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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 577, 1 February 1929, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS Theatre Magnificent oi cnt "'wVp..'PICTURE MATINEES DAILY, 2.30 EVENING SESSION AT 8 P.M. ii SKIRTS ” t sparkle of night l»fe in Paris. N •k. and London all in Lond “SKIRTS” s a sparkle like champagne Cabaret Battle of the Sexes. “SKIRTS” LONDONS FAMOUS TILLER GIRLS in one of the outstanding features, in “SKIRTS” WITH syo CHAPLIN BETTY BALFOUR ON THE SAME BILL William Boyd in “THE SKYSCRAPER” A Comedy-Drama of Laughs and Thrills Galore. ON THE STAGE FREDDY HODGES and IVY TOWE In NEW DANCE CREATIONS, and Please Don't Forget MAURICE GUTTRIDGE AND THE REGENT OPERATIC ORCHESTRA.

CHANGE OF PROGRAMME TO-NIGHT ST. JAMES THEATRE (Pro., John Fuller and Sons, Ltd.) To-night at 8. At 8 To-night. GEO. WALLACE “BALD HEADS" TELLING THE ADVENTURES OF A BAD, BOLD BAND of BRAZEN, BALDHEADED BANDITS See George as the Detective, using methods tßot Sherlock Holmes never thought of. Furious Fun, Flappers and Foolery all combine to make “Bald Heads” George’s best offering to date. PRICES: 3s, 2s, Is. SATURDAY NIGHT. 3s and 1s 6d. Plus BOX PLANS AT ST. JAMES THEATRE. Tax.

Qpssm Direction: Mrs. Henry Hayward. 2 BIG SPECIALS TODAY* A Great Success from the Majestic. “NOT QUITE A LADY 9 * Featuring MABEL POULTON. The famous comedy by St. John Hankin ‘JOHN BARRYMORE” In “TEMPEST” PTOVaRU Karangahape Road A Fuller-Hayward Theatre DAILY Metro-Goldwyn - Mayer Pictures present NORMA SHEARER in TRELAWNEY OF THE WELLS' The Picturisation of the Fa mous Play of the same name Second Star Picture — “ THE BARKER” With MILTON SILLS. Good Supports and Orchestra. TEACHERS OF MUSIC HERBERT M. HULETT TEACHER OF VIOLIN Medallist Royal Academy of Music. London, has resumed teaching at his Studio, 16. KINGSTON AVE., ROYAL OAK. ONEHUNGA. EVA W HOOD, Teacher of PIANOFORTE and SOLO PIANISTE. Will Resume Teaching TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5 37. WAIRIKI ROAD. MT. EDEN. (Opposite Maungawhau School.) Telephone 13-169. SISTERS OF THE MISSION, ELLERS. LIE. Resume Teaching Music MONDAY FEBRUARY 4th. Pupils prepared for Royal Academy and Trinity College Examinations.

SATURDAY, 8.15 P.M. MATINEE 2.30 P.M. (Pictures Only). PICTURES VAUDEVILLE JAZZ HUGE PROGRAMME By Special Request, United Artists present the late Rudolph Valentino in his last memorable picture, “ SON OF THE SHIEK ” 9.10 p.m.— Stage Band Presentation, “ JAZZMANIA ” Starring the popular Rivoli Orchestra, Peleta, and Connie with her Six Little Prunes. 9.40 p.m.—William Fox presents TED McNAMARA and SAMMY COHEN in “ Why Sailors Go Wrong ” Return Visit by Popular Request. Remember the “Gay Retreat” the same cast ’Nuff sed! 10.10 p.m. Second Complete Story. Popular COLLEGIANS, No. 2—“ The Winning Side/’ 10.30 p.m. to 12 p.m.— Free Jazz to Picture-goers. Usual Prices Tip-top Programme. Excellent Music Let’s Go! SATURDAY NEXT “ SPEEDY ” HAROLD LLOYD in the finest comedy he ever made. Watch for—- “ Legion of the Condemned ” With Sound Synchronisation. TO-NIGHT AT 7.30 AND TO-MORROW tw (■b AFTERNOON AT 2.30 JPS |UNA PARK •Where Fun and Frolic Rule Supreme” LOOK AT THE PRICES! Adn Adn ;ion to Park: Adults 6d, Children 3d. »ion to Each Permanent Device: Adults 6d, Children 3d. Concession Tickets, Giving One Ride on Each Permanent Device and Admission to the Park: Adults 3s, Children 1s 6d. SPECIAL FREE ATTRACTION — “STARLIGHT” The Boxing Kangaroo. LUNA PARK—LUNA PARK “A City of Fun for Everyone.”