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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20716, 8 November 1930, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. THE REGENT Where Talkies Talk Beat. Direction • - - J. C. Williamson films. THIS MORNING AT 11. SPFCIAI CHILDREN'S MATINEE. Comedies, Turzan The Tiger Serial, and Specially-selected Pictures. Also Coinmunitv Singing led by Uncle Stan. Preceded INFANCY DRESS CARNIVAL. Parade in Lorno Street, Behind Theatre, u 10.30. TO-DAY. AT 2.15 AND S P.M. The Miracle Girl of the Screen, With the Sweet Miracle Voice LILLIAN GISH LILLIAN GISH LILLIAN GISH in ' Her First Talking Picture. " ONE ROMANTIC NIGHT." " ONE ROMANTIC NIGHT." " ONE ROMANTIC NIGHT." (A United Artists Picture.) Supported By A Veritable Cast of Stars, MARIE DRESSLER, ROD LA ROCQUE, CONRAD NAGEL, 0. P. HEGGIE. Adapted Iron) P'ereno Molina's celebrated stage play now being played at, St. James' Theatre, London, with Kdna Best and Colin Clive in leading roles You will just adore this delightful satire of sophisticated love, ft is a comedydrama be;.* lifully written. perfectly acted, a picturo that will in history as a classic. You will thrill to the love of the young people. You will scream at the amar. ing by-play of Marie Dressier. You will love the clever wit of Father Benedict. And Another Wonderful Supporting Programme, Including A Riot Last Night! " MANDALAY." A Song Scena of lite Old Favourile. " THE SHOOTING GALLERY." A Gorgeous Colourtone Revue More Beautiful. More Fascinating than ever. Bookings Are Heavy for To-night. Get In Quickly. Reservations at Theatre (Phone 46-SSS). No Extra Charge for Reserves. Phone Bookings Not Kept After 7.45 p.m.

CITY OF AUCKLAND. ZOOLOGICAL PARK, SUNDAY AFTERNOON AT 3 P.M. THE FOLLOWING MUSICAL PRO GRAMME WILL BE PLAYED BY THE MUNICIPAL BAND. Acting Bandmaster: Mr. TTa 1. C. McLennan " GOD SAVE'THE KING." March -" On the Square" Panella Overture—" Oberon" Weber Hymn—" Onward Christian Soldiers" Sullivan, Waltz—" Blue Danube" - Strauss, Tone Poein—" In The Cloisters" - Torrance Selection—" Romeo and Juliel" - Clounod INTERVAL. March—" The Parade" Jesse!!. Selection—" Maritana" Wallace. Morceau—" Sanctuary of tlic Heart" Ketelbey, Hymn—" Hollingside " Marcli—" Clenavy" Wheeler. NATIONAL ANTHEM. TOWN HALL. SUNDAY EVENING AT 8.30 P.M. FREE MUSICAL RECITAL. BY THE AUCKLAND MUNICIPAL BAND. J. S. BRIGHAM, Town Clerk.

0I T Y OF AUCKL AN D. rPOWN JJALL. TOMORROW (SUN.) AFTERNOON, AT 3 O'CLOCK. QRGANE C i T A L. MR. MAUGHAN BARNETT. City Organist, Will Piny— Overture (Wolstenholme). " Two Chorale Preludes " (Bath). " Spinning Sons " (Mendelssohn), Adaeio and Finale" (Rlieinhercer), At Twilight " (Stcbbins), "Thenie With Variations" (Faulkes), "A Dav in Venice " (Nevin). ADMISSTOX FREE. J. S. BRIGHAM. Town Clerk.

RIALTO THEATRE. RIALTO THEATRE. RIALTO THEATRE. RIALTO THEATRE. SUNDAY EVENING. 8 P.M. SUNDAY EVENING, 8 P.M. A Specially Selected Procrammc of MUSIC AND PICTURES. Including " WI DDI COM BE FAIR." A Delightful Comedy-Drama of English Country Life. IN AID OF LOCAL CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS.

LEWIS EADY HALL. NEXT THURSDAY, 7.45 P.M. MR. AM} MRS. J. WILLIAM BAILEY. PLAYS. PLAYS. Reserves at Lewis R. Kady, Ltd., 2s 3d. Children, la. PETER • PAN CABARET. LUXURY AND REFINEMENT. CABARET NIGHTS— MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT. DANCING. 8 P.M. TO 12. Admission. ss. Ail Reservations, I'hone 'lO-777. THIS AFTERNOON, TEA DANCE, From 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. Admission, Is Cd. JUBILEE MEETI NG S. WEST ST. CHURCH OF CHRIST. COMMENCING TO-NIGHT. See Advertisement on This Page. SHOWS. WAIKATO A. AND P. ASSOCIATION. 39th GREAT SHOW, CLAUDELANDS, NOV. 12 AND 13. GREAT DISPLAY OF THE DOMINION'S FINEST STOCK - HUNTERS, HACKS AND PONIES. A WONDERFULLY FINE ENTRY. Dominion Hunter Class, of has a Itic entry of the very best. Two Trotting Events, under N. 52. Trotting Rules. School Children's Ponies n fine feature. COME TO THIS FINE DAY'S OUTING ON THE 13th. ADMISSION.—AduIts. Is 6d; Primary School Children, Free; otheis, up to 11 years. Half Price. .T. M. BAXTER, Secretary.