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Dominion, Volume 23, Issue 75, 21 December 1929, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS. wrmn iii ill i mill — whww ■ vwbtfw wwnw MmwiwiiMi BaiiM.i .»■ iwuwmwiiiwit hum— mßM—nnm—M■ Direction: THREE fuller- SESSIONS HAYWARD | 'Will DAILY: theatres. ~ ls ’ 8 * The Theatre with the Chosen Talkies. 'Twoi'sESSiONS ON XMAS DAT 2.15 p.m. — 8 p.m. A UNIVERSAL g TALKING / ,116134 D S.' C optw 1 s Showing the ///I world her idea h° w *° > ( I your man, and \T\ * s sa^e to assume that X, no man would \ object to being th *B I dainty and ~~ i 1 charming act\\W I A ress ‘ < 1. HOLD YOUR && MAN/ SUPPORTS INCLUDE:— THE UNIVERSAL NEWSPAPER NEWS REEL The First of its kind in N.Z. THE FOX MOVIETONE NEWS, THE COLLEGIANS In a Further Episode entitled “THE RIVALS.” BENNY RUBIN To Astound you with his Step Dancing GUS EDWARDS Presenting a Revue, in Technicolour, of his Popular Songs of the past. ■■™g ERVES . At Bristol and Theatre Main Foyer. Telephone ... 45—100 Telephone Reserves NOT held after 7.45 p.m.

Nature Made Vocal | ’HE sighing of sea winds, the rippling of tiny * A waves, the cries ot children at play . . . the ot^er sounc * s Nature - unimportant singly, but toA gether giving realism unknown to the silent screen . • . y—r, . all these —and more—are heard at the talkie theatre through the unequalled instrumentality of the Western ZL Electric Sound System. tegg- 7 sound] IsYSTEM ' Hope Gibbons Building, Wellington.