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Dominion, Volume 23, Issue 51, 23 November 1929, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS. DE LUXE THEATRE Greatest “Talkies” Perfect Orchestral Music. ANOTHER BRILLIANT SUCCESS I First National’s spectacular Sound Special “THE DIVINE LADY” enthusiastically received. “A Wonderful Picture”! OVATION ACCORDED MR. L. D. AUSTIN AND ORCHESTRA DE LUXE. J NOW SHOWING — DAILY, 2.30 — NIGHTLY, 8 o’clock. (SEASON OF ONE WEEK) For the Greater Glory of Motion Picture Art I Superbly Brilliant picturisation of E. BARRINGTON’S phenomenally successful novel of England’s Greatest Beauty. MORE THAN A YEAR TO MAKE! A MILLION DOLLARS TO PRODUCE ! * One of the greatest of all the great love romance* in history ! Cyclonic sea spectacle made by Frank Lloyd, the man who directed “The Sea Hawk.” “The Divine Lady” A VITAPHONE SENSATION 1 NO GREATER LOVE STORY—NO GREATER SPECTACLE IN SIGHT AND SOUND. Vitaphone makes you an eye and ear witness to the events that heretofore you could only read > about. | Try to vision a spectacle greater than the greatest. It will give you an idea'of the magnitude of “THE DIVINE LADY.” Corinne Griffith With H. B. WARNER — VICTOR VARCONI — lAN KEITH—MARIE DRESSLER—WM. CONKLINDOROTHY CUMMINGS — JULIA SWAYNE GORDON, and supporting cast of many thousands. THE WONDER PICTURE OF THE CENTURY I IN ADDITION MR. L. D. AUSTIN AND HIS ORIGINAL ORCHESTRA DE LUXE (Evening Session and Saturday Matinee only) RENDERING OVERTURE, “ ORPHEUS IN THE UNDERWORLD ” (Offenbach) in conjunction with the WURLITZER ORCHESTRAL UNIT (Paul T. Cullen at Console). ENTRA’CTE NAUTICAL SELECTION (Godfrey) DE LUXE SPECAL SELECTION OF SOUND AND SILENT FEATURETTES. Perfection in Short Subject Entertainment. BOOKING ! Box Plans at Bristol and Aitk’en’s. • Ring ’phone 23—080 for reservation*. i paramount theatre 2nd BIG WEEK OPENED YESTERDAY! Now Showing: Daily 2.30, Nightly 8 o’clock. (DEFINITELY CONCLUDING THURSDAY NEXT) WARNER VITAPHONE DIALOGUE ATTRACTION. ANOTHER OF PARAMOUNT THEATRE’S BIG SUPER FEATURES. EDGAR WALLACE’S FAMOUS WORK PICTURISED IN’ THE MOST SENSATIONAL AND THRILLING OF ALL DIALOGUE MYSTERY PRODUCTIONS. “The Terror” With EDWARD EVERETT HORTON MAY McAVOY LOUISE FAZENDA ALEC FRANCIS, MATTHEW BETZ, HOLMES HERBERT, JOHN MILJAN and Many others. Talking, Singing, and Sound Featurettes NEVER A BETTER SHORT SUBJECT PROGRAMME! ! ! BOOKING.—BOX PLANS at BRISTOL and THEATRE. Ring ’Phone 21—842 for Reservations. The King’s theatre! | (THE BEST SOUND IN TOWN.) 1 *i (if i■ 11 tiiiiimiii i min iiici in *llll mi if i tmiiiiiiiioii titmif ii (ini imi tcisisoiiiiid tiiiiiitiaiitiaiimisKf tn tittdittf mtitif Kttiitiiii"* TO-NIGHT 8 o’clock TO-NIGHT (MATINEE THIS AFTERNOON, 2.30.) Grand Return Season in Wellington of Paramount’s — Talking and Singing Triumph “Innocents of Paris” STARRING Maurice Chevalier GIRLS!—GAIETY! AND CHEVALIER! Oh la la! A story of Paris—and a new star that will win you with his charm and personality, SEE THE PARIS REVUE—AMATEUR TRIALS—AND SEE CHEVALIER DANCE IN THIS FASCINATING STORY OF A MAN WHO BECAME A FAMOUS MUSICAL COMEDY STAR. | KING’S SOUND FEATURETTES | BOOKING! BOX PLANS at Bristol. PRICE SCALE 1/- to 2/9 Ring ’Phone 22—212 for reservations. FREE! FREE! FREE! UNIQUE MOTOR EXHIBITION. A WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY TO SEE EVERY PART OF THE MOST MODERN AUTOMOBILE IN ACTION. ■VO motorist should miss this exceptional opportunity of seeing at first-hand a Xx “Uve” demonstration of the workings of the new 1930 Chryslers. A special sectionalized NEW 1930 CHRYSLER “70” will be shown at the TODD MOTOR COMPANY SHOWROOMS, COURTENAY PLACE. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 7.30 p.m. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 10 a.m.—9 p.m. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 10 a.m—9 p.m. Mr. R. D. Wraight, the famous racing driver, will explain the brilliant new Chrysler features of this fascinating working model. SEE ALSO THE NEW “GO,” “70,” “77” CHRYSLERS. New from the ground up in Performance, Control, Luxury, and Beauty. FREE! FREE! FREE!