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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 289, 6 December 1930, Page 24

amusements A SUPER SHOW TO-NIGH* RESERVE YOUR SEATS" KG EXTRA CHARGE *• ' Plan at Theatre. Rec« rv J „ A H*- U Plan at Theatre. ,' I (MT. TO-NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK LON CHANEY LON CHANpy LON CHANEY LON CH2 LON CHANEY LON CHANEY In Ilis First and Only AllT a , t , In His First and Only All-Talk IT " UNHOLY 3." « UNHOLY 8 " " UNHOLY 3." « UNHOLY U " UNHOLY 3." " UNHOLY 3" - " UNHOLY 3." " UNHOLY V' " UNHOLY 3." " UNHOLY 3" Also — Also — Also — s-'&s " huge keels OF mekuimfvt 3 BIG REELS OF FUN ' S HEARTY REELS. OF'.TOY LAUREL AND HARDY LAUREL AND HARDY' " BLOTTO." — "BLOTTO'' " BLOTTO." - " BLOTTO> 1 X cj A —M ta.if cre Dad Additi »- Technicolour Review ' ' :>; No. 4—Hearst Sound News. Xo. s—Mickeys—Mickey McCain:, 2-reel Pnmni B pC 5 ,;?' S? gg*» i fls-1 nigf;-. (MOUXT EDEX KQADL —' 1 EMPRESS 1 IIMPS^j (XEWTOxJ! Direction: Amalgamate;! Theatres tm TO-NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK LON CHANEY LON CHANEY In His First and Only AH-Talkle — " UNHOLY 3." — — " UNHOLY 3." •: Also, . LAUREL AND HARDY " BLOTTO." 1000 SEATS, 1/, 1/. 1/. Children, 6d. M 1 ALEXANDRA | (Green Lane), Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd TO-XIGIIT AT 8 O'CLOCK. Xo 2—WONDERFUL FEATURES—2 RAMON NOVARRO, " IN GAY MADRID." " IN GAY MADRID." ISO ' 2 i 7 DOROTHY BEVIBR, MATT MOORE " MURDER ON THE ROOF." USUAL PRICES. Reserves 10-047 I'roe Bus leaves BUerslio 7.0 710 7in 7.Boj.Lake Road 7.15. ' ' NEW ' NEW 1 REGENT REGENT (EPSOM). Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. TO-NIGHT AT S O'CLOCK. (Final Screening.) 2 BRITISH ALL-TALKIES 2 Both produced ;it the famous Elstrce Studios, England. No. 1— JAMESON THOMAS In " THE HATE SHIP." (Adult Audience Recommendation.) No. 2— CARL BRISSON In "SONG OF SOHO." . Plan at Theatre. Reserves 20-142, mfk HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. The Little Tlieatre Society has pleasure in presenting ■" PETER PAN."= " PETER PAN"E=Ei " PETER PAN." = " PETER PAN. W ==. Or "THE BOY WHO WOULD NOT GROW UP," By J. M. Barrie, $ At HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, NEXT WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 11, 12, 13, !' AT S P.M. MATINEE SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, AT 2 P.M. BOX PLAN NOW OPEN. It is 20 years since the last production of "Peter Pan" in Aucfci laud, and it may be 20 years be--1 fore there'is another. The laughing, roguish, little Peter has ■beconic the most popular hoy in the world and will captivate the hearts of the children in this city as lie has done wherever he lias appeared. "Peter Pan", is the most delightful fairy story ever written and every child should have an opportunity of seeing it. The Box Plan is now open at Lewis Eady, Ltd., and patrons are requested to mase early application for seats, as the booking is heavy. PRICES: Reserved Stalls and Circle, 6/.. Children under 15, half-price, Back Stalls, 4/. Gallery, 1/6Children, 2/. , Children, 1/. Direction, Kenneth Brampton. PEOPLE'S [MM) POPULAR Mia service. LEWIS EADY HALL, SUNDAY NIGHT. POPULAR COMMUNITY SIXGING LED BY " UNCLE TOM." ADDRESS BY REV. C. G. iSCRIMGEOgB (THE SKY PILOT) IX WHICH M RELATES HIS THRILLING FLTIM* EXPERIENCE, , " LOST IN THE CLOUD - (P AND DRAWS FROM IT A LESSON APPLYING TO EVERYDAY LIl'E. . Doors Open 6.30 p.m. 1 r| / PETER PAN J[l ll ! v CABARET. y Luxury aud Refinement. Y COR. LORNE AND RUTLAND STS. DANCING TO-NIGHT, 8 p.m. to 12 p.m. Admission, 5/. THE PETER PAN BAND, The Finest in N.Z., will Feature all tne Latest Numbers. HALF-PRICE AFTER 10.30 P.M. Evening Dress Essential. I <. All Reservations Phone 46-777.