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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 264, 7 November 1929, Page 28

•", AMUSEMENTS^ rfHOMAS A. 3DB LUXE • ' mtTWA sessions, __£iz£__ 11, 2.30, 8. *j " —~ .- ■ ■;.-.••' , ■'■.■ ' ;,; the : LAST DAY. r^ALLAGEJEERYTI ,; ' >'' [" MARY i : "RIVER OF SPECIALLY SELECTED ALL-TALKIE ■ •••; :/.'" COMMENCING THE TALKING SCREEN'S ! ACHIEVEMENT — NOW YOU CAN AS ; WELL AS RICHARD; . BARTEHLMESS, Screen, Idol of . ■ ' ■'; , : Millions. ; ,■ '■-;■ . .? -in.. '. \ • :^ {i WEARY A SONG YOU N^v WILL NEVER •-••■• \\ . FORGET NN. ~ —- A First National HERE IS A GREAT PICTURE BORN ~.:■: EVERYTHING TALKING, SONG, COME AND HEAR RICHARD BAR HIM SING. "WEARY RIVER," THE '„ ', EVERYBODY'S THE ROMANCE \ OF JERRY LARRA COMPOSER AND SINGER, FIiGHTING FORGET DAISY, THE GIRL WHO WILL THRILL YOU TO THE PARAMOUNT SOUND • NEWS, in which the Latest Events of the - Day, are Seen: and' Heard. ■ ■ -anna; case,-- x Broadway Star. ; 0 OK BOX PLANS NOW OPEN AT PLAZA, ;.y " JOURNEY'S; END." British Blood tells. All over the world British men and women, and children', too, esteem it a privilege to.witness "Journey's End." • ..... ... ■ LAST . O NIGHTS -..: of "JOURNEY'S END." :'. ETINAL "JOURNEY'S 'END ,, . MATINEE, FINAL "JOURNEY'S END" MATINEE, NEXT SATURDAY,- AT 2. NEXT SATURDAY, AT 2. MATINEE PRICES :. D.C. and R.S., 6/ ; Stalls, 3/; Gallery,: 1/6. Early Door Stalls, 1/ extra. Children, 3/, 2/ .and 1/. — HIS MAJESTY'S. — Direction: J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd. A GREAT PLAY—A GREAT COMPANY. mO-NIGHT, AT Q AND -2 FOLLOWING -EVENINGS. FINAL MATINEE SATURDAY. J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., . ?,■; ■ • . . Present .v THE MOST•■■ SIGNIFICANT AND MOST • VITAL PLAY EVER STAGED. "JOURNEY'S END." "JOURNEY'S END." By R. C. Sherriff, and produced in conJunction with Maurice Browne, Ltd. Although a play of. the war, "Journey's End" has nothing of the horror or bitterness of war. Moreover, it contains genuine comedy that brings countless laughs. Plana at Lewis Eady,' Ltd., Day Sales at H.M. Theatre Confectionery. - PRICES: D.C. and R.S., 7/; Stalls, 4/; Gallery; 1/6. Early Door. Gallery, 1/ extra. All prices plus Tax. Manager JOHN FARRELL.

DANCING. . rj_REY LYNN LABOUR jSr party. &ry£sbk GAIETY HALL, Yfti&EmPf SURREY CRESCENT, TO-NIGHTV-8 To 11—TO-NIGHT. "BEST OF ALL" OLD-TIME DANCE. Chocolates, Cigarettes, Streamers., Sociability, Refinement, Enjoyment. PALTRIDGE'S MUSIC. Ladies, 1/. Gents, 1/6. O'NEILL STREET HALL, SATURDAY—B To 12—SATURDAY. MR. AND MRS. PIM Passes By. MR. REG. RUSHEN, The Whistling Comedian. Come and Dance while he Whistles. * EVERYTHING THE BEST. GEO. WALTER, M.C. T . H. W. VAUGHAN, Hon. Sec. mO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. •*• Attracting Record Houses Every TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY. DRUIDS' OLD-TIME CABARET. Featuring Auckland's Finest Dance Band "THE FAMOUS REVELLERS." ' Balloons, Streamers, Chocs., Clgs., etc and a Night of Joy in the Coolest and Most Refined Ballroom in the City. Ladies, 1/. ' Gents, 2/ 7 {SATURDAY. SATURDAY. Saturday. ■ Saturday VENTURA DANCE CLUB. ST. SEPULCHRE'S HALL. ST. SEPULCHRE'S HALL. 7 TEACHERS OF DANCING. ALL Dancing, 1/ term (private lessons); proficiency one term; Fancy Costumes Hired. —313, Dilworth Bldgs • 47-799. WHS BALLROOM DANCING, Correct Style qualified Private Tuition.—Modern Dancing Studio, SO, Palmerston Bldgs.i opp. G.P.Q. D 4 FRANK WOODRUFFS, Expert Instructor Jazz or Old-time; special course, 15/ 174. Upper Symonds St. ■ . . b PARISIAN Dancing Studio, Whitehall. 419, Upper 'Queen Street. — Miss Brooks, Mr. Bentley. Private Lessons: Ballroom Dancing. D JUMBLE SALE. TUMBLE SALE at St. Matthew's Hall, f Saturday, November 9, at 2 p.m. 7 INSURANCE COMPANIES. ALLIANCE ASSURANCE CO., LTD. Xi- Assets £80,000,000. Phone 43-128.—5, , O'Connell St Manager, WJlfrid. Skegg. j>