AMUSEMENTS. majStkT 1*TI IE Direction, Fuller-Hayward Theatres. "IFI"?Fl ™ E FRIDAY NEXT Pl j™ E WEEK! . YEAR! 'IQ ’’♦A -vlfrTttJßßi • w wMle.' ♦ : Mfe. w t. —— —*"*~- and PRESENTING: . ‘ DAVID the largest number IUIVI prDfY OF SUCCESSFUL SONG PATRICOLA r • HITS EVER AMASSED Helen FOR ONE PICTURE! Duke , ■ Morrison, AND A HOST OF OTHER ARTISTS TOGETHER WITH A BALLET AND CHORUS NUMBERINCAHU A nvo OVER ONE HUNDRED> BOX PLAN AT BRISTOL PIANO CO., and THEATRE MAIN FOYER ■ ■■ -’Phone 45—100. FTJLLFR SESSIONS HAYWARD MW|EWriO THEATRES. \1) 1 ’ ’ FIRST NATIONAL PICTURES PRESENT Supports include: A VITAPHONE john'maxwell ’fcy * n nn m • “And his Better Half/ 1 who will All" A surprise you with his singing." i THOSE PULLMAN PORTERS /j STORY OF MATRIMONIAL JVho happened to be Champions of 4 r»r rcc ZM? WHAT IT Harmony, and entertain you on a BLloo Vxv firwomr train journey. S SHOULDN’T BE ! A STORY CBhc Original Whispering Baritone, 0F SMALL TOWN FAMILY singing his Popular Song ■“Cecilia’’} O@|Xf|OmwSsk LIFE AND BIG TOWN And tl,c ■, \ THEATRICAL LIFE. FOX MOVIETONE NEWS. \ UKAw
lIIIHWIB 111 "queens' J THEATR& ♦ TO-NIGHT—AT B—TO-NIGHT, No. 1— A FOX ACTION COMEDY! A Cook’s Tour of the Old World’s Romantic Sights. “CHASING THROUGH EUROPE” NICK STUART—SUE CAROL, With many others. No. 2— A HIGHLY POLISHED PRODUCTION OF PARISIAN LIFE WITH MILES MANDER IN A MENJOUESQUE ROLE. “PARISIENNES” Paris! With its pulsating night life and drama—intrigue and thrills! ALL-STAR CAST OF PLAYERS. QUEEN’S POPULAR PRICES! ATHLETIC SPORTS. GRAND SPORTS CARNIVAL. GRAND SPORTS CARNIVAL. OPENING OF THE 1929-30 v SEASON. BASIN RESERVE, BASIN RESERVE, SATURDAY NIGHT. SATURDAY NIGHT. Sparkling Programme of Thrilling Events. See the Genuine Old-time Penny-farthing Cycle Race. All the Champions in Action. Band in Attendance. Popular Prices —1/- and 2/-. ROLL UP—ROLL UP—ROLL UP TJOXING. -°OXING. MONDAY NEXT. MONDAY NEXT. PETE SAURON PETE SAURON JACK JONES. JACK JONES. THE BOX PLAN will Open at Ned Perry’s, Manners Street. TO-MORROW MORNING, nt 10 o’clock. USUAL PRICES. Patrons are reminded of the system of preferential booking previously announced under which ticket-holders for Mommy s contest will be permitted to book the identical seat for the Grime-Sarron Tournament on December 17. J
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Dominion, Volume 23, Issue 54, 27 November 1929, Page 2
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