Taneatua fr» m Taiiraii.~J intermediate stations on aoth Februarv