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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 226, 24 September 1929, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. Pending the installation of R.C.A. Photophone, the M.ijestic is presenting a Silent Programme for a Few Days. MAJESTIC (A Fuller-Hayward Theatre). Three Sessions, 11, 2.15, S. POPULAR PRICES. Ring 43-210 for Reserves. Fox Films Present GEORGE O'BRIEN,. FA RKE LL MACD OX A LD, NORA LANE In "MASKED EMOTIONS." " MASKED EMOTIONS." ° MASKED EMOTIONS." Thrills — Adventure — Romance. The Mysterious Doings of a Gang of Smuggling Coolies. " 'In- Addition : ■• Fox News — Eve's Review — Comedy. Whiteforfl-Wangh's Majestic Orchestra. ! . j I ' ■ ' ! N HE'S COMING HE'S' COMING HE'S COMING FRIDAY. FRIDAY. THE IDOL CF PARIS, MAURICE CHEVALIER MAURICE. CHEVALIER MAURICE CHEVALIER (Pronounced Sha-vahl-yey.) -' t In the All-Talking. Singing Pict ture, "Innocents of Paris"—The Living. Breathing Chevalier Him- • self—He Thrilled the Most Cosmo- ' poll tan 'Audiences in the World in , Paris Music Hills. > CHEVALIER. He spellbound the most Blase Audiences in New York. EIGHT SONGS HE SINGS, THREE IN FRENCH. But so great is his art, you don't have to know a syllable of French to understand every word DONT MISS THE MOTION PIC- : TURE SENSATION OF 1020, . " INNOCENTS OF PARIS." " INNOCENTS OF PARIS." " INNOCENTS OF PARIS." It is Paramount who brings to you this great International Star, and Paramount elected . the Majestic, with ■ its latest American R.C.A. Photophoiie Sound Equipment as • the only adequate system of translating the great art of Chevalier by medium cf the Talking Screen to Auckland Picture-goers. MAJESTIC — FRIDAY. MAJESTIC — FRIDAY. BOX PLAN ARRANGEMENTS. Box Plan is located daily at Theatre from 10.30 a.m. to 7 p.m. riione Reservations, 43-210. pHOIR OF COO VOICES—THE GREAT DAY OF THE YEAR. ' TOWN HALL. NEXT SUNDAY. Preacher: REV. LIONEL B. FLETCHER. :2f WRESTLING. ' "NJ Z. ■ VyRESTLING A SSOCIATION. ' , (INC.) mO-MORROW, VyEDNESDAY. .--rnOWN TTALL, Q P.M. NARANJAN « (India), V. WALTER JOHANSSON •U; (Finland). Eight 10-Minute Rounds, Preceded, by FIRST-CLASS PRELIMINARIES. Popular Prices: Stage, 10/; Dress Circle, 5/; Reserves, 7/0; Gallery. 2/0. We pay Tax. EACH LADY (escorted) Free to Stalls and Gallery. Ail Reserve Seats must be paid for. Box Plan now open at Carter and Asher's. , BOOK EARLY. 25 TEACHERS OF DANCING. mi-IE Tl| AKGABET Q'QONNOR •QvruDio.. • NEW ZEALAND UNIVERSITY OF BALLROOM TJANCING. , Private Lessons from 10 a.m. to. 10 p.m. EVENING' CLASSES. All Intending Competitors are reminded that the Studio Championship will take place early next mouth. Learn the season's New Dances—the Sixeight and the Skating Waltz. The Studio: 91, QUEEN STREET. Telephone 40-214, ' ' 24 ALLROOM DANCING, Correct Style, Qualified Private Tuition. — Modern Dancing 'Studio,' 30, Palmerston Lldgs.. onn. G.P.O. 2i T7IRANK WOODRUFFE, Expert Instructor JP Jazz or' Old-time, special course, W.— 174, Upper Symonils St. » MISS SPENCER'S Dance, Symondsv'lle Studio, Symonds Street (next s.. ! Paul's). ' Dances, Saturdays. EJeniOiilnry Classes, Mondays, Thursdays. Private Lessons by appointment.—Particulars by Phone or at Studio. V PARISIAN Dancing.. Studio, Whitehall. 410, Upper Queen Street.—Miss Brooks, Mr. Bentley. Private Lessons: Ballroom Dancing. D ELOCUTION. "MAISIU CARTE-LLOYO, Character and S,ft°»"« .Rooitala, Dlnlognos, Winners £?S?i"iH^ el ' ,nßto " Competitions.—PalmerWX: ,101, T INSON (Licentiate TriniTv vmiond ■I%if"' ,on) ~ I,OB,nnoPB n,ul n(l ' 1 hpbi,—i Biinemton Bldgs,, Quoen St. MTII