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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 122, 26 May 1930, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. AN ALL-BRITISH TALKING THEATRE! THE LONDON THEATRE THE LONDON THEATRE (Late-GRAND, opposite the G.P.0.). THE LATEST GREAT ENGLISH PRODUCTION, "—"HIGH TREASON," — — "HIGH TREASON," — — "HIGH TREASON," — The Fine Comedy, "SMITH WAKES UP." And the Latest MICKEY MOUSE Cartoon, "JUNGLE RHYTHM." CONTINUOUS ALL-DAY SESSIONS. '" "High Treason" will be screened: 11.45, 2, 4, 6, and 5.30. Box Plan Now Open at the LONDON THEATRE, Phone 42-274. - All-Day Prices: Stalls 1/, Circle 1/6 and 2A Evening Prices: Stalls 1/6, Circle 11, Kes. 6d extra. DEAR EVERYBODY,— LISTEN-IN, PLEASE. "HIGH TREASON" is a worth-while Picture, for it is a Picture with a purpose, and that purpose the greatest the human race can apply itself to, "the permanent peace of the world we live in." The winning of "peace on earth and good will toward all men" 'is particularly the mission of women. Man is naturally a scrapping animal! The blood of a thousand lighting forefathers flows in his veins—the flying flag, the trumpet's call and the beating drum awake a natural instinct difficult to disobey—rights or wrongs are forgotten, he damns the consequences and starts marching. We love him for his courage and sacrifice, but how much better it would be for the world could this militant energy be applied to the Victories of Peace and Social Progress, rather than bloody war! "HIGH TREASON" is "Britain's plea for world peaqe." It is a vision of the future of the human race, telling vividly how the women of all nations combined to save the world from war. "HIGH TREASON" is more than a moral gesture that sets every man and woman thinking who sees it. "HIGH TREASON" Is a futuristic film that foretells life, a generation ahead, in the greater cities of London and New York, with their wondrous advancement in science and invention, and intertwined in the vision is a romance of love and adventure, fascinating and heart-throbbing. We cannot all hope to live long enough to experience the wondrous changes that are looming so near ahead for the human race, but through the crystal globe of this poetic picture we may glimpse the fuller and happier world ahead. Lastly, "HIGH TREASON" is an All-British Picture, and you will hear every word of our lovely language spoken as it should be. Wou't you come to see and hear it? DOMENICA HAYWARD, Director of the London Theatre. SCREENING ONLY FEATURE FILMS OF BRITISH ORIGIN AND SENTIMENT. CAPITOL. DOMINION ROAD. TO-DAY AT 2 P.M. TO-NIGHT AT S P.M. THE ALL-TALKING FEATURE, With , WARNER BANTER and MARY DUNCAN In "ROMANCE OF THE " ROMANCE OF THE RIO GRANDE," RIO GRANDE," Thrills! Action! Adventure. Stirring Battle Scenes with Border Bandits. ALL-TALKING FEATURETTES. Be Wise ! Book Your Seats! Phone 20-574. EMPIRE ' DOMINION ROAD. TO-NIGHT -— TO-NIGHT. All Talking, Suiging, Dancing. " BROADWAY . BABIES." With ALICE WHITE and Ail-Star Cast. ALL-TALKIN G FEATURETTES. DANCING. QCOTS TTALL, QYMONDS QJTREET. rpO-NIGHT — TITONDAY. AUCKLAND RETAIL SHOP ASSISTANTS' UNION CHARITY CLUB. TXELP /CHARITY BY ATTENDING THIS POPULAR DANCE ALWAYS A JOYFUL ATMOSPHERE. "YE VERSATILE PIRATES." Playing Latest Repertoire. Evening Dress Optional. Ladies, 2/. Gents, 2/6. ' MS4 THE MONTE CARLO DANCE SOCIETY, WITH THE "MONTE pARLO T3AND OF 12 PERFORMERS Playing All the Latest Jazz Numbers. THE NEXT FORTNIGHTLY DANCE TAKES PLACE ON -yyEDNESDAY "XTEXT, ]M"AY i) 0 AT JWIS JTUDX'S TTALL, QUEEN STREET. SELECT IN EVERY RESPECT. F. CUNNINGHAM, " ' Musical Director. E. R. PICKERING, Hon. Sec, Academy Studios, Upper Queen St. _26 DANCING IN THE CLICK CLACK CABARET, EVERY MONDAY NIGHT, Newmarket. Spot Waltz, Monte Carlo. Balloons, Cigarettes and Chocolates Free . MORROWS SELECT ORCHESTRA IN ATTENDANCE. Ladies, 1/. Gentlemen 2/. LES. GORDON, M.C. Cubicles may be Reserved by Ringing 46-377. No extra charge for booking. Patrons are requested not to confuse Saturday Night Jazz, which are held under different management at the Cabaret. Monday Nights are Old-time Nights only. 26 T> JACKSON'S (Pro.) Dance Orchestra xx * and Select Jazz Band open for Engagement.—Phone 46-100. x 3 TEACHERS OF DANCING. ALL Modern Ballroom Dances and Latest Variations; beginners and advanced. Ruby Sheriff, 8, Hopetoun St., Ponsonby. • ; ' ; C 4 TJALLROOM Dancing,, Correct Style, ■*-* Qualified Private Tuition. — Modern Dancing Studio, 30, Palmerston Bldgs., opp. G.P.O. D 4 PARISIAN Studio, Whitehall (below j -*- Tabernacle). —Mi-<s Violet Brooks, Mr. Alex. Bentley. Skaters' Waltz now taught. D