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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 842, 10 December 1929, Page 15

Direction “Home of the Big Talkies.” THOMAS A. O'BRIEN THEATRES. 3 De Luxe Sessions—--11, 2.30, 8. PLAZA DOLORES COSTELLO WARNER BROTHERS BRILLIANT ALL-TALKING COMEDY “THE GLAD RAG DOLL” ALSO BRILLIANT ARRAY OF ALL-TALKIE FEATURETTES. UNDER THE SEA Otis R~d and h„ FroHicker, offer Sailor Chanties and Sea Songs, PARAMOUNT SOUND NEWS In %»hlch th. Latest Events of the Day are Seen and Heard. VITAPHONE TWO-ACT PLAYLET "STOOL PIGEONS.” with Brilliant Cast. “JUNE PURSELL,” "HOLLYWOOD RADIO GIRL." in Several New Numbers. BOX PLANS NOW OPEN AT PLAZA. PHONE 41-586. COMING FRIDAY NEXT ! Greater than “ Beau Geste ” More Thrilling than “ Chan? Thrills! Romance! Spectacle! s it THE FOUR FEATHERS ” WILLIAM POWELL FAYWRAY CLIVE BROOK RICHARD ARLEN NOAH BEERY IT'S A SENSATION !

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A USEFUL BOOKLET —All About the Holiday Trains! Now that everybody has decided where they will go for the holidays, the next problem is How to get there? This is where the free railway holiday booklet will help it tells you all about the holiday trains for the Christmas and New Year period. Call for a free copy at your nearest Railway Station or City Booking Office —or phone or write for one to be sent to you by first mail.

AUCKLAND ARTILLERY BAND. By permission of the Auckland City Council. Colonel Milligan, and Board of Control Jubilee Blind Institute. ALBERT PARK WEDNESDAY, AT 8 P.M. PROGRAMME Combined March. “Old Comrades. Conductor G. W. Bowes; Overture. ccedi,” Artillery Band; Clarionet Solo, •Elsie.” by Blind Musician accompanied by Blind Boys’ Band; Descriptive. "Smitny in the Woods.” Artillery Band; Cpf o ®* Solo, ’Tigania,” Musician Mack ay; Jjunting Scene,“ Blind Boys* Band; combined March Le Retour," Conductor G. W. Bowes: “Combined March Washington Greys,” Conductor Wynne-Smitn. God Save the King. Record Attendance to Hear these Talented Musicians. WYNNE-SMITH, Conductor. PARNELL AMATEUR SWIMMING CLUB GRAND CARNIVAL at TEPID BATHS, TUESDAY, DEC. 10. AT 8 P.NI. All the Best Swimmers Competing. P C TUC fill MCMHDI a I r*. lIP RELa All the Eest Swimmers Competing. SEE THE TUI MEMORIAL CUP RELAY RACE. Music f'om 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. ADMISSION. 1s; CHILDREN, 6d. A. L. GRAHAM, Hon. Sec. MT. EDEN SWIMMING CLUB. HIRST GRAND CARNIVAL JJT. EDEN BATHS. BELLVUE ROAD. Monday. December 16. 1929, at 8 p.m. programme of events. OOYds. Interclub. 440Yds. Open. 50Yds. fiovice. 10OYds. Breaststroke. 66 2-3Yds. kadies. 50Yds. Boys under 15yrs.. 50Yds. Q' p ls under 15yrs. Handicaps, 50Yds. Club Championship, 50Yds. District Schools Championship. Open Dive (two high .. board, two low board). Nominations close on THURSDAY, December 12, at 5 p.m., with Mr. M. ChamOlon . Tepid Baths, or the Hon. Secretary, Phone 13-398. H. MOORE, Hon. Secretary.