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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 278, 23 November 1929, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. A GREAT PROGRAMME. YOU CANNOT GET BETTER IN SILENI PICTURES. op h P. I NATIONAL. I Phone £™*. NATIONAL . 42 - lu »- Continuous from 11.30 a.m. to 10.15 p.m. Evening Session Commences 7.00. 2--GREAT STAR PICTURES--^ William Fox Presents A. Romance in Araby, with a Sheik. In Venice in a Gondola. In Paris 'while Champagne Bubbles. With that Prince of Lovers, | CHARLES FARRELL, ' | GRETA X NISSEN As a Sheik of Araby, wooing the allurini beauty, as a daughter of Paris. IN A lavish! Exotic! Spectacular! Sensa tional! Thrilling Story of Burning Sandi and Flaming Love. 1 : I a story FAZIL. A stor y I of Sheik FAZIL. of Shelk Love. FAZIL. LoTe - A fiery romance of forbidden love—on tin waters of Venice—in Paris ballrooms am boudoirs —in Arabian palaces and harems East meets West in a tempest of passioi —hot as the sands of Sahara. TWO PASSIONATE HUMANS. Son of Araby Daughter of Paris. Who dared a Forbidden Love. And Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Present A Hilarious Comedy-Drama of a Pug Wh< Went to College. An Avalanche of Laughs THE DUKE STEPS OUT. THE DUKE STEPS OUT. THE DUKE STEPS OUT. A romance of the prize ring with a colleg setting. Thrills in the big fight and laugh galore. You grin, giggle and roar a William Haines as "The Duke." WITH 1 ; f I WILLIAM HAINES I I KARL DANE I AND I JOAN CRAWFORD. GAZETTE AND COMEDY. F. BARTLETT'S ORCHESTRA. | STALLS, 1/. I BEST IN AUCKLAND. CIRCLE, 1/6 and 2/. (No Tax.) Reserve Your Seats at Theatre. No Extrj Charge. Saturday Night Reserves unpaid for cannot be held after 7.45. — HIS MAJESTY'S. - Direction : J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd. A MAMMOTH PRODUCTION. MUSIC, ROMANCE, SPLENDOUR. TO-NIGHT, AT 7.55. AND FOLLOWING EVENINGS. J. C. WILLIAMSON'S GREATEST AND MOST TREMENDOUS MUSICAL PLAY, "THE DESERT SONG." "THE DESERT SONG." "THE DESERT SONG." Which is Nightly Breaking All Records at His Majesty's Theatre. A Wonderful Cast of Principals. A MALE CHORUS OF 40. ■ BALLET OF 60. 130 IN THE PRODUCTION 130 And CZAR ARAB STEED, And LIGHTNIN' THE DONKEY. Produced by GEORGE H. HIGHLAND. Dances and Ensembles Arranged by MINNIE EVERETT. Plans at Lewis Eady, Ltd. Day Sale it H.M. Theatre Confectionery Shop. EVENING PRICES: D.C. and RTs, 10/ Stalls, 5/ ; Gallery, 2/0 ; Early Door Stalls 1/ extra; Early Door Gallery, 6d extra ill Prices Plus Tax. Manager JOHN FARRELL. *vj|ls# THE 3|p • BOHEMIAN * i§&* ORCHESTRA NEW ZEALAND'S FINEST ORCHESTRA OVER 100 — PERFORMERS — OVER 10C The Largest Orchestra Ever Heard in N Z Conductor COLIN MUSTON. Leader ... EDITH WHITELAW. 4TH CONCERT, 16TH SEASOr^ TOWN HALL, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5. This being the Last Concert of a ver successful season, lovers of Real Music cai be assured that it will be the best ever. w™„« P r r °panime comprises works b' n„& QeT A ih ° mas > Ed. German, Schubert Bach, Godard and Tschaikowsky. NexfseYso*™ *" thiS Last Concert ■»< 5 Wonderful Programmes for 17/6 (' Reserved Seats for Each Concert) Full particulars from W. J. CADDELL, Hon. Secretary, Qnein St". *** Pian ° AgeUCy ' Ltd -> 191 . S AUCKLAND CITY MISSION. LEWIS EADY HALL, LEWIS EADY QUEEN STREET (2 Doors below John Court; Ltd.) TO-MORROW (SUNDAY). Doors Open 6.30 p.m. SERVICE BEGINS 7.30 P.M. Items will be rendered as under:— Solo, "A Legend" (Tschaikowsky). MRS. H. A. KEVEN. "Let All the People Praise Him" (Maunder), i MR. ROBT. NIXON. Anthem, "Hearken Unto Me" (Sullivan) MISSION CHOIR. ' Address by REV. CHARLES CHANDLER. Subject: "THE REVEILLE." Holy Communion, Thursday, 11 a.m Mission Chapel. t B i"^y e^. are in URGENT NEED of Lett-off Clothing, Boots, etc. Our van will gladly call and collect if friends will kindlv Dhone us, 43-045 or 46-056. 0 „ JASPER CALDER, -d City Missioner.