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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 134, 8 June 1929, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. j STRAND A Fuller-Hayward Theatre. THREE TALKIE SESSIONS, DAILY, AT 11, 2.15 AND 8. William Fox Presents I DRAMA "MOTHER COMEDY KNOWS OPERA BEST." DAXCB DIALOGUE Featuring MADGE BELLAMY, MADGE BELLAMY, AND LOUISE DRESSER, The dramatic clash of wills— that of the Daughter who wanted love, and the Mother, who wanted I fame—the triumph of the Mother, I and the cose of that triumph— this Picture will make you wonder whether —after all "MOTHER KNOWS BEST." I ALL-TALKIE SUPPORTS. FOX MOVIETONE NEWS. The Only All-Talkie and Natural Sound Gazette to be Shown in New Zealand. INCLUDED ARE THE FOLLOWING ITEMS :— 1. League of Natiuns Council at Locarno and a message from Herr Streseinaun. 2. The Flight of an Auto-Gyroscopic Aeroplane. 3. Winter Sports in the Adirondacks. 4. Ex-President Coolidge in Georgia. 5. An Exciting Ice Hockey Match. 0. The Incomparable Italian Cavalry in Hair-raising Jumps. ALL THE ABOVE ARE IN TALKIE OR NATURAL SOUND. "A HAPPY BIRTHDAY."

Tlic Greatest All-Talkie Comedy Ever Made. • • • • Bos Plan at Theatre (Phone 43-114) and Lewis Eady, Ltd. DOUBLK STAR BILL TO-DAY. 1 .GRAND and LYRIC. ] From the .Majestic to the Grand. Special \V. Fox Feature, "KITTY." KSTELLIi BRODY and "KITTY." "KITTY." JOHN STUART. "KITTY." "KITTY" In "KITTY." ■KITTY." "KITTY" "KITTY." "KITTY." "KITTY" "KITTY." "KITTY." "KITTY" "KITTY." "KITTY." "KITTY" "KITTY." "KITTY." From the novel by "KITTY." -kitty." WARWICK DEEPING "KITTY." "KITTY." (Author of "SOFtRELL AND "KITTY." SON"). Screened Grand : 12.23, 3.20, 0.5, 5.30. Screened Lyric: 7.45. Another Fox Feature, NEW YEAR'S EVE." — NEW YEAR'S EVE." — MARY ASTOR and CHARLES MORTON. Screened (ir;ind : 11..°>5, 2.20, 3.3, and 7.30. .Screened Lyric: 9.15. POPULAR PRICES. I GRAND AND LYRIC. | # LITTLE THEATRE SOCIETY ANNOUNCE TIIKIU 14TH PRODUCTION,

"HAY FEVER" By NOEL COWARD. "'Hay Fever' has proved to be a conspicuous success. It is perhaps not too much to sny that Noel Coward is recognised to-day as the most brilliant writer of modem dialogue. Marie Tempest's performance of ' Judith.' fit the Ambassadors Theatre was a sheer delight."—"Vide Press." CONCERT CHAMBER, JUNE 26, 27, 28, 29. A NEW PLAY. A NEW AUTHOR, AND NEW PLAYERS. Intending Members should apply without delay to Secretary, Theo. J. Spry, 206, Victoria Arcade, Queen Street. £1 11/6 for Two Seats at each of the Three Productions. 15'9 for One Seat at each of the Three Productions. Members' Priority Booking Plan Opens Friday, June 14. BY COURTESY Messrs. .T. C. Williamson. Ltd., Messrs. White, Edgley and Dawe, CONCERT OF MASTERPIECES By CLASSICAL AND MODERN COMPOSERS. GREGORY IVANOFF, GREGORY IVANOFF, GREGORY IVANOFF, The Celebrated RUSSIAN VIOLINIST, THURSDAY, JUNE 13,. 1929 LEWIS EADY HALL, AT 8 P.M. Assisting Artists — OTTO BECK. Tenor (Late Royal Danish Opera). IVAN FOSELLO, Pianist. PRICES.—Front Stalls, 4/; Back Stalls, Gallery, 3/ ; Students, 2/.; plus tax. BOX PLAN, LEWIS EADY, LTD. Bookings Free. 8

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