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Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 120, 16 November 1929, Page 4

TIP J9S G>S THEATRE. XE KING'S . THEATRE. ('"Best Sound in Town.") TO-NIGHT-.8-,mNIGHT. TO-NIGHT-yS—TO-NIGHT: —Presenting the^MOST SENSATIONAL DRAMATIC THRILLER OF MODERN TIMES!The Supreme Screen Mystery asking the world's subtlest dramatic conundrum. WHO IS "TIGER LARRABEE".??, WHO IS "TIGER LARRABEE"?? British Dominion Films '■-•." Present . ,'. " THE FIRST ALL -TALKING INTERNATIONAL MASTERPIECE! "BLACK WATERS"' "BLACK WATERS"' "BLACK WATERS" "BLACK WATERS" "BLACK WATERS" "BLACK WATERS" ?-t Lii5 G! *hL TALKING! ALL T.a .KING!.— ALL TALKING! THE 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 by JAMES KIRK WOOD.' JOHN LODER HALLAM COOLLEY. LLOYD HAMILTON. FRANK REICHER, ROBERT AMES, BEN HENRICKS, NOBLE JOHNSTON, and —.. : MARY BRIAN (Sir James Barries orig- • . inai 'Wendy" in 'Teter Pan"). - - In Addition: KING'S SUP. >RTING. SOUND FEATURETTES; First Release of Some Exceptional Subjects. BOOKTNG.-Box ■ Plans at theatre Ring Tel. 22-212 for Reservations. , ; ■■" --„ ~, I ■" 1 „.' KING'S -—:——_ NEXT FRIDAY. ING'S —■ NEXT FRIDAY. ; ■—i • ■■■■■>■ I ■•- „ - Grand Return Season-in Wellington of Paramount^ Talking and Singing Triumph! . "INNOCENTS OF PARIS"* .. "INNOCENTS Oi PARIS." "INNOCENTS OF PARIS."' ' "INNOCENTS OF PARIS," ' - "INNOCENTS OF PARIS." ; See a Paris l.ev-ue—Amateur Trials—and see Chevalier Dance in this fascinating story of a man who became a Famous Musical Comedy Star.«.v ' ■■•v ■: 'MAURICE CHEVALIER ';-' ' MAURICE CHEVALIER" -- *' MAURICE CHEVALIER- - (The Idol of Paris). -./:• 50 Million Frenchmen can't be wrong, and they: acclaim Chevalier-the Greatest Star To-day... .. / ■'■'~ \ ••••■--■ \ ;;1 -■•■-' BOOkING.--Bpx Elans;.at Bristol. . TO-NIGHT! 8 "o'clock. TO-NIGHT! WIW " ' QUALITY - THEATRE. X 1 Island °Bay's Talkie House. The First Talking Picture in Island Bay. Columbia Dialogue Special Production. Perfection in dialogue sequences, wonderful emotional drama, and brilliant characterisations. TALKIES. TALKIES. A. More' Outstanding Dramatic Triumph than "Sorrell and Son." ■ "■•-. "FATHER AND SON," : "FATHER AND SON," "FATHER AND SON," "FATHER AND SON," With cast headed by JACK HOLT, DOROTHY REVTER, MICKEY M'BANN, HELENE CHADWICK. . No Reserves Kept after 7.55 p.m. No Half-price Saturday Night. Ring 14-472. Reserves no extra. Running till Wednesday Night. CEASIDE PICTURES, LYALL BAY. TO-NIGHT, at 7.45 o'clock. Entertainment Extraordinary! "CHANG" . "CHANG" "CHANG" - "CHANG" A thrilling melodrama of the jungle. The sort of picture made only once in a lifetime. You will probably never have an opportunity of seeing such a remarkable and such a unique picture. "THE RIVER PIRATE," "THE RIVER PIRATE," '- Starring .VICTOR M'LAGLEN. From the novel by C F; Coe. Romance and adventure- in a drama crammed with action. Captain Flagg, of "What Price Glory," as the hard-boiled sailor turned pirate. Also, "HOLY MACKERAL," Comedy. Tel. 24-318 or call at Theatre and Reserve your Seats. QUR THEATRE, NEWTOWN. v nS THEATRE, . NEWTOWN. TO-NIGHT, AT 7.30. TWO BIG ATTRACTIONS. LAURA BA PLANTE, in ■ "SCANDAL." "SCANDAL," . The absorbing drama of a. society girl who became the central figure in a scandalous mystery. Ln addition:. . TOM MOORE.and BESSIE LOVE, in "ANYBODY HERE SEEN KELLY." One of the most amusingly entertaining pictures this theatre has ever, shown. (COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS' CHOIR (Conductor: H. Temple White). CONCERT CHAMBER, : .. . TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), 16th NOVEMBER, at 8 o'clock. , Assisted by Miss Alma Clegg (Soprano) Mr. ■'Desmond Lavin •;...-■...„■: (Violinist) Mr. A. E. Coe .....'...:.:. (Tenor) Mr- A; G.: Flanagan ........ (Baritone) Mr. W. A. Gatheridge .... (Accompanist) Prices: 3s (plus tax)'and 2s. ' '. . . . E. M. PANKHURST, ! ' ' Hon.^Secretary. • rj. ARDE N: . ■•■ P A R, T V.. ■ ■"•v" Organised :by Mrs. B. B. Wood.. Funds.iri aid of the" Plunket Society.: MINISTERIAL GROUNDS, : .' . 260, Tinakbri road. - Tea. Ice-creams. Treasure-Hunt. Aunt Sally. Music' Entrance Is, children 6d. 3 to 6 p.m. 3 to 6 pan. SATURDAY, 23rd NOVEMBER, 1929. T)ENTAL Repairs in-: -3" :• hours; finest •*-' materials; moderate charges. Rapid Dental Repair Service, 15, Manners-st. Tel. 47-562.