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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 288, 5 December 1929, Page 32

AMUSEMENTS. STILL THEY COME! ONCE AGAIN THE STRAND WAS PACKED BY PATRONS ANXIOUS TO SEE THEIR IDOL IX HIS FIRST TALKING PICTURE. Be Advised ! Book Your Seats! Or Attend the Day Sessions at 11 a.m. (when Cheaper Prices prevail), and. 2.15 p.m. STRAND (A Fuller-Hayward Theatre.) Auckland's Intimate "Talkie" Theatre. TIMES OF ' PERFORMANCES: 11 _ 2.15 — 8 p.m. United Artists Present RONALD COLMAN RONALD COLMAN IN BULLDOG DRUMMOND BULLDOG DRUMMOND With LILYAN TASH MAN—JOAN BENNETT — MONTAGUE LOVELAWRENCE GRANT—CLAUDE ALLISTER. The audible picturisation of the famous light melodrama BY SAPPER. Also Dale Smith Eminent Baritone. Fox Movietone News It Speaks for Itself. Eve's Review Potpourri of British Items. Box Plans at Theatre and Lewis Eady, Ltd. Phone 43-114. MOULIN ROUGE. TUDOR, REMUERA. TO-NIGHT, AT 8. One of the Most Wonderful Pictures this year—and it's a Talkie. 1 SUBMARINE. | Recommended for Adults Only. Starring JACK HOLT, DOROTHY " REVIER and RALPH GRAVES. Surface ! For God's Sake ! There's a Blind Destroyer I atop of us. " j A Thriller of the First Water. EXCELLENT SUPPORTS. Follow the Crowd To-night to See this Wonderful and Unique Talkie Attraction. Phone 24-749 for Seats*. Your last opportunity TO-NIGHT to see and hear MONTE BLUE in "CONQUEST," An All-talkie Vitaphone Feature, supported by a Selected Array of Musical and Singing ■ Featurettes, and "LOVE'S SACRIFICE." a Silent Feature, At Fuller-Hayward's — PRINCE EDWARD. — KARANGAHAPE ROAD. DAILY, 1.30 AND 7. COMMENCING TO-MORROW. A UNITED ARTISTS 11-REEL SPECIAL f ATTRACTION, " THE AWAKENING." (SILENT). And BLANCHE SWEET In " THE WOMAN IN WHITE." First Screening in Auckland. rj.REY T YNN piNEMA— <~r ±J \j To-night at 7.45. THE TALKIES. THE TALKIES. See and Hear Monte Blue in " "CONQUEST." Splendid Talkie Supports. No. I—Joe Wong, the Chinese Jazz Boy. No. 2 —Hoot Gibson Trio, Guitars. No. 3—Miss Lewis, Singer of Old Melodies. People's Popular Prices. (DEVONPORT)— „: . . To-night at 7.45. Victoria. ALL-TALKIB PROGRAMME Victoria. " milE mERROR." Victoria. "•'-HE - 1 -ERROR." Victoria. If you're keen on Mystery be sure Victoria. to see the Victoria. EDGAR WALLACE THRILLER Victoria. " mHE mERROR." Victoria. " J- HE - 1 - ERROR " Victoria. BRILLIANT SUPPORTS Victoria. Mischa Elman, Violinist, "Vis'ions Victoria, of Spain," "Light Cavalry OverVictoria, ture." Victoria. Reserve Seats at Precey'a. SWIMMING. SWIMMING. NEW ZEALAND AMATEUR SWIMMING ASSOCIATION. AUCKLAND CENTRE CARNIVAL. TO-NIGHT (Thurs.) TO-NIGHT AT 8 P.M. TEPID BATHS, HOBSON ST. GORDON BRIDSON, N.Z. CHAMPTOTV GORDON BRIDSOn! N.Z. ChlmlioN. Versus NOEL RYAN, AUSTRALIAN CHAMPTftV NOEL RYAN, AUSTRALIAN ChImUoN SBO YARDS SCRATCH RACE. CAN RYAN TURN , THE TABLES? Sure to be a Wonderful Contpsf--50 YARDS INVITATION SCRATCH RACE GRIFFITHS, FARRELL, RAPER ENWRIGHT. ' Sure to be a Wonderful Race. INTER-CLUB RELAY, 200 YARDS. WATER POLO CHAMPIONSHIP.' ADMISSION: Adults, 2/; Children 1/ 5 H. MOORE, Hon. Secretary. JUMBLE SALE. YWXi, Upper Queen St.—Jumble Sale, « Friday, 7 p.m. ;q UMBLE Sale will be held at Fallon's Buildings, Hobson Street, at 6.30 p.m., Friday, December 6. Bargains for all. xo LAWN TENNIS. mENNIS Racquets Restrung and Repaired; J- work guaranteed; personal attention.— D S. Bailey, 25, Phoenix Chambers, opp. G.P.O. 5 rnENXIS Racquets; Spaltiing'3, SlazenJ- gers', Prosser's, etc., Re-scrung by Experts. All Accessories. —Eingsford's, 164. Queen St. B DONT FORGET—GRAND REOPENING OF LUNA x'ARK. TO-MORROW NIGHT, AT T. 30. Many New Attractions. Com* and See Them .First.