AMUSEMENTS. PARAMOUNT THEAWT (New Zealand’s Leading Movietone Theatre.) Final Presentation THIS EVENINIG i A Warner Vitaphone Dialogue Special! The Lovable, Adorable "Sonny Boy” of “The Singing Fool.” in an even Greater - Role in an Equally Great Production! |“SONNY BOY” ‘‘DAVEY’’ LEE BETTY BRONSON EDWARD EVERETT HORTON AND MANY OTHERS IN AN ACTION-FILLED. LAUGHTERSATURATED COMEDY DRAMA OF A GRAND DOMESTIC MIX-UP! ! ! Dialogue, Singing and Operatic Featurettes BOOKING. Box Plans at Bristol and Theatre. Ring ’PHONE 21—842 for Reservations. PARAMOUNT THEATRE (New Zealand’s Leading Movietone Theatre.) Commencing To-morrow Afternoon, 2.30. SCREENING THEREAFTER: NIGHTLY 8 p.m., DAILY 2.30. Another of the Wonderful Array of ALL-SPECIAL DIALOGUE ATTRACTIONS! A TENSE ALL-TALKING DRAMA OF LIFE AND LOVE OUTSIDE THE LAW! Drama that erupts with the greatest primitive force of love and hate! Bancroft’s compelling characterisation! A demigod who takes what he wants. And a woman with the courage to fight for the man she loves. I THUNDERBOLT | The glittering underworld! The mad jazz parties of New York! A background of life and colour for this drama of that mysterious demi-monde . . . the underworld. You will thrill to the strength of “THUNDERBOLT”! Strong, arrogant, boastful! A man who takes what he wants and destroys those in his path. A PARAMOUNT ALL-TALKING SPECIAL ATTRACTION With . George Bancroft Fay Wray Richard Arlen In Superb Cliaracterisations and Brilliant, Well-Recorded Dialogue! SEE AND HEAR BANCROFT’S SMASHING DRAMA ! A GREATER, MORE POWERFUL DIALOGUE THRILLER THAN “THE WOLF OF WALL STREET”! BOOKING.—BOX PLANS AT BRISTOL AND THEATRE. RING ’PHONE 21—842 FOR RESERVATIONS. (Under the Distinguished Patronage and in the Presence of His Excellency the x Governor-General and Lady Alice Fefgusson.) THIRD CONCERT By the WELLINGTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA (INCORPORATED) Conductor—Mr. LEON DE MAUNY. TOWN HALL TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, at 8.15. PROGRAMME INCLUDES: ‘ , ~ Unf ! n!shed ’’ Symphony. The Erl King (soloist, Mr. Harison Cook), Rosamunde Oveiture, Jannhauser Overture, Schuinann’s Piano Concerto (soloist, Madame Evelyn de Mauny), “Faust” Ballet Music, Pomp and Circumstance March Annotated Programmes on sale at Beggs’, Ernest Dawson’s. Andrew Williams’s Haworth’s Musical House, Will Gordon’s, Matthews’s Music Store, and The Bristol. TICKETS : 4/-, 3/- (plus tax), 2/-. BOX PLAN AT BRISTOL. . DOORS OPEN 7.30, p.m.
TOWN HALL Direction, E. J. GRAVESTOCK, LTD. ! POSITIVELY TWO CONCERTS ONLY Saturday & Monday Next. No Extra Concerts. No Return .Season. E. J. GRAVESTOCK, LTD., Present SIGNORINA Dusolina Giannini (“Jah-nee-nee”) ■World's Greatest Dramatic Soprano. “All the advance reports of the gifts of this new star, who, in a few brief years, practically at the threshold of her career, has won eminence in London, and on the Continent, as well as in America, were shown to have been abundantly justi- . fled.”—“Sydney Morning Herald.” “Giannini—-Isn’t she wonderful.”—* Sydney "Telegraph.” "Giannini sings triumphant. Fascinated Town Hall crowd.”—Sydney “Daily Guardian.” “Triumph . for Giannini.”—Sydney “Sunday Times.” ' “Divine Dusolina.”—“Telegraph Pic'toria),’’. Associate Artists: MOLLY BERNSTEIN. Pianist. SOL DEUTSCH. Violinist. Reserved Seats. 7s. 6d.; Unreserved, ss. and 3s. plus tax. BOX PLANS AT THE BRISTOL. Students Concessions. Watch 11—2—15—8 WHAT DO THEY MEAN? NEW ZEALAND INSTITUTE OF _ ARCHITECTS (Incorporated). WELLINGTON DISTRICT BRANCH. is o- rpiIIS EVENING (Thursday), at 8 re p.m., in the Meeting Hall, Accountnuts’ Chambers. Johnston Street, a Paper will he delivered by Dr. Rankine Brown. Subiect: “The Development of Pedemen- ’■ tn) D°cnrntion Amongst the Greeks.” 11-lus'-rnted by Lantern Slides. The public and those interested are invited. •s E. W. G. COLERIDGE. Hon. Secretary. 31 Johnston Street. file s. ——- n Watch 11—2—15—8 is WHAT DO THEY MEAN ? '.V - — - lt SPKCIAI VALUESX s- : W JUST ARRIVED: 18 JUST ARRIVED: gpWYFORD’S EARTHENWARE And ENGLISH RUSTLESS STEEL ~ BATHROOM ACCESSORIES. SHOWROOMS: 54-56 LOWER CUBA STREET - (Amost opposite James Smith’s). i. A. & T. BURT. LTD
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Dominion, Volume 23, Issue 31, 31 October 1929, Page 2
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