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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 90, 17 April 1929, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. T HE "THE THEATRE MAGNIFICENT." COMMENCING COMMENCING COMMENCING COMMENCING AT 8 P.M. THE WORLD'S THE WORLD'S SOUND SYNCHRO SOUND SYNCHRO SOUND SYNCHRO SOUND SYNCHRO SEE AND SEE AND SEE AND SEE AND SEE AND THE MAGIC SCREEN'S PRESENTING METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER'S' " WHITE SHADOWS " WHITE SHADOWS " WHITE SHADOWS " WHITE SHADOWS " WHITE SHADOWS " WHITE SHADOWS " WHITE SHADOWS With MONTE BLUE A PARADISE OF ROMANCE AND FILMED IN THIS REAL AMAZING DRAMA OK ASTOUNDING IMPOSSIBLE TO DESCRIBE YOU WILL SEE ELLA THE PRINCES JOSEPH The WORLD-FAMOUS VINCENT IHE INTERNATIONALLY-KNOWN SYNCHRONISED METRO- - COMEDY SPECIAL MOVIETONE " WHITE SHADOWS " FLOWER The Recent The.itre Management i I take pride in presenting one of the most novel and absorbing pro- | ; grammes ever submitted to a j Dominion Audience. No ex- ! I ense has been spared in | as>emhlitig a coicrie .> f auric tions that only the latest marvel ! of science makes it possible to 1 present in tlii-> far-llung corner of the Empire. THREE SESSIONS DAILY, FROM FRIDAY PRICES OF morning session .... \ KTEK.NI lON SESSION . EVENING SESSION EVENING SESSION EVENING SESSION ! THE BOX PLANS ; THE BOX PLANS i PLANS AT THEATRE PLANS OPEN ONE Y"KI-I'HI THEATRE. GREY LYNN. TONIGHT and THURSDAY NIGHT. at s p.m. Rex Bell ill "TAKING A CHANCE." An Avalanche of Action and Thrill?.; also George Itevan ill "THE GREATEST I.OVE OK ALL." A story with comedy, pathos and strong drama. New > and Comedy. Phone "J7 "J">s. I>ICTIRE D R o M E. AICTURE D R o M E. BETTY BA I.K< M R In a Sparkling Comedy Drama, "CHAMPAGNE'." NEX T SAT. : THE PHANTOM (1 I V DANCING. MUSICAL BOX CABARET. Corner Pitt St. and Ka ran era !i.i oe Rd. TONIGHT — S p.m. - TO-NIGHT. TO NIGHT — S p.m. -- TO-NIGHT. The Management Present an Obi Ksivourite. NORM GAN LEY AND HIS SAVOYANS. A Band of Accomplished Musicians whose popularity is iiioloiibt 'd. Goodwill, good floor, good daticinr. and an excellent musical score will be features of to-night's entertainment. Streamers. Monte Carlo. Balloons. Ladies. 1/(5. Gentl-men. - . DIXIELAND BAND as Usual FRIDAY NIGHT, at S p.m. Watch the "Star" for our opening Saturday night. We are introducing a novelty never seen in any dance ball nefore. Direction. VIC. BARKER. Organiser, N. EDGAR. 17 A DEL P H I A NC E LP B. I) E L P H I 1 ' A N C E L I B. WEDNESDAY NIGHTS. Follow the Crowd and pay a visit to this popular Resort. Comfortable Lounge and Smoke Room. The Best of Music Supplied by THE ADELI'HI DANCE BAND. ZEALANDIA HALL, Dominion Road Terminus. -/ Single. 3/(! Double. rr m O - N I G II T. T O - N I G II T. CLENDON DANCE CLUB Invite You to Their Dance in the LEWIS EADY H V LL. LEWIS EADY HAUL. Music by Clyde Howley's Int. Come and Bring Your Friends". Admission. - 17 O T H / L IC E L U B. OT H " J LE E v -' LU B. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. GAIETY HALL, SURREY CRESCENT. JAZZ. JAZZ. JAZZ. Chocolates. Cigarettes and Streamers. Ladies, 1/. Gents, Evervbodv Welcome. MR. ARTHUR BUTLER'S ORCHESTRA. 17 SAILING CLUB lIALL, I'T. CHEVALIER. SATURDAY. 2IITH. THE DUCKLING DANCE CLUB. Jazz. Waltz, Blues. Foxtrot. Last Week's was a Great Night. Come and Make the next greater. Special Prizes for Monte Carlo. Chocs, and C'igs.. Streamers. The crowd said the Band was Clever. Come and Judge for Yourself. 17 J. WHEELER. Manager. Dance, st. sepulchre's hall. \ GRVND OPENING NIGHT. THURSDAY. APRIL IS. KIA ORA DANCE CLUB. KIA ORA DANCE CLUB. — Clyde Howley's Famous Internationals. Commencing at S p.m. Ladies, 1/6. Gents. 2/. 11. DA VIES, M.C., of Tramways' Club, and A.F.Assoe. 17