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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 258, 31 October 1929, Page 32

AMUSEMENTS. p LAST LAST NIGHT— —NIGHT The Picture Of a Thousand Thrills. LAURA LA PLANTE (Star of "The Cat and Canary") In " THE LAST WARNING." THE MAJESTIC, I A Fulier-Hayward Theatre. TO-MORROW. TO-MORROW. 4 IDENTICAL SESSIONS, II _ 2.15 — 5.30 — 8 P.M. I MANAGERIAL. Talking Pictures have been making remarkable progress) in recent months, and now, after seeing— and hearing — the latest Fox Movietone Picture, "PLEASURE CRAZED,"' we are convinced that the "legitimate" stage has a powerful rival with which it must contend. The dialogue of the picture is excellent, clear and life-like in tone and the scope of its picturing covers infinitely so much more than the stage may ever hope to do. Fox Movietone Presents DOROTHY BURGESS DOROTHY BURGESS DOROTHY BURGESS DOROTHY BURGESS (The "Tonia" of "In Old Arizona" even surpasses hc-r previous wonderful performance.") Iα " PLEASURE CRAZED. ,, "PLEASURE CRAZED? '" PLEASURE CRAZED." •' PLEASURE CRAZED." "PLEASURE CRAZED? " PLEASURE CRAZED." With MARGUERITE CHURCHILL, MARGUERITE CHURCHILL, KENNETH MacKENNA. KENNETH MacKEXNA. ALL - TALKING MOVIETONE DRAMA. A beautiful young Blonde Wife, married to an attractive man of wealth—of Social Position. She had everything a woman could desire . . . including a lover. Her husband knew. He forgave her. Wanted her to forget.—to fly with him to the sunny sweet bliss of a Californian playground. . . . But the lover arrived. Also a trio of clever crooks, with a startling new "Racket" idea. IT'S A "DIFFERENT" STORY WITH AN UNFORGETTABLE CLIMAX. MAJESTIC — TO-MORROW. BOX PLANS AT THEATRE. Phone Reservations, 43-210. Prices, 1/ to 3/10. I GRAND and LYRIC.""] The Last Day. —TOM MIX • TOM MIX — And TONY, THE WONDER HORSE. " PAINTED POSTS." " LET 'ER GO? GALLAGHER." Screened Grand : 11.15, 2, 4.45 and 7.30. Screened Lyric : 7.45 and 9 p.m. Last Appearance at Grand Theatre, BLACK ANT> WHITE, Great American Novelty Dance Act. COMMENCING TOMORROW (FRIDAY), "THE IRON MASK" "THE IRON MASK" And "THE PART OF THE MISSING GIRL." "THE PART OF THE MISSING GIRL." I GRAND and LYRIC. j WRESTLING. N.Z. WRESTLING ASSN. (INC.). SPECIAL CHALLENGE - MATCH. TOWN HALL, MONDAY NEXT, NOV. 4, AT 8 P.M. GEORGE WALKER (The Canadian Panther) V. TOM ALLEY (The Mormon Mat-Man). Eight 10-Minute Rounds, Preceded by FIRST-CLASS PRELIMINARIES. Popular Prices: Stage, 10/; Dress Circle, 5/; Reserves, 7/6; Gallery, 2/6. We pay tax. Box Plan Opens at Carter and Asher's, TO-MORROW (Thursday), at 8 a.m. BOOK EARLY. No Free List. 4 LAWN TENNIS. nrVENNIS Racquets Restrung and Repaired ; -"- work guaranteed ; personal attention.— D. S. Bailey, 25, Phoenix Chambers, opp. G.P.O. B T'ENNIS Racquets; Spalding's, Slazengers', Prosser'?, etc., Re-struni? by Experts. All Accessories. —Kingsford's. 164, Queen St. B TEACHERS OF DANCING. ALL Dancing, £1 1/ term (private lessons); proficiency one term; Fancy Costumes Hired.—3l3, Dilworth Bldgs.: 47-790. WHS BALLROOM DANCING. Correct Style, qualified Private Tuition.—Modern Dancins: Studio, 30, Palmerston Bldgs., opp. G.P.O. DJ FRANK WOODRUFFE, Expert Instructor Jflzz or Old-time: special course, 15/ — 174. Upper Symonds St. B "VjTISS SPENCER'S Dance, Symondsville _>JL studio. Symonds Street (next St. Paul's). Dances. Saturdays. Elementary Classes, Mondays. Thursdays. Private Lessons by appointment.—Particulars by Phone or at Studio. B PARISIAN Dancing Studio, Whitehall. 419. Upper Queen Street. — Miss Brook?, Mr. Bentley. Private Lessons: Ballroom Dancing. D SKETCH CLUB EXHIBITION CLOSES FRIDAY. 31