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

AMUSEMENTS. "Nothing by the Truth," the first picture to allow Mr. Kit hard Dix to break his screen silence, is one of the most enjoyable "talkies" that have yet been released In Auckland. It is one of the few attempts that have been made to date to use the audible screen as a straight-out medium for comedy and the experiment has been an unqualified success. The picture came to Auckland very largely unheralded, but the audience that packed the Regent Theatre on Saturday evening revelled in its ingenious absurdities. Time and again a bright line in the dialogue was drowned in laughter and the picture certainly deserves to be classed as an extended season attraction. Vide Auckland "Herald," October 28. — THE REGENT.— Direction : J. C. Williamson Films. Managing Directors: F. W. Thring and F. Beaumont Smith. A DELIGHTFULLY FARCICAL ALL-TALKING COMEDY-DRAMA, Featuring the Ever-Popular RICHARD DIX RICHARD DIX RICHARD DIX RICHARD DIX •RICHARD DIX RICHARD DIX In His First All-Talking Paramount Picture, NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH. NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH. NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH. NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH. NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH. NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH. Could you tell the truth for twenty-four hours? RICHARD DIX COULDN'T, And that's the fun. It's a Riot. A Sure Cure for the Blues. FULL SUPPORTING PROGRAMME OF TALKING, SINGING AND SOUND FEATURETTES! THREE TALKING SESSIONS DAILY: 11 'a.m., 2.15 p.m. and S p.m. Attend the Day Sessions and Avoid the Night Crowds. Reserve Now. Box Plan on view at Theatre. Phone 4G-SBB. I NEXT ATTRACTION, CLARA BOW CLARA BOW L i In The Paramount All-Talking Feature,

DANGEROUS CURVES. DANGEROUS CURVES. L CAPITOL THEATRE, Capitol. ' DOMINION lIOAD, Capitol. TO-NIGHT AND TUESDAY. Capitol. "THE BELLAMY TKIAL." Capitol. "THE BELLAMY TKIAL." Capitol. "THE BELLAMY TRIAL." Capitol. "THE BELLAMY TRIAL." Capitol. "THE BELLAMY TRIAL." Capitol.' "THE BELLAMY TRIAL." Capitol. A Part-Talkie Drama. Capitol. Suspense-packed and emotional. Capitol. With Lcntricc Joy and Betty Capitol. Bronson. Hear these old favourites Capitol, on the perfect Western Electric Capitol. Equipment. Capitol. A Brilliant Selection of All-Talkie Capitol. Supports. Matinee 2 p.m. Monday. Capitol. Phone Reserves 20-074. YE OLDE PIRATE SHIFPE, MILFORD. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT. GRAND REOPENING BALL. DANCING S p.m.—l 2 p.m. 0/ Double, 3/0 Single. Numerous Cabaret Items arranged. THE VERSATILE PIRATES' ! DANCE BAND. ! Will Feature THE NEW "CONSTANTINOPLE" For the First Time in New Zealand. Special Bus Service to and from the Ship; also Late Transport and Vehicular Ferry, 12..50 a.m. 'PHONE 23-114 FOR RESERVATIONS. DANCING. rjpO-NIGIIT : mO-NIGIIT. SYMPIIONIAN DANCE CLUB. FINAL NIGHT OF THE SEASON. MONSTER CARNIVAL. MONSTER CARNIVAL. DRUIDS' HALL, NEWTON Greatest Novelty Held. Old-time and Modem Country visitors and others roil up and danee in Auckland's leading Dance Hall, where perfect enjoyment awaits you. Dozens of Special Prizes, dozens of Balloons, dozens of Paper Hats. Come and win your prize for our Special SPOT WALTZ and MONTE CARLO. Chocs, Cigs and Streamers are ail thrown in. HILFORD I-lAORA and his FAMOUS DANCE BAND will render Popular Dance Hits. Ladles, 1/6. Gents, 2/. 2_S L_ SORBY, M.C. ICJT. MICHAEL'S DANCE CLUB. *-> GRAND FINALE, To be held iu ST. MICHAEL'S HALL, BELMONT, On TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, at 8 p.m. DIXIELAND ORCHE ST R A (Leader: Mr. Harry Neilson). Admission, Gentlemen 2/0, Ladies 1/6. Buses to Milford, 11.45 p.m. 'and to Devonport at midnight to catch last boat to city 2S TEACHERS OF DANCING. BALLROOM DANCING, Correct Style, qualified Private Tuition.—Modern Dancing Studio, 30, Palmerston Bldgs, opp. G.P.O. ; D 4 BALLROOM, Operatic, Character Dancing Classes. Private Tuition. — Valeska's Studio, Ngapuhi Chambers, Lome Street. Phone 46-121. g FOX Trot, Waltz, Blues, in 6 lessons.— Ruby Sherriff, 8, Hopetoun Street, Ponson by. Post 1/ for hints. c PARISIAN Dancing Studio, Whitehall, 419, Upper Queen Street. — Miss Brooks, Mr. Bentley. Private Lessons; Ballroom Dancing. D AQUATICS. r ""7C| A KARANA YACHT CLUB jfr\ <«• (Inc.). A Special General Meeting of the Club will be held in the Clubhouse at 7.30 p.m. on TUESDAY, November 5. Business Important. G. E. LAYCOCK,. 28 Hon. Secretary. PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, ETC. RIVERHEAD AND OSTEND SERVICES. STEAMERS CALLING AT ALL WHARVES. Leave Auckland daily at 3.30 p.m. for Hobsonville, Waimarie and Riverliead (Saturdays excepted). Sundays at 4 p.m. Leaves Riverliead Daily at 7 a.m. (Sunday excepted). For OSTEND, leaving Prince's Wharf, Sunday, !).45 a.m., Wednesdays at 0.45 a.m., Fridays 0.30 p.m., Saturdays 1.45 p.m. BKADNEY AND BINNS. B4