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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 103, 3 May 1930, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. THE SUPER-SHOW. FAMOUS STAGE STARS. DANCING — 'SINGING SPECTACLE. STRAND. STRAND (A Fuller-Hayward Theatre.) SESSIONS: 11 — 2.15 — B.OT A First National and Vitaphone. Exotic Parisienne. Dancing. Girls in Settings of Entrancing Beauty — Syncopated Rhythm of Eight New Song Hits, Lights and Sights, with IRENE . ' BORDONI, Darling of the Boulevards, IN /"PARIsX / "PARIS," \ \ "PARI S," / \^^PA With JACK BUCHANAN, Famous English Musical Comedy Star. / DRAMA, v / COMEDY, \ / DANCING, \ / TECHNICOLOUR,\ . / BEAUTIFUL GIRLS,\ / GORGEOUS GOWNS,\ / DAZZLING ENSEMBLES,\ 200 FAST STEPPERS. X THE TALKING PICTURE OF THE FUTURE. In Addition: All Colour Scenic "Tenderfoot." Fox Movietone News .... World Events. Albert Spalding Violin Solos. Howard Brothers Comedy Duo. BOX PLANS AT THEATRE. Phone 43-114. COME EARLY TO-NIGHT. Doors open 6.45 p.m. PRINCE EDWARD. KARANGAIIAPE ROAD. DAILY 2 AND 7.30 P.M. AGAIN TO-NIGHT. One of the Finest Talkies of 1930, THE' T OVE T>ARADE," HE -"OVE -1- ARADE," ■ , . With Maurice Chevalier and Jeanette Mac Donald. ALL-TALKING, ALL-SINGING SCREEN OPERETTA. ' Specially Selected Talkie Featurettes. SATURDAY NIGHT PRICES. — GREY LYNN CINEMA. — (A Fuller-Hayward Theatre.) TO-NIGIIT, AT S O'CLOCK. Warner Bros.' All-talking, All-singing, All-dancing Operetta, "THE DESERT SONG." "THE DESERT SONG." Filmed in Natural Colour with a wonderful cast. John Boles, Carlotta King, Louise Fazenda and Myrna Loy, And the chorus of 100 voices. The Picture you have all been waiting for is here at the Cinema. Splendid Supports. People's Popular Prices. SPECIAL CHILDREN'S MATINEE, EVERY SATURDAY, 2 O'CLOCK. VICTORIA DEVONPORT. Double Feature Talkie Programme. v KEN MAYNARD, The King of Western Star's?, in his First Talking and Singing Picture, "THE WAGON MASTER," "THE WAGON MASTER," Also, A Warner Bros.' Vitaphone Picture, "FANCY BAGGAGE," "FANCY BAGGAGE," A Story of Love. Laughs and Thrills I With AUDREY FERRIS and MYRNA LOY. Plan at Prece.v's. 22-06S for Reserves. PICTUREDROME milford. Paris—with its throbbing, pulsating night life, will be seen TO-NIGHT in "PARISIENNES," A Highly Polished Comedy-Drama. To be followed by 2 Hours' Jazz to Ye Versatile Pirates' Orchestra. -Jazz B A ree to Picture Patrons. EXHIBITIONS. MAY 5 TO MAY 10. WOMEN ARTISTS HOLD AN EXHIBITION AT jyj-ISS JOHNSON'S fc J-)ANCING gTUDIO, 240, QUEEN STREET (Opp. Darby St.). Ida Else Ivy Perry E. Fen ton E. Ryburn F. Fletcher Ella Spicer B. Jackson Olive Tonkin Lucretia Johnson Minnie White Ethel Jones Alice Wliyte Connie Lloyd Hilda Wiseman , Olive Lloyd D. V. Young This Exhibition is being run by THE CRETIA ART CRAFT. OPEN DAILY, 10 A.M. TO S P.M. PRICES OF WORK, £1 1/ TO £5 5/. 3 MEETINGS. THE SUPERFICIALITY AND BANKRUPTCY OF RATIONALISM." ADDRESS AT WEST STREET CHURCH OF CHRIST (Off Karangahape Road), TO-MORROW, 7 P.M. T O- M O R R O W, 7 P.M. Speaker, WM. CAMPBELL. ALL SEATS FREE. 3 Q FECIAL MEETINGS AT £7 %. yj QUAY STREET, >—TO-MORROW (Sunday), 3 P.M. and 7 P.M. lIESSCT MR. P. FRASER, M.P., MR. .T. A. .LEE, and many other well known Speakers will Address Meetings on the present Political Situation. Chairman: MR. F. E. MARTIN. x 3 SAVINGS BANK. A Meeting of the Trustees will be held at the Bank on WEDNESDAY, 7TH INSTANT, AT 2.15 p.m. CLEM BARTLEY, Manager. May 3. 1030. 3 pUCCXNI MUSICAL SOCIETY. In view of the "probable amalgamation with an influential sister society, all Members are urged to attend a Special Practice on TUESDAY, May 6, at 7.45 p.m. at St. Benedict's Clubrooms. f New Members inVitCd " G. FRASER, Hon. Secretary. Phone 23-616.