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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20519, 21 March 1930, Page 24

THOMAS A. O'BRIEN THEATRES. THE , 1 CIVIC [ THE DOMINION'S GREATEST THEATJTR 3 SESSIONS DAILY, 10.30. 2.30, 8 P \T LAST DAY GEORGE JESSEL IN "LOVE LIVE LAUGH" Also \ CURRENT PROGRAMME. COMMENCING TO-MORROW : THE TALKIE'S GREATEST GIFT TO THE AIR-MINDED AGE LONDON RAIDED a BY A ? GIANT ZEPPELIN, f ENGLISH ACTORS Playing ENGLISH ROLES In an ENGLISH SETTING. I S K_Y HAWK I JOHN GARRICK HELEN CHANDLER 'DIFFERENT" PICTURE This space could be cluttered with well-worn adjectives, but why hang 'em on? You'll furnish the praise when you Bee and hear it. We'll just say it's a Great Talkie and go at that. If you're "Air-minded" you'll like it. But ev«n if you don't know a strut from a tailspin you'll like the good, clean romance, the TREMENDOUS CLIMAX and the magnitude of the production, and it's "Different" because nothing has ever been done like it before, and that's no fib._ Take a tip: Don't miss it! ALL-TALKING! —, ALL-THRILLING! SENSATION OF A WORLD A-FLIGHT Also TED EENKEL'S CIVIC CONCERT ORCHESTRA. Playing _ ' Selections from "MIGNON' Then FRED SCHOLL At the CIVIC GRAND ORGAN Playing (a) Humoresque Dvoimr. (b) On the Road to Mandalay ....... Words by Eudyard Kipling. n d SPECIAL ALL-TALKIE ITEMS. | -40-266 | reservations | 43-266 | Buy Your Parking Tickets at Box Office for Town Hall Parking Station. PLAZA. ALL AUCKLAND IS STILL, FLOCKING TO SEE The All-talking Sequel to " WHAT PRICE GLORY." V'/t 3 BIG SESSIONS DAILY. Phone 41-586 for Reserves.

TIVOLI, 1 7.30 sharp. THE BEST PROGRAMME IK AUCKLAND WITH THE FOUR MARX BROS. SECOND FEATURE. . DIRECT FROM THE CIVIC. * "ROMANCE OF THE RIO GRANDE.-" PRICES:— Stalls, Is and .Is 6dCircle, 2a. Phone 44-136 for Reserves. Two Big Attractions. Lois Moran in "Joy Street." Clara Bow in "Get Yonr Mao. Dorothy Gish in "Tip Toes." Clara Bow in "Get Your Man." RITA N N I ► TO-NIGHT, S P.M. MUSICAL REVUE. LOIS MORAN. DAVID PERCY. "WORDS AND MUSIC." All-Talkie Supports.

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