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Dominion, Volume 22, Issue 288, 31 August 1929, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS. ■quEEnS"" ♦ THEATRK, < g— .rTiv"~ g TO-NIGHT—AT S—TO-NIGHT. MATINEE TO DAY, 2.30. A FILM OF THE DESERT OF EPIC BIGNESS AND ACTED WITH IRRESISTIBLE POWER AND SINCERITY. CYRIL McLAGLEN IN AN UNFORGETTABLE PART IN A MEMOR- , . ABLE FILM. Amazing adaptation of Philip McDonald’* Great Novel, “Patrol.” “The Lost Patrol” An amazingly gripping story of ten men lost in the desert and pitilessly exterminated by relentless foes. A GREAT STORY OF BIG MEN AND THEIR ASTOUNDING ADVENTURE, Starring CYRIL McLAGLEN (As the “Hard Boiled” Sergeant) Heading a large cast of players. In addition: QUEEN’S SUPPORTING SUBJECTS And QUEEN’S QUALITY ORCHESTRAL ACCOMPANIMENT (Music Score Superb). BOOKING.—Box Plans at the Bristol until Noon; at Theatre from 1 p.m,, pi ring ’Phone 22—334 for Reservations. ■KINGS” THEATRE 2ND TALKIE PROGRAMME! NEW AND OUTSTANDING SOUND ENTERTAINMENT.-’ - NOW SHOWING NIGHTLY AT 8 (Until Next Thursday, inc.) MATINEE TO-DAY, 2.30. GRAND RETURN SEASON IN WEILINGTON OF THE FIRST COHENS AND KELLYS “TALKIE”! A COMEDY AS BREEZY AS THE SALTY AIR. .Filmed at Atlantic City, and Filled with Waves of Laughter! . ‘Cohens & Kellys in Atlantic City’ (Universal part-dialogue attraction), GEORGE SIDNEY, MACK SWAIN, With large and popular cast, including THE ATLANTIC CITY BATHING BEAUTIES! SPECIAL SUPPORTING PROGRAMME OF TALKING, SINGING, AND SOUND SUBJECTS Includes 1— FOX MOVIETONE NEWS (Sight and Sound Record). 2— RANDOLPH’S ROYAL HAWAIIAN ENTERTAINERS in “ACROSS THE SEA.” 3— “MARCHING ON”! “Chic” Sale Comedy Drama Featurette. BOOKING.—Box Plans at Bristol untli Noon; at Theatre from 1 p.m., or Ring ’Phone 22—212 for Reservations.