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Dominion, Volume 23, Issue 32, 1 November 1929, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS. PARAMOUNT THEATRE . (New Zealand’s Leading Movietone Theatre.) Commencing This 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 LAVV! 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. 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 Characterisations and Brilliant. Well-Recorded Dialogue l . SEE AND HEAR BANCROFT’S SMASHING DRAMA! A GREATER, MORE POWERFUL DIALOGUE THRILLER THAN "THE WOLF OF WALL STREET”! Paramount’s SOUND FEATURETTES: INCLUDING:. Paramount “IF MEN PLAYED “GOODBYE? MY SOUND CARDS AS WOMEN LADY LOVE.” NEWSREEL. DO.” Another of Commanding nil the All-Talking Comedy Paramount’s Clever thrills of life in Sight Featurette, Cartoon Novelties. and Sound. Five Principals .in Singing and Dialogue. First of the New amusing dialogue and The ultimate in Great Series! action. , “Talkie” Eccentricity. REINALD WERRENRATH (Famous Baritone), singing:— "LONG, LONG TRAIL”; “HEART OF A ROSE.’’ BOOKING.—Box Plans at BRISTOL and THEATRE. RING ’PHONE 21—842 for Reservations.

BOXING BOXING BQXING TO-NIGHT to-night DONOVAN v. DOBLE TN pOBLE, patrops of boxing will see one of the cleverest boys among the hayd- ■ hitting class in Australia. He is recognised as one of, if not the BEST FEATHERWEIGHTS IN AUSTRALIA TO-DAY, ami has dp engagement to meet Crowle for the championship immediately on Jiis return to Sydney. If beaten by the Taranaki champipl), it plates Dopoyan jn a high class indeed. Nothing remains to be said about DONOVAN’S whirlwind tactics, which ( have carried him to victory in his contests thus far. Already the Australian promoters are making efforts to get him to Australia. PRICES, 5/- and 2/6 (plus tax). BOX PLAN AT PERRY’S, MANNERS STREET, closes THIS AFTERNOON at 4 p’plock. Some good seats may Still be reserved. EARLY DOOR TICKETS STILL AVAILABLE. FOR ALL. PARTS. These can he obtained at Box Office and at Sowman’s, Lamhton Quay.

■KINGS’ THEATRE (The Best Sound in Town.) TO-NIGHT—S—TO-MGHT With MATINEE SATURDAY, 2,30, FOX MOVIETONE ALLDIALOGUE FEATURE! Fast-moving Comedy Drama, with Love, Action, .and Intrigue,

Masquerade Adapted from the great novel, ‘‘THE BRASS BOWL." by LOIS JOSEPH VANCE. Starring Alan Birmingham, Leila Hyams, Clyde Cook, Popular Supporting Cast. A SWIFT ALL-TALKING ROMANCE OF SUAVE SLEUTHS AND BREEZY BANDITS! Jn • addition: KING’S SHORT SUBJECT ” ENTERTAINMENT Including L— FOX MOVIETONE NEVA'S Sight and Sound Review of World Events. 2. “MUSIC FIENDS” Clark and McCullough—, AIJ Dialogue Comedy. 3. ANATQLE FREIDLAND’S RITZ REVIEW Thrills in Music and Dialogue. BOOKING. —Box Plans nt Bristol. Price Scale, Is. io 2s. 9d. WATCH! WAIT! 1 I—-2,15-—8 The Mystery will be Solved To-morrow. RO D E O . ODE O . ALL THE HUMOUR AND THRILLS OF CANADIAN RANCH LIFE, At PALMERSTON NORTH On WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6. 1929, At 2.30 p.m. THE FIRST DAY OF THE BIG SPRING SHOW. STEER RIDING! STEEB RIDING! DAREDEVIL RIDERS ! BUCKING STEERS! DELIGHTED CROWDS. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 6. 1929. AT THE SHOWGROUNDS, ' PALMERSTON NORTH. SPECIAL DAY EXCURSION FARES ON THE RAILWAYS. W, T. PENNY, Secretary. WATCH! WAIT! 11—2.15—8 The Mystery will be Solved 10-morrow.