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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1020, 10 July 1930, Page 15

Direction: Thome* A. O’Brien. I^. / THE A, Tt&F Three Sessions Daily: 10.30 a.m*. 2.30 and 8 p.m ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY IT IS WITH PLEASURE THAT THE MANAGEMENT ANNOUNCE THAT THEY HAVE SECURED FOR AUCKLAND ‘THE DRAMATIC SENSATION OF THE YEAR.” - TO-DAY the SINISTER FIGURE BEHIND THE THRONE OF COMMERCIAL EMPIRES. CZAR OF BROADWAY | With JOHN WRAY, BETTY COMPSON, JOHN HARRON, CLAUD ALLISTER. IN HIS HAND LAY ALL THEIR DESTINIES A silent man whose pale hand swayed the destinies of men He ruled as no monarch ever ruled .... this tyrant of the upperIt’a great and its thrilling. crust of the underworld. IT’S A SENSATION 2 . TED HENKEL’S ! CIVIC CONCERT ORCHESTRA Playing l "NO, NO. NANETTE.” ■ FRED SCHOLL At the MAGNIFICENT CIVIC ORGAN "SHARPS AND FLATS.” 43-266 BOX PLANS NOW OPgN AT THE CIVIC. RESERVATIONS 40-266

PLAZA CONTINUOUS FROM 11 A.M. COMMENCING TO-DAY BIG ATTRACTIONS M HOT FOR PARIS 9f With VICTOR McLAGLEN And EL BRENDEL Recommended by the Censor more especially for Adult Audiences. •» AND ‘THE SHANNONS OF BROADWAY.” PLAZA POPULAR PRICES—DAY —Stall., 1s; Circle, 1s 6d. NlGHT—Stalls. 1s and 1s 6d ; Circle, 2s. PHONE 41-586 FOR RESERVES. TIVOLI To-night at 8 LAST TWO DAYS. RUTH CHATTERTON in “THE LAUGHING LADY.’ BRITANNIA To-night at 8 only. Powerful All-Star Cast "TO-NIGHT AT TWELVE. ALL-TALKIE SUPPORTS. FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY “RIO RITA.”

LAST FOUR NIGHTS OF “LOVE LIES’ Ona of the best, brigntest, most amusing and most popular musical comedies ever staged in Auckland. FINAL “LOVE LIES’’ MATINEE NEXT SATURDAY AT 2 Special Matinee Prices —D.C. and R.S., sa; Stalls. 3s: Gallery, 1s 6d. Children Half<prices to D.C. and Front and Back Stalls; Gallery, Is. His Majesty’s Theatre Oirjctlon: J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd. A Riot of Music, Colour and Comedy. TO-NIGHT AT 8 AND UNTIL MONDAY EVENING. FINAL MATINEE ON SATURDAY. J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., Present Their New ENGLISH COMEDY COMPANY, 7ft ~ ART,STS “ 7ft • Including • The inimitable and Irresistible Comedian, CLEM DAWE ,n the Big and Beautiful London Gaiety Theatre Musical Comedy Triumph, “LOVE LIES” most entertaining musical play since "The Desert Song." NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT LAST FIVE NIGHTS OF SEASON, filial Production in Auckland of the ,7" n < , «rfuHy Successful Musical Play from • Winter Garden Theatre. London’s latest sensation. “SO THIS IS LOVE” clever and lovely, full of speed, •icing, delightful acting, melodious song , everything that goes to make-up ntusical comedy entertainment, w, 'h an unusual amount of comedy. at*? Pl * n * fw "Love Lies" are now open « Lewis Eady. Ltd. Plans for “So This Love" will be opened To-morrow (Friday) Morning. D.C. and R.S. (Reserves). 7s; ’i <lo ® r ». *«; Back Stalls, 4s; Gallery, Di„ AM Prices plus amusement tax. ’ sa l«s, H.M. Theatre Confectionery Kiosk. M *nagtr . . . JOHN FARRELL. Rack up your troubles YOUR OLD KIT BAG." m EAR 600 CHILDREN SING. TOWN HALL, "EXT SUNDAY NIGHT. Only is out of every 300 applicants tltff* C!lorUS Birl -* obs in talkins plc " re **' accordin S to Sammy Lee, noted ins* 6 Producer who directed the dancThi ensemb l es tor "Chasing- Rainbows.” * small percentage, J„ee declared. ** to the rigid demands of the talk•o Rlfture. the chorus girls having °°k Peppy and pretty in close-ups /i «U as long ghols> an opposite renFNAem from the stage.