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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 227, 25 September 1929, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. MAJESTIC ■ MAJESTIC— , .;.''; . A Fuller-Hay ward Theatre. FINAL TWO Pox Films Present . , GEORGE O'BRIEN, FARRELL MACDONALD, In " MASKED EMOTIONS." . ■;■' "INNOCENTS BOX PLANS NOW . PRICES: 1/ to 3/10. COMMENCING FRIDAY, 11—2.15 — 8. )■'■■' -:■'.-.." MAURICE ~. MAURICE MAURICE * , THE IDOL '■'■■■■ is Now that our American . R.C;A. been installed and thoroughly f ' ■ ~' ', the opening season of NEXT .'<•■,/■•■ NEXT AT ';" .■'■"/ .' 11 A.M.—MORNING '•■■-■. .. Paramount . "INNOCENTS "INNOCENTS "INNOCENTS "INNOCENTS :..:,_ "INNOCENTS " INNOCENTS "INNOCENTS ■:■..> , "INNOCENTS "INNOCENTS . . . ( ■ , "INNOCENTS Hear Chevalier Sing the Songs Went crazy about —"Valentino," r " Mine," "On Top of HE-— TALKS-—SINGS— ■ . THE SCREEN'S COMPLETE OF THE GlftLS! GAIETY!: OH LA LA—A STORY OF PARIS WILL WIN YOU WITH HIS SEE A .PARIS ■• REVUECHEVALIER DANCE IN THIS MAN WHO - BECAME " A ,STAR. Fresh and frisky from Fran.ce! Pulsing 'with personality! Stealing hearts with his smile ! He topped the show on the Ziegfeld roof, New York. He'll top the show In Auckland. MAURICE CHEVALIER, MAURICE CHEVALIER, MAURICE CHEVALIER, . AT i MAJESTIC— . MAJESTIC-*- . Box Plans at Theatre, for the Gala , GREAT SUCCESS OF OUR PROG. OF TALKING ■ AND SQUND PICTURES, AGAIN TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW, CO LLE J3 N MO'OR E, ' ~ •/,...,..■■ ■ >:;-. in - ■'■>■■ ' ■ ■ ■ "LOVE NEVER DIES" • (Lilac Time). At. the :. •' , .; ■'•' I Ij.; MOULIN 'ROUGE, kli I I MOULIN ROUGE. I ./■ I I Tudor, Renuiera. 11, i—: •'- - -. """■ L Sound Synchronised Picture. The greatest ' Air Thriller , Yfef! Vivid Spectacle—Glorious Romance—Daring Adventure—Sparkling Comedy. ' A Perfect Gem of the Screen. Also ISA KREMER, in 3 Beautiful Songs : "Schittaratn," "La Glu," "No; Sir," etc. • " Prices : %/ii, 2/ and 2/C. .. : Reserve by Phone 24-749. FULLER-HAYWARD SUBURBAN THEATRES. [ PRINCE "TTIDWARD— ; •*- 'i.3rt, 7' am] 8. HERE'S A GREAT PROGRAMME. ANNA MAY WONG IN "PICCADILLY." Ten reels of love and laughter—tears and ■ fears—tragedy and happiness, amid tlio glamorous night ljfe in London's West Knd ■. . —and Limehoiise.Also, SUE CAROL in s ; 'THE EXALTED FLAPPER," A. rollicking romance .of a princess who .': .? ■ ."set the town on fire." O.REY T YNN pINEMA—. . V*-- . At 7.45. BETTY BRONSON in " ivr O P ERN ivr Ai{RiAGE -" "i'J-ODERN '■(■.■ Madcap Youth at its maddest. ! -a . ■ . ' And ■ • B TOPICAL, REVIEW AND COMEDY. pAPITOL — TO-NIGHT, 8 O'CLOCK. V"- , ! Big Double-star Programme. '. Z Capitol. A PEEP BEHIND THE SCENES, | Capitol. A' Delightful Circus Romance. Sapitol. Starring FRANCES CUYLER. Capitol. The Second Picture: Capitol. "THE TRAGIC HOUR," Capitol. "THE TRAGIC HOUR," Capitol. A Powerful and StirFing Drama, Capitol. ; Starring MARIA JACOBIN. Capitol. Selected Supporting Programme, j Capjtol. Capitol Orchestra. Phone 20-574. IjiMPIRB — TO-NIGHT, 8 O'CLOCK. C ■*/..'■■ -An Excellent Programme. ■•■'■ ,: ; "ALL AT SEA," ~ A rollicking nayy comedy, starring the two B Famous Comedians, . P< GEORGE K. ARTHUR AND KARL DANE. Y The Second.Picture: "PLUNGING HOOFS," : A Universal Thrill Drama, starring Rex, ■the Wonder Horse. ■ Comedy, Gazette, Scenic. T ITTLE THEATRE SOCIAL CLUB. JU. . -■ •' ' ■'' ■ J. THE NEXT EVENING • \7ill be held on '- t • THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26. x 25 ' ';■ FAIRS. sea*. -VTATIONAL RESERVE '.. /MTK\ i> DIVISION'S (ISC3N SPRINGTIME FAIR. mSgp 7 OLD ORANGE MALL, C Opposite Newton P. 0., FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NEXT, 2 p.m.- to - 10 'p.m. Come along to help those who' help you. PICNICS. EXCURSIONS. ETC. RIVERHEAD SERVICES, jf STEAMERS, — J CALLING AT ALL WHARVES. Leave. Auckland daily at 3.30 p.m. for iobsopville, Waimaire- and Riverhead -r Saturdays excepted). Sundays ai 4 p.m. j: Leaves Riverhead Daily at 7 a.m. (Sunday :xcepted). For OSTEND, leaving Prince's sVha.rf,- Sunday, 9.45 a.m., Wednesdays at W ).45 a.m.. Fridays 0.30 n.m.. Saturdays 1.4n CI .m. BRADNEY AND BINNS. D 4