AMUSEMENTS. OUTSTANDING PROGRAMME OF PICTURES AND DANCING, TO-NIGHT, commencing at 7.45, at the MOULIN ROUGE. Kcrnuera, 13/7/20. Good Evening, Everybody— Here we 31*0 again, "full of beans." with another delightful four-hour programme of fun—comprising Double Feature Programme and Two Hours' Dancing, Our leading attraction' is "NOT QUITE DECENT " (starring June Collyer). You needn't worry about your "shock absorbers" unduly, for it's quite decent and very good. You'll enjoy this whirling kaleidoscope of romance and desire. Also screening, the frozen-faced Comedian, Buster Keaton, in " THE CAMERAMAN " and two-reel Comedy, Topical, etc., to be followed by Two Hours' Dancing. Llew Jones and bis Orchestra will play all the latest and brightest Jazz numbers. Streamers and novelties. All your friends and all the fun. : Yours for another great night, L. L. SPEEDY, Director. P.S.—Usual Prices, 2/, 1/6, 1/, plus Jazz, 1/6. P.P.S. —If you cannot come at 7.45, "run out" after 10. ■ L.L.S. , FULLER-HAYWARD SUBURBAN THEATRES. P' RINCE "TT'DWARD, at 7 and JCj 8 p.m. l' Great Double-Feature Programme. The Popular MILTON SILLS in "LOVE AND THE DEVIL," and " THE INFAMOUS LADY," • With an All-Star Cast. Two-reel Comedy, Topical, etc. EVE BENTLEY'S SnappyOrchestra. "Usual Saturday Prices. | Q.REY ,QINEMA, at Exceptionally Good Double Feature Programme. Victor McLaglen in ' ■ "STRONG BOY," And Ronald Colrnnn in " THE RESCUE." Also "COLLEGIANS." Be Early To-night.
Bevonport— PARISH HALL, I 7.45. | Double Feature Programme. Lewis Stone in a Melodramatic Story of City Life, " FREEDOM OF THE PRESS." Also Screening " GOD'S CLAI'." And the Popular " COLLEGIAN'S." BIRKENHEAD — FORESTERS' .HALL ..... 7.45. " SQUARE CROOKS," with an All-Star Cast. " COLLEGIANS." ■■ Free Jazz to Follow. CAPITOL -TO-NIGHT, S O'CLOCK. Another Excellent Programme. Capitol. "THE RESCUE." •Capitol. A Stirring Sea Drama, the PicCapltol. turisation of Joseph Conrad's Capitol. Famous Novel. Full of Thrills, Capitol. Romance, Drama, Suspense, AdCapitol. venture and Spectacular Scenes, Capitol. Starring Ronald Colman. Capitol. The Second Picture. Capitol. "THE SIX SISTER." Capitol. A Terrific Story of Alaskan HardCapitol. ships;. A Powerful Drama of Caplfol. the Far North, Starring Nfincy Capitol. Carroll. Capitol. Selected Supporting Programme. Capitol. Capitol Orchestra. Phone 20-574. "EMPIRE PATRONS PLEASE NOTE— STARTING MOX DAY, PICTURES WILL BE SCREEXE© EVERY EVENING. AS USUAL. S-howing TO-NIGHT, at S O'CLOCK: " WIDECOMBE FAIR," A Delightful Comedy Drama, set amidst the beauty of Devon, with the Famous Widecombe Fair as colourful background, Starring Marguerite Allen. The Second Picture: " " RED LIPS," A Sparkling College Romance, starring Charles Rogers and Marian Nixon. I Two-reel Comedy ari(T~Latest News. DEN DALE — TO-NIGHT, 8 O'CLOCK. ■*-* A Big Special Programme. " WIDECOMBE FAIR," A Typical English Comedy Drama, a Vivid Romance, and all the Fun and Frolic of Nidecombe Fair, starring Marguerite Allen. The Second Picture: "RED LIPS," A Sparkling College Romance, Modern, Gay, and Exhilarating, starring Charles Rogers and Marian Nixon. Two-reel Comedy.and Latest News. EDEXDALE ORCHESTRA. Phone 20-710. ONEHUNGA PICTURES. TO-NIGHT. — ROUBLE'.STAR PROGRAMME AT BOTH THEATRES. Foresters'. Paramount Pictures Present Foresters'. Esther Ralston and Foresters'. * James Hall In Foresters'. "THE CASE OF LENA Foresters'. SMITH." Foresters'. A Thrilling Drama of Love Foresters'. versus the Law. Foresters'. No. 2— Foresters'. Universal Pictures Present Foresters'. ' Rex, t}ie Wonder Horse, in Foresters'. "WILD BLOOD." Foresters'\ With Jack Perrin. Strand. Strand. Paramount Pictures Present Strand: HAROLD' LLOYD in his Latest Strand. Creation, Strand. "SPEEDY." ' "SPEEDY." Strand. 1 A Comedy stich as only Harold Strand. can-make. Strand. No. 2— Strand. Universal Pictures Present Strand. Rex. .the Wonder Horse. Strand. With Jack Perrin in Strand. ■ "WILD BLOOD." TE TJAIPAPA mO-NIGHT. E - 1 - AIItAPA J-O-NIGHT. WHEN ONE WOMAN HATES ANOTHER! —and jealousy stalks 1 even in the windswept desert, where primeval emotions stir men.- She was hated because she was beautiful —because she *had youth—and all that means life. Thrilling love in the Texan Wilderness—See " rpHE -fXTIND." " HE VVi ND< » A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Attraction. Starring LILLIAN GISH.
■ xrttK AEOLIAN ■ ORCHESTRA. vlvMv Conductor: ■' MR. H.' HOLLINRAKE. ' i LEWIS EADY; HALL, TUESDAY NEXT, JULY 16, ' AT 8 P.M. Soloists: 1 - ■ MISS ALMA McGRUER. " MR. NORMAN TUCKER. J ■ . , . ADMISSION, 2/. ' 1 L. ; : : G. T. LEE, . 13 ■. Hon. Secretary. CLICK CLACK CABARET AUCKLAND'S CABARET DE LUXE. HELP OTHERS WHILE YOU DANCE. TO-NIGHT. —— TO-NIGHT. WILL BE' DEVOTED TO INCREASE THE ] EARTHQUAKE RELIEF, FUND. Last Saturday 'was voted a huge success. This Saturday will be even better. •' SPECIAL ITEMS. CLYDE HOWLEY. WITH HIS FAMOUS INTERNATIONALS AND LILIOKALANI IN SPECIAL DANCE NUMBERS. . "TUMBLERS" (presented by Miss Gwenth Macnaughton) will be seen in an exclusive Novelty Item. OUR MOTTO: NEW LIFE. • i PHONE 40 : 789 FOR RESERVATIONS. f Double Ticket, 3 0/. • ' 13 OPTICIANS. _____ jyriLLEß's Famous Spectacles suit almost From 2/6.gUPERFLUOUS HAIR DESTROYED » By Signed, GUARANTEED * CURE, By . Hu Wc.M.D. i _ Send cop^ e of a fthi^ la adver^fem n elf D alon K £ lth , remittance and "Rusma" will be for warded by v ■ mail immediately. ftSrr v°* * -good -for • ONE MONTH - i, " ;20|
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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 164, 13 July 1929, Page 22
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