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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20722, 15 November 1930, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. STRAND STRAND (A PullerHayward Theatre.) SESSIONS: 11-2.15-8 You've never witnessed a stranger romance—a masterpiece of drama, with a, Brent cast to brine it right to your heart. F'otir great stars of the Speaking Screen, bring Zoo Akins' Broadway Success in a way you'll remember for weeks. H. B. WARNER, LOIS WILSON, rpHE TpURIES." IHE J URIES." THE JURIES." IHE J- TJRIES." rpilE T^URIES." J- HE J- URIES." Platls at JANE WINTON, Theatre. NaTAL IE MOOREHEAD. From gay night life to Phone stirring romance. t rom 43-114 comedy to tragedy in this drama of a mother who valued her son's lovo more than life. You've never heard H. B. Warner in a greater speaking role. You've never seen Lois Wilson more alluringly beautiful. (A First National and Vita phono Picture.) CAPITOL DOMINION ROAD. ALSO MONDAY AND TUESDAY. GEORGE BANCROFT & MARY ASTOR In That Much-Debated Question Picture, "LADIES LOVE BRUTES." The manner in which BANCROFT mixes fists with drawing room manners provides a thrill-packed page fomr«l !}«■ SEE BURLY GEORGE AND BEAUTIFUL MARY ASTOR AT THE CAPITOL ON SATURDAY Full Talking Supports "TARZAN THE TIGER.' PARAMOUNT SOUND NEWS. Which brings tho latest world happenings to your scat. DALE SMITH No 2 Tho Man with the Wonderful V oice and Many Laughs. CHELSEA NIGHTS. A Riot of Entertainment MUTUAL AUDIO. Etc., Etc.. Etc. Western Electric Sound System-None Better Our Prices Now: Stalls Is, Circle, Is fid; Children Half-price. Book \our beat. Phono 20-574.

SANDRINGHAM—THE CINEMA. BIG SPECIAL PROGRAMME. A Million I#ughs with Bustor Kenton, William Haines, Anita Pago and Karl Dane "FREE AND EASY." "FREE AND EASY." "FREE AND EASY." An All-Star Production, produced by Cecil B. l)o Mille. Tho Howl of tho Century. Good Supports and Comedies, Including Harry Langdon in " THE SHRIMP." DOMINION ROAD—- ~~ EMPIRE. 100 DC. All-TalkiitK Musical Sensation. ••LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT." Selected Supporting Films. Lew Jones Orchestra, with Stage Novelty Numbers. Additional Attraction: Uncle Pom. of IYA. will lead Community Singing. Como tarly and Sing Away tho Blues. Circle, Is; Stalls, fld. Special Competition Matinee at 2 p.m. TUDOR REMUERA. A Fuller-Hayward Theatre. TO-NIGHT, AT 8 O'CLOCK. MYRNA LOY and DOROTHY MACKAILL MYRNA LOY and DOROTHY MACKAILL In " THE GREAT DIVIDE." In " THE GREAT DIVIDE." Full Supporting Talkie Programme. SPECIAL CHILDREN'S MATINEE SATURDAY, at 2.30 P.M.—Serial. Cartoonß, Comedies, etc. PRINCE EDWARD — Karangahape Road TO-NIGHT. AT 7.45. SPECIAL CHILDREN'S MATINEE at 2 P.M. CHARLES MURRAY, GEORGE SIDNEY. KATE PRICE and VERA GORDON, In ''THE COHENS AND KELLYS "THE COHENS AND KBLLYS^^,, IN SCOTLAND." Full Supporting Talkie Programme. MONDAY NIGHT ONLY AND EACH FOLLOWING MONDAYVAUDEVILLE TRIALS. VAUDEVILLE TRIALS. Usual Prices: 1400 Seats at Is. Children, Gd. BRITANNIA Three Lamps. TO-NIGHT, AT 8 P.M. WILL RODGERS and IRENE RICH In "SO THIS IS LONDON." " SO THIS TS LONDON." " SO THIS IS LONDON." A Hilarious Comedy. SPECIAL CHILDREN'S MATINEE THIS AFTERNOON, at 2 P.M.

GREY LYNN CINEMA— Surrey Crea. TO-NIGHT, AT 8 O'CLOCK. "ALL QUIET on tho WESTERN FRONT." "ALL QUIET on the WESTERN FRONT." "ALL QUIET on the WESTERN FRONT. ' "ALL QUIET on the WESTERN FRONT." Adult Certificate. Specially Selected Talkie Shorts. TO-DAY, at 2 P.M. only. SPECIAL MATINEE:— Hoot Gibson in "THE MOUNTED STRANGER," "MICKEY THE MOUSE," Serial, Comedies, etc. VICTORIA DEVONPORT. TO-NIGHT, AT 8 O'CLOCK. CARL BRISSON In "SONG OF SOHO." CARL BRISSON In "SONG OF SOHO." And HOOT GIBSON, In HOOT GIBSON, In " THE MOUNTED STRANGER." "THE MOUNTED STRANGER." SPECIAL CHILDREN'S MATINEE THIS AFTERNOON, nt, 2.30. MILFORD— ' PICTUREDROME. MATINEE 2.30. TO-NIGHT, 7.50. "SOUTH SEA ROSE." Intriguing Loveliness 'nenth si Tropical Moon. A Movietone Romance, with Song. Followed at 10 p.m. sharp by 2 hours' Freo Jazz. The Felix Syncopators, bubbling with Pep, in all the Latest Hits. Follow the crowd. ADELPHI GREY LYNN. TO-NIGHT AT 8 P.M. "JOURNEY'S END." " JOURNEY'S END." "JOURNEY'S END." " JOURNEY'S END." FREE DANCE FOR PATRONS. Maitneo Big Double Feature. "Journey's End" and "Shooting Straight.'" ORPHEUS THEATRE TO-DAY (SATURDAY) "HOTTENTOT." "HOTTENTOT." Exciting Races—One of the Best Racecourse Comedies Laughter the Whole Picture Through. Booking Freo. Phono J5. Prices, Is lid, Is. MATINEE 2 30. Children, Gd. Lollies Freo. EXHIBITIONS. EXHIBITION AUCKLAND SOCIETY OF ARTS. The Public are invited to View the Work of Members of the Society of Arts Sketch Club, at Room 210, 2nd Floor, Victoria Arcade. Open 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Admission Free. CLOSES TO-DAY (SATURDAY). REUNIONS, OEUNION OF PONSONBY OLD BOYS. Will nil Old Boys who resided in the Ponsonby District between 1875 and 1000 who are interested in meeting old friends please forward their names and an addressed envelope for particulars of a function to bo arranged at an early date, to W. FEEK, Convener, 38. Vermont St., Ponsonby.