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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 300, 19 December 1929, Page 32

. AMUSEMENTS. 250 SEATS AVAILABLE IN WINTER GARDEN ON OPENING NIGHT. TICKETS, £1 1/ DOUBLE. This Includes: FULL CIVIC SHOW. SUPPER DE LUXE, And DANCING To TED HENKEL'S SYNCOPATORS. .Reservations at Civic Box Office, or Phone 41-580. THE DOMINION'S GREATEST THEATRE, ■ THE 1 -—,i C-I-V-I-C. — . 1 _1.._ Direction: ■ THOMAS A. O'BRIEN. OPENS ITS .MIGHTY DOORS FOR ALL AUCKLAND TO WONDER AT. GRAND PREMIERE PERFORMANCE TO-MORROW AT 8 P.M. Offering BRILLIANT ENTERTAINMENT. FIRST WILL COME TED HENKEL, Master Musician, from the Forum Theatre, Los Angeles, upon the Colossal Elevator Barge, with his CIVIC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Of Thirty Players, bringing forth the Magic Melody of Ponchielli's "THE DANCE OF TUB HOURS." Then From Graumman's Egyptian Theatre, Hollywood, We will introduce . — FRED SCHOLL — At the Great Console of his CIVIC GRAND ORGAN, The Dominion's Largest Organ, Rendering "MELODY CLASSICS" and an Organ Novelty, " THE CLOWN." RING UP THE CURTAIN ON THE NEW SHOW WORLD. TED HENKEL'S STAGE BAND ENTERTAINMENT. OFFERING IN SETTINGS Of Startling Originality and Unique Lighting Effects. ' » "THE SUNRISE OF A NEW SHOW WORLD " Featuring TED HENKEL'S STAGE BAND, THE CIVIC CORPS DE BALLET And MADELINE RAMON PEDRO, FAMOUS INTERNATIONAL DANCING STARS. LAST, BUT NOT LEAST, NEW ZEALAND'S GREATEST THEATRE TAKES PRIDE IN PRESENTING THE ALL-LAUGHING SUCCESS, " THREE LIVE GHOSTS." " THREE LIVE GHOSTS." "THREE LIVE GHOSTS."

The Comedy that rocked the theatres of the world with LAUGHTER — now on the screen as an ALL-TALKING Sensation. BOOKING ARRANGEMENTS. BOX PLANS for the First week are Now Open at the CIVIC BOX OFFICE, CIVIC THEATRE CORNER. SEATS IN GOOD POSITIONS now available for every night of First Week, except the OPENING NIGHT, for which all seats are now booked. MOTORISTS! Arrangements have been made with the SUPER SERVICE CO., opposite Town Hall for FREE PARKING of your Car. When reserving your seats, ask for a Permit, and a Special Area will be Reserved for you. WINTER GARDEN AND CABARET. DURING THE MORNING AND AFTERNOON SESSIONS, A SPECIAL CHARGE OF 2/6 WILL INCLUDE MORNING OR AFTERNOON TEA, IN ADDITION TO FULL CIVIC ENTERTAINMENT. STAGE BAND PRESENTATION (Afternoon Only). THE ENTIRE STAGE, GRAND ORGAN, SCREEN, ARE IN FULL VIEW FROM THE WINTER GARDEN. __ AL E X A N D R A. LEXANDRA. GREEN LANE. TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW. " /JU3E QANARY jyjURDER iQASE." ALL TALKIE. DANCING. _ fJREY LYNN LABOUR u PARTY. GAIETY HALL, QEKmzr SURREY CRESCENT. TO-NIGHT—B to 11—TO-NIGHT. 'BEST OF ALL" OLD-TIME DANCE Chocolates, Cigarettes, Streamers <, , PALTRIDGE'S MUSIC, ■.r . and Enjoyment Assured. MAKE UP PARTY AND COME ALONG. Ladies, 1/—Flannels Optional—Gents, 1/6 O NEILL STREET HALL „ . XMAS CARNIVAL. SATURDAY. SATURDAY. Ladies' Special: Pretty Hand-worked Shawl. Gent s Special: Large Xuias Cake Xmas Crackers, Snowballs, Fancy Hats Balloons. GEO. WALTER, M.C. 19 11. W. VAUGHAN, Hon. Sec. rpO-NIGHT ■ TO-NIGHT. Still Attracting Big Crowds Every Tuesdav Thursday and Saturday. DRUIDS' OLD-TIME CABARET. Featuring THE FAMOUS REVELLERS and the Latest Musical Success to ' Perfect Time. Balloons, Streamers, Chocs., Ctes Ladies 1/. ■ Gents 2/10 igATURDAY. SATURDAY. VENTURA DANCE CLUB. AKARANA CLUB HOUSE. 19 T) A N C~E POSTPONED — J- 7 The Dance to be held To-morrow 'at the Ballroom, Omahu Road, in Aid of'thp Richmond Road Home, is postponed until February. jg