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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 829, 25 November 1929, Page 15

THE SCREENS FIRST MUSICAL EXTRAVAGANZA' M ji'.igmg Oirrctors: Bej um ?nt Smith and F W. Thring BROADWAYS HILARIOUS COMEDIANS IN THEIR ORIGINAL COMEDY SUCCESS Auckland roduction on Satiird.i THE FOUR MARX BROTHERS /«• W I, , , ' PARAMOUNTS ALL-TALKING. SINGiNG DANCING LAL G H RIOT ‘ ‘ The Cocoanuts JJ INCLUDING IRVING BERLIN S LATSST SONG HITS BOOK NOW —Three Sessions Daily—ll a.m . 2.15 and S p.m BOX PLAN AT THEATRE (PHONE 46-888). AND AT LEWIS EAOV. LTD

‘THE DESERT SONG Bright, Tuneful. Colourful, with Pictures Que Settings. Haunting Melodies. Refreshing Dialogue and Sparkling Wit. Good Voices. Smart Uniforms. Genuine } Comedy, Gorgeous Costumes. Clever ; Dancing. Pretty Ballets and a thrilling nnd Romantic Cove Story are features 1 which have made “The Desert Song'" the < Most Outstanding Musical Triumph the Stage Has Ever Known. Next Desert Song Matinee SATURDAY, AT 7.55 His Majesty’s Theatre Direction: J. C. Williamson (N.Z.). Ltd. AN INDESCRIBABLE PRODUCTION, j TONIGHT, AT 7.55 AND FOLLOWING EVENINGS MATINEE NEXT SATURDAY J. C. WILLIAMSON S MAMMOTH AND WONDERFULLY SUCCESSFUL MUSICAL PLAY THE DESERT SONG’ Which is Nightly Attracting Record Audiences, and which is from every point of view an Incomparable Production. \ WONDERFUL CAST OF PRINCIPALS A MALE CHORUS OF 40 VOICES. A GRAND BALLET OF 60 DANCERS. And TSAR (the Arab Steed). And LIGHTNIN’ (the Donkey) Produced by George H. HIGHLAND. Ballets and Ensembles Arranged by MINNIE EVERETT. !OX PLANS at Lewis Eady. Ltd. Day Sales at H.M. Theatre Confectionery. IVENING PRICES —D.C. and R.S.. 10s: tails, ss: Gallery. 2s 6d. Early Door tails, Is extra. Early Door Gallery, 6d Extra. IATINEE PRICES —D.C. and R.S.. 8s: tails, ss; Gallery 2s 6d. Children Half Price. All Prices Plf ir»MM PARRFLL.

Grand —Lyric Big Triple Bill of Silent Filmf No. I—A FIRST NATIONAL SPECIAL BURNING DAYLIGHT W.th MILTON SILLS A DORIS KENYON No. 2 A W. FOX COMEDY “SOFT LIVING With MADGE BELLAMY No. 3—ANOTHER FOX FEATURE SACRIFICE’ With ANDREE TOURNEUR. Screened—GßAND 11.15, 2. 4.45. and 7.30 Screened —LYRIC 7.45 and 9 p.m. GRAND and LYRIC The Event of the Year AUCKLAND INTERHOUSE SPORTS CARLAW PARK 2 p.m. NOVEMBER 30 Last Year's Carnival Surpassed. COLOURFUL DELIGHTFUL. THRILLING. 600 JOYOUSLY FIT GIRLS MARCHING. SPRINTING. HURDLING. PYRAMID DISPLAY, MASSED PHYSICAL DRILL ADMISSION, Is. STAND. Is.