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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 746, 20 August 1929, Page 15

amusements. 5 the **JOSS” £TIY AT TT a.m.. , D e S£ T*&* flflpWGH* TAXI” WITH _ nSl O MO^N° S*S7-« *-."•'•• AN® COBTELI.O «* f . T*« *"f,o a*"* 0 f ta** ,c *’Jf Kin« . strinS from g)T«•««••" the M**' 0 *" C*n»S» Bord« r - A v „. aP Hone r SPECIALLY SELECTED VITAPHONE ALL-TALKIE Vocal, Instrumental And Comedy Numbers include— DAPHNE POLLARD, The Famous English Comedienne. ALLAN PRIOR, Celebrated Australian Tenor. O'NEILL & VERMONT Black Faced Comedians. The Harrington Sisters In 44 A Garden of Songs/* KAHNS ORCHESTRA And Night Club Entertainers TIVOLI & EVERYBODY’S NIGHTLY at 7.4s—Phona 44-136. CONTINUOUS from 10 a.m.—Phone 44-402. “THE WHIRL OF LIFE’* WITH AN ALL-STAR CONTINENTAL CAST. A thrilling Circus Story in which a beautiful girl is loved by both of her partners in the sensational trapeze act in which all three perform. 2ND BIG ATTRACTION. MONTY BANKS in “ADAMS APPLE” A soda-water mother-in-law on a champagne honeymoon, and the trials and tribulations of a bridal pair, who invent every scheme in the universe to get an unchaperoned kiss. THURSDAY NEXT BETTY BRONSON and ALEC B. FRANCIS in ‘MODERN MARRIAGE” The picture that answers the most sensational question that ever faced humanity! RIALTO AND REGENT NEWMARKET TONIGHT AT 7.50 EPSOM. “THOU SHALT NOT STEAL” • A Thrilling Continental Story in which a good woman turns thief and a crook turns over a new leaf. Also TIM McCOY in ‘ SIOUX BLOOD” A Sensational Drama of the Prairie. In Addition “THE SLEEPLESS CITY” (LONDON) “RUG MAKING’* (EDUCATIONAL), and “AUSTRALIA DAY BY DAY** H. B. WARNER IN “SORRELL AND SON” The Most Human Story ever written. Also “TIP TOES,” Starring DOROTHY GISH <S- BUDDY ROGERS. - THEATRE d*k; * ii 11mui mm TONIGHT AT 8. Phone 20-821. HOLMES HERBERT and MARGARET LIVINGSTONE in “THE CHARLATAN” The accusing finger of murder pointed to five persons. Who was guilty? See the Hindu fortuneteller unravel the year’s biggest mystery!

Grand —Lyric Double Star Bill of Silent Pictures. AT THE GRAND. “BEGGARS OF LIFE With Wallace Beery and Louise Brook. A New Fox Feature. THE WOMAN FROM LUNA” With Mary Astor and Robert Armstrong. Screened Grand —11.15* 2, 4.45, and 7.3 Q. AT THE LYRIC. A PRODUCTION OF HIGH LIGHTS. “BEGGARS OF LIFE” A New Fox Feature. “THE WOMAN FROM LUNA” Screened Lyric—7.4s and 9 p.m. GRAND and LYRIC THE DEBATE ON GAMBLING REV. Betwee LAWSON And MR. MARSH . C. E. MAJOR. Will take place in SCOTS HALL TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY) AT 8 P.M. Chairman; SIR GEORGE FOWLDS. A Collection will he taken up to defray Expenses. Any surplus will be devoted to Local Charities. N.B.—Changed from Unity Hall to Scots Hall.