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Evening Star, Issue 20255, 16 August 1929, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. —- ' - ' - ■ ■ T H E REGENT “ The House with the Perfect Talkies." Direction J. C. Williamson Films. Managing Director: Beaumont Smith. COMMENCING TO-DAY. MATINEE AT 215 DAILY, * EVENING AT 7.45. (Both Shows Exactly the Same.) A Brilliant Movictone-Vitaphono Talkie Programme that will Take Dunedin by Storm! * The most popular stage play of the century that set the whole world talking, now a beautiful, gripping motion picture supreme. Protestant, Catholic, Jew——-to all alike this amazing human comedydrama, with its telling message of tolerance, will appeal 1 The play has gripped the heart of the world as no story ever gripped it before or since; and all the beauty, all the love and laughter, all the human tragedy have been enhanced in this stupendous film! SBH and HEAR — (Screening Daily at 3.5 and 8.35.) A Picture that Every Mon, Woman, and Child Should See! With a Master Cast. JEAN HERSHOLT, CHARLES (Buddy) ROGERS, NANCY CARROLL. A Wonderful Musical Synchronisation adds to the beauty of the story, whilst the Pour Short Dialogue Sequences gave dramatic intensity to the pathos of the situations. TO HEAR JEAN HERSHOLT RECITING IN HEBREW THE PRAYER EOR THE DEAD IS TO PEEL OiNE’S HEART. TORN WITH THE TRAGEDY OF THE LOSS OP ONE THAT IS SO DEAR. There will not he a dry eye during this sublime human drama; there will not be a single person who will not roar with laughter at the amazing natural comedy. Also ANOTHER CLEVER SONG CARTOON, ‘Ye Old Melodies,’ PATHE AUDIO REVIEW. Novel Brassware—Harry Welch in a Comedy Impression—The First Screen Debate. Screening: EDDIE CANTOR, Talking and Singing in A Ziegfcld Midnight Frolic. N.Z. SCENIC, Deep-sea Fishing With Zano Grey. AN IDEAL ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY! THE REGENT’S POPULAR PRICES: Monday to Friday— Evenings: Front Stalls, Is (Children 9d); Rear Stalls. Is 6d (Children Is); Centre Stalls, 2s 6d (Children Is 6d); Dress Circle, 2s 6d (Children 2s); Royal Lounge, 3s (Children 2s). Matinees: Front Stalls, Is (Children 6d); Rear Stalls, Is 6d (Child) en 9d); Centre Stalls, 2s (Children Is). Saturdays and Holidays— Evenings; Is 6d to 3s 6d (Children Full Price), Matinees: Is to 2s 6d (Children Half Price). All Prices Above 2s Plus Tax. Reservations may be mads in Centre Stalls, Dress Circle, and Royal Lounge Without Extra Charge. SATURDAY IS FOOTBALL NIGHT, AND BOOKINGS WILL BE HEAVY. ■ Box Plans at Theatre (Phones 12-512 anil 12-513) and at The Bristol.

Not to be Thrilled by ‘THE SILENT HOUSE* * THE SILENT HOUSE ’ ‘THE SILENT HOUSE' IS IMPOSSIBLE. QRAND AND PLAZA 2 p.m.—TWICE DAILY—7.3O p.m. THE SENSATION OP THE YEAR. THE SENSATION OF THE YEAR. It holds the Secret of the Most Mystifying and Intriguing Influence—Sinister— Eerie—Where no one comes out alive. ‘ THE—SILENT—HOUSE,’ * THE—SILENT—HOUSE,'* ‘ THE—SILENT—HOUSE,’ ‘ THE-SILENT—HOUSE,’ ‘ THE-SILENT—HOUSE,’ ‘ THE-SILENT—HOUSE,’ ‘ THE—SILENT—HOUSE,’ ‘ THE—SILENT—HOUSE,’ With MABEL POULTON, MABEL POULTON. MABEL POULTON. GIBBS M’LAUGHLIN. GIBBS M’LAUGHLIN. GIBBS M’LAUGHLIN. A lone mansion inhabited by sinister celestials, who are inhuman subjects of the great Chan Fu. ... A beautiful English girl who awaits death at the hands of the man whose knowledge of science is not equalled by any other in the world! An atmosphere of mysterysuspense —thrills—surprises. The greatest mystery drama ever produced! THEN WE WILL PRESENT More Chills—Thrills—and Excitement with the Ace of Outdoor Stars: KEN MAYNARD, KEN MAYNARD, KEN MAYNARD, KEN MAYNARD, In ‘THE PHANTOM CITY.’ ‘ THE PHANTOM CITY.’ ‘THE PHANTOM CITY.’ ‘THE PHANTOM CITY.’ Be prepared for something out of_ the ordinary. You'll be hot on the trail of The Phantom Killer, and through the secret chambers of a spooky mine helping “ Ken ” out. DANCING.

DEMONSTRATIONS OP BALLROOM DANCING Will be Given • lat the savoy During the SATURDAY SUPPERDANCE ■ SATURDAY SUPPER DANCE By . Mis* Agnes Duncan and Mr Kevin Dun. These will include THE WALTZ AND QUICKSTEPS A» done in the English Championships. It will be of interest to our patrons to know that Mr Kevin Dun is a noted professional, having been principal dancer in leading Musical Comedy Companies in England, and has just arrived in Dunedin to assist Miss Duncan on the staff of the PHILLIS BATES STUDIO. Book Early for To-morrow Night and Avoid Disappointment. , Admission: 5s (including Supper). Phone 12-133. THE SAYOT ST. LEONARDS CABARET AND TEA ROOMS. At St. Leonards by the Sea, OPEN TO-NIGHT. BIG OPEN NIGHT TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). Special Engagement of Mr Charles Aves, Violinist (late of Empire Theatre). Dancing from 8 o’clock. Price, including Supper, 6s per Couple. Telephone 12-465 for Reserves. AFTERNOON TEAS. PROFESSIONAL. f Pkofessi os al. *) VST LOW.. DENTAL SURGEON, ' ' * wishes to intimate that he has Removed to New Premises, DUKE’S BUILDING, 25 Upper St. Andrew street.