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Dominion, Volume 23, Issue 46, 18 November 1929, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS. fTHEKtog’s Theatre “The Best Sound in Town” Now Showing—NIGHTLY 8 o’clock. FIRST ALL-TALKING INTERNATIONAL MASTERPIECE. JOHN WILLARD’S T .K" £ ,, o 2r& S. S’7. entire cast of distinguished legitimate players from theatre to screen: |"Black Waters’ ~ - - ■ —— (British Dominions Films Attraction). James Kirkwood Mary Brian John Loder and many others. THF PLAY THAT PUT THE “MIST” IN MYSTIC AND THE “EERIE” IN MYSTERY ■ THRILL, THRILL. AND STILL MORE THRILL! An overshadowing dramaturgic sensation, acted with dynamic forcefulness Particularly Well Recorded and Reproduced. KING’S SPECIAL SELECTION OF Talking, Singing, and Sound Subjects. BOOKING—Box Plans at BRISTOL. Ring ’phone 22—212 for reservations. — — PRICE Scale, 1/- to 2/9. KING’S THEATRE - Next Friday Grand Return Season in Wellington of Paramount’s Talking and Singing Triumph — “Innocents of Paris” STARRING Maurice Chevalier The Idol of Pans. GIRLS!—GAIETY! AND CHEVALIER! Oh la la! A story of Paris —and a new star that will win you with his charm and personality. 50 MILLION FRENCHMEN CAN’T BE WRONG, AND THEY ACCLAIM CHEVALIER the Greatest Star To-day! YOU WILL LOVE HIM TOO! SPF THTfI PARIS REVUE—AMATEUR TRIALS—AND SEE CHEVALIER s DANCE Fin this FASCINATING STORY OF A MAN WHO BE- - FAMO US MUSICAL COMEDY STAR. BOOKING. —Box Plans at Bristol. PRICE SCALE: 1/- to 2/9.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE Direction: J. C Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd. THE PLAY THE WHOLE WORLD IS FLOCKING TO SEE. TO-NIGHT, AT 8 SHARP. And Three Followiijg Evenings. MATINEE WEDNESDAY, AT 2 P.M. Children, Half-price except Gallery, 1/-. “JOURNEY’S END” “JOURNEY’S END,” WONDERFUL REALISM, GREAT DRAMA, GENUINE COMEDY. Each of the officers R. C. Shcrriff has created in “Journey’s End” stands for something individually so fine that it is difficult to choose among them. For all his hard drinking to steady his shattered nerves, Captain Stanhope is a rcsoluute leader of men, sportsmanlike, unassuming. For all his amusing obtuseness the corpulent Lieutenant Trotter is responsible and good-natured under trying ordeals. Lieutenant. Raleigh becomes a hero by instinctively following the rules of fair play he has learned on the playfields of England. And Lieutenant Osborne is a schoolboy, enriched, sweetened, and exalted by maturity, gentle and .wise—a rare figure in the byways of universal life. Though a play of the war, “JOURNEY’S END” has nothing of the horrors or bitterness of war. ’Moreover, it contains a genuine comedy that brings countless laughs. “JOURNEY’S END” British Blood tells. All over the world British men and women, and children, too,' esteem it a privilege to witness “Journey’s End. J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD. present I , THE MOST SIGNIFICANT AND MOST VITAL PLAY EVER STAGED. “Journey’s End” By R. 0. Sherriff. and produced in conjunction with Maurice Browne, Ltd. , Although a play of the war, “Journey’s End” has nothing of the horror or bitterness of war. Moreover, it contains genuine comedy that brings countless laughs. “JOURNEY’S END” which has achieved the biggest theatrical success New Zealand has ever known. Brilliantly interpreted by the J. C. WUliamson, Ltd., London Company, nlCludng Reginald Tate, Ambrose blower, Vincent Lawson, Alan Lawrence, Reginald Dane, with whom will be ..associated Lewis Shaw (recently here with Young Woodlev”), and a strong support'ng ; cast, including Harvey Adams. Reginald M ykeham, John Fernside, George Jennings Hedge Carey, Arthur Stigant, Jun. The Plav Produced by George D. Parker. BOX PLANS NOW OPEN AT THE BRISTOL. Day Sales at the Grand Opera House Confectionery. Prices: D.C and R.S., 7/-: Stalls, 4/-; Gallery, 1/6. Early Door Gallery, 1/eXt Manager Alex. F. Wilson. •