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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 816, 9 November 1929, Page 14

To Follow Follies of 1929” at the STRANB A FULLEE-HATWAKD THEATRE An All-Talking Story of Love, Mystery and Melodrama of Scotland Yard BEST SELLER NOW BEST TALKER Just as you were thrilled with hearing perfect English spoken in “BLACK WATCH” so will the unexpected situations in this stirring drama be enhanced with excellent diction. At % % The Story of "Bruce A lovely lass, niece of a m*n of wealth, rank and power defied the will of her proud uncle and married a man of questionable character. In fact, Scotland Yard was interested in the groom. The skilful arm of ever alert Scotland Yard was thwarted on an occasion—one of its very chiefß was slain, mysteriously while investigating matters. The whole world was stirred by this daring deed. A trail of circumstances led from London to India, was lost, for a time in a great Asian desert, only to lead to fresh clues in San Francisco ... and then it involved a number of people who were seemingly innocent. The bride disappeared in India —dropped completely out of sight ! More mystery ! Look “ Behind That Curtain.’* It’s, a Fox Mystery special, adapted from Earl Derr Diggers’* best seller; the prize Scotland Yard love mystery. Warner Baxter, Lois Moran and Gilbert Emery are featured. of Scotland Yard with WARNER BAXTER Based on a book, by Earl Derr Diggers, of the over-welcome kind that the reader can not put down until it is finished, the screen version holds the eyes and ears unflaggingly throughout as the fast-moving intrigue develops among a group of interesting persons including a famous explorer, a beautiful young wife, a cunning and courageous operative of Scotland Yard and a certain evil-doer against whom the detective’s wits are constantly matched. and LOIS MORAN Box Plan Now Open at Theatre—Phone 43-114.

“A Gathering o’ The Clans” [ THE RECENTLY FORMED AUCKLAND AND DISTRICT i HIGHLAND PIPE BAND | Will Make its First Public Appearance at A Grand Scottish Concert AT 8 P.M. IN THE Concert Chamber, Town Hall, WEDNESDAY NEXT PROCEEDS IN AID OF UNIFORM . FUND. TICKETS, 1s and 2s, RECITALS. LEWIS EADY HALL, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23 AT 8. RECITAL By the Students of MR. AND MRS. CYRIL TOWSEY.

SING WITH “UNCLE TOM” Popular Cinema Service STRAND THEATRE SUNDAY EVENING Speaker; REV. L. C. HORWOOD FILM: “OVER THE HILL” (Second Part). DOORS OPEN 6.30 P.M. 1,500 SEATS FREE. Also SPECIAL PRESENTATION Armistice Day Ceremony (With Screen Synchronisation) By Arrangement with LEWIS EADV, LTD. A SERVICE FOR THE PEOPLE, DIOCESAN HIGH SCHOOL Presents Two Children’s Plays. ' ‘Where the Rainbow Ends’ (Clifford Mills). Preceded by “FAIRY FOLLY,” By Rilda Gorrie. Wed., and Thurs., Nov. 13, 14, St. Mark’s Hall, Remuera. ’ 7.45 P.M. Tickets, 2s 6cl (Proceeds for School Playing Flejds), obtainable from the School Secretary. Douglas MaiLcans second starring tu.lking-comedy for Paramount, ‘'.Divorce Made Easy,” tvas scheduled foi release-at the State Theatre, Sydney 2" November 2. Marie Frevost. .Tact DurL.%, Frances Lee and Dot Farlet make up the supArtins cast.

CITY OF AUCKLAND. j , ZOOLOGICAL PARK SUNDAY AFTERNOON AT 3 O’CLOCK. AUCKLAND MUNICIPAL BAND PROGRAMME God Save the King. March—"lmperial Britain" .... Chandler Hymn—"Chaivey” Hayne Overture—"Semiramide Rossini Suite—"Venezia” Ethelbert Nevin L—Alba- ll.—Canzone Amorosa. lll.—Gondolieri. Cornet Duet—" Cheerfulness” .. Gumbert Soloists—MESSßS. J. DAVIES and T. R. MORGAN. Selection-—" The Shamrock” . . Myddleton INTERVAL. Hymn—"Vexillum” Smart Piccolo Solo—" The Wren” Daniare Soloist. MR. HAL C. MCLENNAN Selection—" The Maid of the Mountains” Fraser Simson. I nter mezzo—" Chanson Bohemienne” I Boldi Spanish March—" Cadiz” Valverde National Anthem. ! Conductor, MR. CHRISTOPHER SMITH. J. S. BRIGHAM, Town Clerk. CITV OF AUCKLAND. TOW N HALL Tomorrow (Sunday) Evening 8.30 P.M. ORGAN RECITAL MR. MAUGHAN BARNETT, City Organist, will Play— The "Great” E flat Prelude (Bach). "In the Garden" (Goldmark). Norwegian Dance (Grieg). Largo (Handel). Symphony in D minor (Guilmant). Minuet (Paderewski). March from Song of Empire (Maughan Barnett). ADMISSION FREE. J. S. BRIGHAM, Town Clerk.

"Medals.” Gary Cooper’s first starring picture for Paramount, is to have Beryl Mercer, veteran stage actress, in a prominent role. Miss Mercer, who has 43 years’ stage experience, is to play the role she created when the play was presented in New York. "Medals” is an adaptation ‘from Sir James M. Barrie’s pla.y. *>tu—« L.ady Shows Her Med*>^