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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 762, 7 September 1929, Page 15

AT THE PLAZA ' HOME OF THE BIG TALKIES De Luxe Sessions, 11 o^° c $0 SPECIALLY SELECTED All-Talkie Items PARAMOUNT PRESENTS RICHARD DIX Overture ‘‘Raymond Played by the Vitaphone Symphony Orchestra ot 60 Players. “Visions of Spain” Featuring Lina Basquette Song Vitapho ne Symphony Orchestra. REDSKIN "The Bookworm With Harry J. Conle Musical Comedy Star. See the elaborate ceremonials of the Indians Hear the Indian Music—and the Theme OHMAN AND ARDEN Just 2 Men —2 Pianos. ELEN CLARK. This film has been highly recommended by the Auckland Film Society. Oty Prices —Is 6d, 2s. 2s 9d (Children Half-price). Night—2s, 2s 4s_6d. <So Extra for Reserving Seats). BOX PLAN AT THEATRE. NEXT CHANCE ALL-LAUGHING ALL-TALKING FROM THE GREAT STAGE SUCCESS BY GEO. M. COHAN “THE HOME TOWNERS” A LAUGH BOMB A MINUTE —AND HOW THEY EXPLODE TIVOLI NIGHTLY AT 7.45. Piione 44-136. THE SCREEN’S MOST EXOTIC BEAUTY. BILLIE DOVE In ELINOR GLYN’S “THE MAN AND THE MOMENT” With Rod La Rocque. TWO GREAT STARS—AN ELINOR GLYN STORY—HIGH LIFE IN SOCIETY’S PLAYGROUND. GOOD SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. RIALTO AND REGENT NEWMARKET TONIGHT AT ?.50 EPSOM. THE GREATEST BRITISH PRODUCTION YET, “PICCADILLY” With GILDA GRAY ANNA MAY WONG JAMESON THOMAS. Al.o, “THE COMEDY KID.” FULL SUPPORTING PROGRAMME,

AMBASSADOR, Pt. Chevalier. TONIGHT AT 8. Fox Presentation with Sally Phipps, Nick j Stewart, and a notable cast, High Sea Roamers, in Romantic Hot-Water, and Hula Girls in South Seas. “WHY SAILORS GO WRONG” Rex, the Best Trained Equestrian Actor, in his best picture. “WILD BLOOD.” GAZETTES AND COMEDY. .DIXIELAND BY THE SEA. 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 MIDNIGHT Admission, ss. THE FAMOUS DIXIELAND DANCE BAND, Recognised the Best Band in Town, always Plays Such Wonderful Rhythm 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 Your Life at DIXIELAND BY THE SEA RING 26-615 FOR RESERVATIONS. HUH AND WIGS For Hire and Made-to-Order for Hire, from 2s 6d to 30s For Ladies. Gentlemen and Juveniles. Evening Dress and Cloaks. made-to*order for hire, from 10s. Carnival Hats. Novelties. Etc., for Sale. Country Orders Solicited. Free Lists Sl3 Dl L WORTH BUILDINGS. CITY. Phone 47-799. DANCING issical a and Operatic! Calisthenics: Children's Classes. Daphne Knight Stndios. 22 Khyber Pass. Phone 41-423. ,ALLROOM. Operatic Character Dancing Hasses. private tuition Valeskas itudio. Ngapuhi Chambers. Lome St. >hone 46 121 DANCING akarana yacht club (Incorp.) weekly Dance will be held in the CLUBHOUSE. M r EC d H M N us?c S OCTREE BUS from Endean's Bldgs., from 30 until 8.30. returning after the Dance Sub: Ladies. Is 6d; Gents, 2s. T McKAY. Commodore. t’hOS P BOSWELL. Social Sec.

FULLER-HAYWARD'S SUBURBAN THEATRES PSINCE EDWARD —At 7. TOPICAL AND COMEDY. The Biggest and Finest Programme ever shown in Auckland. USUAL PRICES. GREY LYNN CINEMA—7.4S. 'CHARLES MORTOn'aN O LEILA HYAMS "THE FAR CALL." Also, "THE WHIRL OF LIFE.’ DEVONPORT—Parish Ha 11—7.45 !CHESTER CHESTER CHESTER ’CHESTER CHESTER "HOUSE OF HORRORS” A Delightful Spooky Comedy. And THE CONKLIN 1 CONKLIN j CONKLIN ; CONKLIN j CONKLIN CONKLIN j BARGE" j iCHESTER “THE GIRL ON By Rupert I Also TOPICAL BIRKENHEAD—FORESTERS’ HALL —7.45 MARY' ASTOR ... “THE WOMAN FROM LUNA Also. “ROLLED STOCKINGS" TONIGHT—ALL DANCING JUST FOR A CHANCE. NO ITEM. Interesting Novelty Dances will be a Feature of the evening. ALSO. We will ask vou to vote on a matter C' importance, AND THE CLICK CLACK INTERNATIONALS are with us. Reservations 40-789. 8s DOUBLE.

A full-size theatre staff© has been constructed at the Paramount studios in Hollywood for the elaborate ‘Follies” sequences in the all-talking picture. “Burlesque.” Eighty dancing and show girls in exotic costumes will be featured in the revue. Nancy Carroll and llul ?kelly are playing the leading roles. They are supported by a big of stage favourites.

Esther Ralston will play opposite OcorgV Bancroft in his next starring talkie for Paramount, titled The Ui&hW"