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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 48, 28 February 1929, Page 2

PARAMOUNT THEATRE AIUMOUNT THEATRE (New Zealand's First Movietone. Huuse.) FIRST-PRESENTATION IN THE. DOMINION, ON FKIDAY, Sth MARCH. OK COMPLETE MOVIETONE PROGRAMME! | FOX Unit I MOVIETONE 1. | NEWS I . All (hut is exciting in the news of the day jiiat as it happened, with thrilling sound effects. King Alfonso, of Spain, the American Ambassador (o Spain, and the President of the New York Stock Exchange, aye among the world's celebrities who actually address you. • \ : GEORGE / Unit J BERNARD \ 2 / SHAW \ The world's. outstanding literary genius, j that renowned author and playwright, talks to you from the screen, jokes with you, and his engaging personality will hold you spellbound. I TWO GIRLS Unit AND 3. ' I TWO PIANOS I Constance Merrick and Muriel Pollock (Of Rio Rita Fame), In a Two Piano Specialty.' \ "CHIC" / Unit J SALE ( « Famous, Stage and Screen Star, supported by a notable cast, in au ( "all-talking" comedy, "THE STAR WITNESS." (This item is one BIG LAUGH.) | THE j | ROXY .••■"■ Unit- I THEATRE : " .5. I ORCHESTRA - • 1 ■ ' . '"■''■' '■"■■ The New York most famous 110-picce Orchestra, in all its glory. —The glorious romance of sunny Italy . . . of the friendly little waif . . . hiding from the clutches of tho law ... of the boy . svko gave her the protection of big name I ... of the other girl . . . jealous ...■ beautiful . . . and dangerous. JANET GAYNOR AND CHARLES FARRELL , : In a F OX UOVI X T 0 N E SPECIAL SOUND PICTURE. Unit) "S T R X E T /., / A. N G E L." \ •JAMES MELTON and tho Rosy Theatre Male Chorua of -10, singing "ANGELA MIA," Hie theme «ong during the screeniii K o£ "STREET ANGEL." The strolling, players . . . you hear and see them singing. . "SWEET MARIE."' BOX PLANS open at Bristol and.Utility (next Theatre), To-morrow (FRIDAY). EARLY BOOKING ESSENTIAL. BRITANNIA THEATRE. RITANNIA THEATRE. Manners Btreel. * BEST AND MOST Continuous from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Your last opportunity of seeing ■ . this wonderful programme. CLARA BOW In CLARA BOW CLARA BOW In CLARA BOW • RED HAIR RED HAIR RED HAIR RED HAIR . RED HAIR RED HAIR RED HAIR RED HAIR ALSO ALSO ALSO ELEANOR ROARDMAN and JAMES MURRAY in THE CROWD THE CKOWD THE CROWD TUB CROWD THE CROWD THE CROWD For Reservations book at Theatre or Tel. 40-618. COMMENCING TO-MORROW COMMENCING TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), (FRIDAY), AT BRITANNIA THEATRE. TWO BIG SPECIALS. EVELYN LAVE AND HENRY VICTOR IN " THE LUCK OF THE NAVY." " THE LUCK OF THE NAVY." " THE LUCK OF THE NAVY." "THE LUCK OF THE NAVY." "THE LUCK OF THE NAVY." " THE LUCK OF THE NAVY." Evelyn Laye, the well-known Musical Comedy Actress, plays her first film role (a dramatic one) in tho Graham Wjlcox production, "The Luck of the Navy," , a screen version of the well-known play by Mrs. Clifford Mills. ALSO, ALSO, ALSO, RONALD COLEMAN AND RONALD COLEMAN AND VILMA BANKY IN VILMA BANKY IN "THE MAGIC FLAME." "THE MAGIC FLAME." " THE MAGIC -FLAME." "THE MAGIC FLAME." Novel—surprising—thrilling romance with the screen's most romantic lovers amidst Uie swirl of the circus ring and the splendour of majestic settings. He was a clown—yet he ruled a nation. She was beautiful and ruled him. For Reservations book at Theatre or Tel. 40-618. ..' ' . ." ■' ' ■ ' '