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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20425, 29 November 1929, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. TALKING! . SINGING! DANCING! /LAUGHTER! , ' BEAUTY! THRILLS! ROMANCE! , Tap Tour Feet! Hum the Beautiful ' Irish Melodies!-" Thrill and Throb' .to ;} • •; \ , COLLEEN'S FIRST TALKING AND SINGING PICTURE MAJESTIC MAJESTIC (A Fuller-Hayward Theatre.) COMMENCING TO-DAY. / COMMENCING TO-DAY. TIMES OF PERFORMANCES: II - 8 P.M. Cheaper Prices at 11 a.m. \ Shopping Session at 5.80. Colleen, ob a "Colleen." As Lively as an Irish Jiir, As Sweet as an Irish Ballad. A First National Vitaphone. COLLEEN COLLEEN COLLEEN COLLEEN COLLEEN COLLEEN MOORE MOORE MOORE MOORE MOORE MOORE "SMILING IRISH EYES." "SMILING IRISH EYES." "SMILING IRISH EYES." " SMILING' IRISH EYES." All-Talking Picture. Now you can hear Colleon Mooro'a wonderful voice, the voice of a real Colleen—a faint, fascinating brogue intermingled with the husky Irish sweetness. " Shu re you don't have to ask why I'm smiling: " There's a wee bit of love in my heart." —That'B Colleen Moore singing in " Smiling Irish Eyes." Singing, not one, but three songs. And talking for the first time on the screen. It's worth tlio price of admission iust to hear her voice. But there's n romanco as thrilling as the beauty of Killarney. And scenes in a big Broadway Extravaganza, too. ALL TALKING. JAMES HALL, TOM O'BRIEN. AGGIE HERRING. Also, A PROGRAMME OF MAGNIFICENT TALKING FEATURETTES. MAJESTIC. TO-DAY. For Reservations See Box Plan a ( t Theatre. Phone 43-210. v PRICES, Is: to 3s lOd. TOWN HALL ROTORUA "MAORI CHOIR >OIS AND 60 PERFORMERS. With THE FAMOUS ROTORUA QUARTET. Soloists, ANA HATO and DEAN WARETINI, Of Gramophone Fame. The best the Maoris havo ever put on in Entertainments. Kreisler, having heard them, declared that, should thev tour England, they would take it by storm. DON'T MISS THIS. THIS IS MAORI ART TO PERFECTION. The Dates are: 'TO-DAY (FRIDAY), AND > TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). ADMISSION—3s, 2s. Is. Box Plan at Howie's, Ltd., Dilworth Bldgs., Customs Street East. DEAR you getting the crowd again' for the CLICK CLACK TO-MORROW NIGHT? —Yours, JO. ATHLETIC SPORTS. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), AT 2) P.M. AUCKLAND INTERHOUSE GIRLS' SPORTS AMPLIFIERS WILL BE USED TO ANNOUNCE RESULTS OF CONTEST. CARLAW PARK. ADMISSION, Is. ■ STAND, Is. LICENSING NOTICES. ATOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TRANSFER OF LICENCE. T. CHARLES FREDERICK YOUNG, of Heiensville, being the holder of a Publican a Licence in respect ot. the premises situate at Heiensville and known as the Kaipara Hotel, do hereby give notics that I desire to obtain, and will at the next Licensing Meeting to bo held at Dargavillc on the 7th day of March, 1930, apply for a Transfer of the said Licence from myself to ISAAC WALKER DODS. my Appointee. Dated at Heleifsvillo the 12th day of November, 1929. C. F. YOUNG. LAWN TENNIS. COURT, asphalt, gt?od order, available for Bor 10 months.—S, Richmond Av®., Grey Lynn.