Page 15 Advertisements Column 5

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 664, 16 May 1929, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS WMV\AA/WWWWVWMWWWW\A/VWWV\AA#W*A/V\»>\AAAA* Direction J. C. Williamson Films Managing Directors: Beaumont Smith and F. W. Thring. THE LAST THREE DAYS OF “WHITE SHADOWS IN THE SOUTH SEAS” A M ETRO-GOLDWYN MOV I ETON E PRODUCTION WITH Th ASTOUNDING SOUND EFFECTS. Sounds of the Islands of Paradise. IT IS INDESCRIBABLE YOU WILL ALSO SEE AND HEAR Nansen —Famous Arctic Explorer. Artist. President Hoover's Inau Sound News. "CONFESSION.' Marion Harris—Notable Colu raf Speech. Pathe and Param 2-Reel ALL-TALKING DRAMA THREE SESSIONS DAILY—II a.m., 2.15 p.m. and 8 p.m. Box Plans at the Theatre and Lewis Eady. Ltd. COMMENCING MONDAY NEXT. PARAMOUNT’S FIRST TALKING. SINGING. DANCING AND SYNCHRONISED PICTURE. “THE SHOPWORN ANGEL” WITH NANCY CARROL and GARY COOPER SEE AND HEAR The shopworn angel. Hear a precious little thing called love become a living, throbbing, appealing reality on the screen. Hear Nancy Carrol's golden voice singing the songs spec ally written for her. SEE AND HEAR The wedding ceremony on the screen. The most thrilling thing in Talkies yet done. Box Plan opens at Theatre and Lewis Eady Ltd., on Friday.

ST. JAMES THEATRE OPPOSITE THE IProprietors: HOLLOW SQUARE. John Fuller <SL Sons. Ltd. THE UNIVERSITY STUDENTS PRESENT The KING OF KAWAU TYPICAL T *o P 'C* OR TOPICAL tAlt' UNIVERSITY IT'S UNIQUE." Varsity Prices: Res., 6/-; 8.5., 3/-; (Early Doors, 4 2/-; Unres., 1/6; Boxes by Arrang IT S WET TAKE A TAXI" -); Grand Circle Res.. ;ment. pci /-n niirnc NO TAX

Sovereign’s Birthday Monday 3rd June Monday ! —that means a weekend holiday. What to do Cheap rail fares for everyone, from and to any station, from Thursday, 30th May to Monday, 3rd June provide the solution enjoy a pleasant holiday change at very low cost. GO BY RAIL —The Safe, Sure Way