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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 805, 28 October 1929, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS ••Nothing but the Truth.*’ the first picture to allow Mr. Richard Dix to break his screen silence, is one of the most enjoyable ••talkies" that have yet been released in Auckland. It is one of the few attempts that have been made to date to use the audible screen as a straight-out medium for comedv. and the experiment has been an unqualified success. The picture came to Auckland very largely unheralded, but the audience that packed the Regent Theatre on Saturday evening revelled in its ingenious absurdities, again a bright line in the dialogue was dri ‘“ 1 ’ picture certainly deserves to be classed attraction." —vide Auckland Herald aughter and the as an extended season October 28th. 1929. Direction - -- -- -- -- J. C. Williamson Managing Directors - - - - F. Beaumont Smith A Delight fully-Farcical. All-Talking Comedy Drama Featuring the Ever Popular RICHARD D I X 1 IN HIS FIRST ALL-TALKING Paramount Picture “Nothing But The Truth” | Could you tell the truth for TWENTY-FOUR HOURS? RICHARD DIX Couldn't And that's the fun ! It's a Riot A Sure Cure for the Blues Full Supporting Progran THREE TALKING SESSIONS DAILY: 11 of Talking, Singing and Sound Featurettes. Attend the Day Sessions and avoid the Night Crowds Reserve Now. Box Plan on view at Theatre. Phone 46NEXT ATTRACTION CLARA BOW IN PARAMOUNT’S ALL-TALKING FEATURE “DANGEROUS CURVES”

His Majesty’s Theatre Auckland Competitions Society (INCORPORATED) SECOND~GRAND DEMONSTRATION CONCERT TONIGHT TONIGHT AT 8 O’CLOCK PROGRA M M E. God Save the King. 1. Schoolboys* Choir, "The Bells” - - BAYFIELD SCHOOL CHOIR. (Mr. B. W. Hayson, Conductor) 2. Violin Solo, "Keltic Lament*’ - - - OLIVE HARRIS

3a. Dai Speech” - n Boy and amatic Recital, “Tell's THOMAS VIVIAN nee Duo. “ The Garde the Rose ” PATRICIA BOYLE & LORNA SKINNER 4 Vocal Solo. “You in a Gondola" - - ! LILY RICHARDSON 5. Pianoforte Duet. Selected - - - - - ! VERONICA POPE and JOYCE HEWITT 6. Character Dance. “Coster” - - - - - LOLOMA KAY and GLADYS CAIN 6a. Recitation, “Those Pants Mother Makes” JACKIE POLLARD 7. Vocal Solo. “Che' Faro" - DORIS MOORE 8. Winner of Highland and National Dancing from to-day's Domain Sports 9 Humorous Sketch, “Writing a Play” LILLIAN SHARP and BILL STACEY 10 Violin Solo, "Legende” - Wieniawski MOYA COOPER-SMITH 10a. Character Dialogue. “Towser and Pussv" - TESS CARTE-LLOYD and Pussy DOROTHY KING PRESENTATION OF PRIZES TO THE WINNERS CF HIGHLAND A ND NATIONAL DANCING AT TODAYS DOMAIN SPORTS 11. Dramatic Monologue, “The Old Front Door” EDNA THOMAS Little Lady 1a Song in Characte Wide Awake" PATRICIA BOYLE ?. pianoforte Solo. “Valse Bohemienne WYNNE LORRAINE SIMPSON 3. Character Recital. “Liza Jane s Ambition” KATHLEEN BOYLE National Dancing from today' . Vocal Solo. “The ARTHUR H. TURNER ;. Combined Ballet - MISS LILLIAN O’LEARY'S RUSSIAN BALLET Mouth Organ Solo, "Selected Sports, of Life” - A. S. BROADRIBB 18. W and Ns nner of Highlanu • . ig from today's Domain Sports, morous Recitation, “Kitty at the Concert” - - AUDREY IVIL

1 sona "The Birds Go North Again” - DESMOND CASEY 2 Winner of Highland and National Dancing from today's Domain Sports. 3. Vocal Solo, "Dolorosa" - - THOMAS S. MOFFITT '4 Pianoforte Solo, "Valse ' (Chopin) PHYLLIS PURCHASE !5. Winner of Highland and National Dancing from today’s Domain Sports. !6. Skipping Dance - - JOY LODDER >7. Musical Monologue. "Out at Mons" - HILDA MORSE >B. Vocal Solo, “Love is Blind” LINTON H. ESKRIGGE THEO. HALPIN, Accompanist. Prices —3s, 2s, Is. Box Plan Open at the Theatre. J. A. SHARP, Secretary.