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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 229, 27 September 1929, Page 18

. AMUSEMENTS THOMAS A. O'BRIEN THEATRES. — SEASON EXTENDED _ \ TT-r-Qtr IS A talkie! THE PLAZA (Home of the I>ig Talkies). THREE DB LUXE SESSIONS DAILY* 11 — 2.30 — 8 P.M." — ALL-TALKING — : . — ALL-TALKING — GEORGE BANCROFT GEORGE BANCROFT FAY WKAY — RICHARD ARLEN la THUNDERBOLT . THUNDERBOLT -I THUNDERBOLT THUNDERBOLT THUNDERBOLT A PARAMOUNT PICTURE. The glittering underworld ! The mad 1m parties of New York! A background of liff and colour for this drama of that mysteri ous demi-monde, the underworld. ALL-TALKIE SUPPORTS INCLUDE SIX BROWN BROS., And their Worhl-venowned Jazz Band. HORACE BRll'T, Celebrated Cellist. ' MILLER AND FAKUELL, Society Entertainers, in Song and Comedy Items. BOOK NOW! BOX PLAN NOW OPEN AT THE PLAZA PHONE 41-556. TTVOTJ phone 44-IK6 ' XIV UXjX Nightly, 7.15. GLENN TRYON in " IT CAN BE DONE." The Funniest Comedy Ever Screened, with the King of Laugh-makers, "Tryon." — Also — KEN MAYNARD in "THE ROYAL RIDER." Comedy—Gazette. RIALTO ancl REGENT? NEWMARKET—To-night, 7.SO—EPSOM. MATINEE SAT., 2.30. —TWO BIG ATTRACTIONS— CORINNE GRIFFITH In — " PRISONERS " — A Story of Viennese Night Life. AIso—"HARVEST OF HATE." A Story Full of Thrills. Gazette — Comedy. ROY AT, KINGSLAXa x -£AXj Phone 20-821. THE YEAR'S SENSATION: "MOULIN ROUGE" All-Star Cast. — Also — "THE MYSTERIOUS STRANGER" Further Episode — "Blake of Scotland Yard." COMEDY — GAZETTE. /pO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), irpO-MORROW (SATURDAY) THE ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY'S PRODUCTION OF " A SCRAPE 0' THE PEN." GRAHAM MOFFAT'S Great Scottish Comedy, AT THE CONCERT CHAMBER, At S o'clock. Last night's big audience received enthusistically this delightful Comedy. It was unanimously pronounced a big success by Scot, English and Irish. Only two more Lights—To-night and To-morrow. PRICES : Reserved Seats, 5/, 3/. Box Plan at Lewis Eady, Ltd. Book your Seats at once. A limited number of 2/ Seats at the Doors. 27

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