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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 255, 28 October 1929, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. THREE SESSIONS DAILY, 11 — 2.15 - 8 P.M. AT THE STRAND. (A Fuller-Hay ward Theatre). iZ I i Warner Bros. Supreme Triumph. AL JOLSON, AL JOLSON, "THE JAZZ SINGER." " THE JAZZ SINGER." I In Addition. A Programme of Talking, Singing and Novelty Items. RESERVE YOUR SEATS NOW FOR TO-NIGHT. ANY SEAT IN THE THEATRE CAN BE RESERVED. BOX PLAN AT THEATRE AND LEWIS EADY, LTD. COMMENCING" — NEXT FRIDAY. — — NEXT FRIDAY. — THE LATEST AND GREATEST TRIUMPH IN TALKIE ENTERTAINMENT. FOX MOVIETONE. "FOLLIES OF 1929." "FOLLIES OF 1929." "FOLLIES OF 1929." "FOLLIES OF 1929." "FOLLIES OF 1929." "FOLLIES OF 1929/' "FOLLIES OF 1929." "FOLLIES OF 1929." " FOLLIES OF 1929.""FOLLIES OF 1929." "FOLLIES OF 1929." "FOLLIES OF 1929." THERE IS SOMETHING NEW UNDER THE SUN! A TALKIE REVUE DANCES, MELODIES, COMEDY, DAZZLING SCENES, UNENDING NOVELTY — BUT ON A ■ SCALE THE STAGE COULD NEVER DARE NOR HOPE TO EQUAL. It's really two great shows in one, the succession of splendid spectacular scenes being threaded by a strong appealing, romantic plot. If you dance, you'll want to do "The Breakaway," newest of catchy steps. If you like music, you'll be humming "That's You, Baby." "Big City Blues," "Walking with Susie." SEE THE GORGEOUS COLOUR SCENES. Huge Cast Includes SUE CAROL. LOLA LANE, STEPPIN FETCHIT, DAVID ROLLINS, SHARON LYNN. 100 CHORUS GIRLS, JAZZ ORCHESTRA OF 50, ETC.

STRAND NEXT FRIDAY. BOX. PLAN AT THEATRE. viuciSi: EPENDALE. TALKIES! Showing To-night, 8 o'clock, TALKIES. Also Tuesday, TALKIES. A Columbia All-Talking TALKIES. TALKIES. Special. TALKIES. TALKIES. "THE DONOVAN AFFAIR," TALKIES. "THE DONOVAN AFFAIR," TALKIES. "THE DONOVAN AFFAIR," TALKIES. "THE DONOVAN AFFAIR," TALKIES. "THE DONOVAN AFFAIR," TALKIES. "THE DONOVAN AFFAIR," TALKIES. TALKIES. A Thrilling Mystery Drama TALKIES. Starring TALKIES. .TACK HOLT and TALKIES. DOROTHY REVIER. TALKIES. TALKIES. Excellent Supporting TALKIES. Programme. DANCING. rnO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. MUNICIPAL HALL, Newmarket. OLD-TIME DANCE. OLD-TIME DANCE. A SPECIAL NIGHT 10 NIGHT, With Shower Balloons, Jazz Hats, and Six 10/ Notes given away in Monte Carlo. Ladles, 1/6. Gents, 2/. Tram leaves hall for city after dance. 28 D. MAYES, M.C. TO-NIGHT m O - N I G H T. O- N I G II T ■ -*- O- N I G H T. YENTURA ENTURA DANCE ANCE fILUB. ST. CJEPULCHRK'B TTALL. | T. SEPULCHRE'S J-3-ALL. I J L music supplied by auckland's premier dance orchestra. endall's pollegians. endall's Collegians. 28 ORANGE TTALL. RANGE -Q-ALL. TO-NIGHT—LONG NIGHT—TO-NIGHT. NEWTON ROAD (Off Top of Symonds Street). 7VELIX, TYANCE piLUB. ■ E'LIX I AUCKLAND'S LEADING BAND WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE. THIS EVENING. HUBERT HOFFMAN And His OMMANDERS. f OMMANDERS. 1 Usual Prices: Ladies 2/, Gents 2/6, Double 4/. 2? VIC BAKER, Secretary. ■VTORTII SHORE ROWING CLUB. •J-M A day on the beach—then in the cool of the evening come to the GRAND CARNIVAL FLANNEL DANCE, LABOUR NIGHT, PARISH HALL, DEVONPORT. KIT KAT BAND. 2/. . 8-12. 2/6. 2S F. J. NORRIS, Hon. Sec. SPORTS REQUISITES. ITiNGLISH Cricket Bats, patent handle; great drivers; Special Match, 40/; Club, 30/.—Yates, City Chambers. C