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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 759, 4 September 1929, Page 17

AMUSEMENTS. *sxs**l AT THE PLAZA HOME OF THE BIG TALKIES" Sessions, 11 SPECIALLY SELECTE All-Talkie Items PARAMOUNT PRESENTS Overture ‘ Raymond Played by the V ita phone Symphony Orchestra of 60 Players. RICHARD DIX L IN V“REDSKIN” “Visions of Spam Featuring Lina Basquette. Song and Dance, and Vitaphone Symphony Orchestra. "The Bookworm” With Harry J. Conley Musical Comedy Star. OHMAN AND ARDEN Just 2 Men—2 Pianos. 808 MACGREGOR, Scottish Comedian. BOX PLAN AT THEATRE. (NO This film has been highly recommended by the - prices 1 s 6d * 2s ' 2s 9d (Children Half-price). Night—2s, 2s 9d, 3s 3d,,45_6d.

NIGHTLY AT 7.45. Phone 44-136 TIVOLI LAST NIGHT —"PICCADILLY.' Also “THE COMEDY KID. COMMENCING TOMORROW (THURSDAY) THE SCREEN'S MOST EXOTIC BEAUTY BILLIE DOVE FLIN6R GLYN'S "THE MAN AND THE MOMENT” with Rod La Rocque. TWO GREAT STARS—AN ELINOR GLYN STORY—HIGH LIFE IN SOCIETY’S T PLAYGROUND. GOOD SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. RIALTO AND REGENT NEWMARKET TONIGHT AT 7.50 BETTY BRONSON ALEC. B. FRANCIS i “MODERN MARRIAGE” Also The Splendid Continental Production “THE WHIRL OF LIFE” iHHATim KINGS LAND TONIGHT AT 8 P.M. A TIP-TOP PROGRAMME. I.—“THE CHARLATAN,” A Thrilling Murder Drama. ESTHER RALSTON RICHARD ARLEN in “FIGURES DON’T LIE,’ JUST ONE LONG LAUGH.

FULLER-HA YWARD’S | SUBURBAN THEATRES PRINCE EDWARD—I.3O, 7, &8. j PAMELA PARR and CECIL LANDEAU , “THE LILY OF KILLARNEY” The Screen Version of the Famous Stage Success -‘COLLEEN BAWN.” Also, LILLIAN HARVEY in “THOU SHALT NOT STEAL TOPICAL AND COMEDY. GREY LYNN CINEMA CHESTER CHESTER CH ESTER CHESTER CHESTER CHESTER CHESTER CHESTER “THE HOUSE OF HORRORS’’ The Funniest and Spookiest Comedy you seen. TOPICAL AND COMEDY. CONKLIN CONKLIN CONKLIN CON KLIN CON KLI N CON KLIN CON KLIN CONKLIN CITY OF AUCKLAND. MUNICIPAL BAND CONCERT TOWN HALL Saturday Next, Sept. 7, 1929. A BRILLIANT REQUEST PROGRAMME. Inclusive of Tschaikowsky's -'lßl2'’ and Rossini's ■•William Tell" Overtures, a portion of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony, selections from Meyerbeer's "Les H '. l g uen °‘f: h and "H.M.S. Pinafore, together with many other fine numbers by the Band. Conductor, Mr. Christopher Smith. Vocalists — MISS MOLLY ATKINSON, And MR. KARL ATKINSON. Accompanist, Miss Thelma Gordon. ADMISSION— Body of the Hall, 6d; Gallery, Is. Reserved Seats at 2s can be secured at Lewis Eady, Ltd. J. S. BRIGHAM, Town Clerk. REUNIONS. OLD THAMES BOYS' ASSOCIATION (Inc.) The ext Reunion of the 1929 Session will be held in the DRUIDS’ HALL. North Street, NEWTON On SATURDAY NEXT, at 8 p.m. All Members and Intending Members are requested to attend. P. L. LAYCOCK, Hon. Sec. 14 Fort Street. Phone 43-146.

Grand —Lyric AN ALL-COMEDY BILL TODAY. VICTOR McLAGLEN m “A GIRL IN EVERY PORT” And “JOY STREET” With Lois Moran and Mack Stuart. Screened Grand—ll.ls. 2. 4.45, and 7.30. AT THE LYRIC. A GIRL EVERY PORT’ another fox thriller. And “JOY STREET’ See Adam and Eve’s Bathing Party. Screened Lyric—7.4s and 9 pup. GRAND and LYRIC .DIXIELAND NEW ZEALAND’S MOST LUXURIOUS CABARET. Where all Pleasure and No disappointments Await You on the Best Dance Floor in the Dominion. DANCING TONIGHT 8.30 P.M. TO 12 P.M. Admission, 7s 6d Double. THE FAMOUS DIXIELAND DANCE BAND. I Recognised the Best Band in Town, always Plays Such Wonderful Rhy.hm that the Dancing is a Perfect Joy. Afternoon Teas are Served in the Cabaret Every Afternoon to Delightful Music. Come Along and Have the Time of Life DIXIELAND BY THE SEA RING 26-815 FOR RESERVATIONS. DANCING Modern Ballroom Dancing of every Kind; Classical and Operatic; Calisthenics; Children's Classes. Daphne Knight Studios. 22 Khyber Pass. Phono 41-423. ballroom. Operatic Character Dancing Classes. private tuition Valeska s Studio. Ngapuni Chambers, Lome St. Phone 46- 12 T. EXHIBITION AND FAIR. NORTH MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH. REMUERA. To be Officially Opened by A. J. Entrician, Esq., Deputy-Mayor. .... TOMORROW (THURSDAY) SEPTEMBER 5. AT 2.30 P.M. STALLS CONTAINING GOODS OP EVERY DESCRIPTION. COMPETITIONS AND GAMES. AFTERNOON TEA AND SUPPER. Fair to be continued from 2.30 p.m. to 10 p.m. Come, YOU will be Welcome! STREET COLLECTIONS. SUNSHINE SCHOOL For the Sick and Delicate Children of Auckland. Bitter are the tears of a Child. Lord pity them.” STREET COLLECTION—FRIDAY. Help for the Helpless Children. GIVE FREELY FRIDAY. FORGET-ME-NOT DAY—FRIDAY. it has been announced that .David 1 'ercy and Lois Moran will play and ;n S the leading roles in a forthcorn‘"K Production. "Words and Music,” me title of which is self-explanatory.