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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 580, 5 February 1929, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS & THOHPi! A.QPRIEN Tbe&irei LAST 2 DAYS THE PLAZA THEATRE “ FOREIGN LEGION ” WITH A MIGHTY CAST, HEADED BY LEWIS STONE NORMAN KERRY _ MARY NOLAN JUNE MARLOW C 0^ t -M E Mc^tZr^ C 4ll?^c°J. , i orseback ”— SCENIC (Winged Death)— COM EDY. COMMENCING THURSDAY BILLIE DOVE in ’ LOVE AT MIDNIGHT'’ CHARLIE MURRAY in “DO YOUR DUTY." Nightly at 7.45 Phone 44-136. BETTY COMPSON in “THE LADYBIRD” Also COLLEGIANS, Two Episodes of these Popular Featurettes. No. 1. “Dear Old Calfortf,” No. 2, “Calford on Horseback." fVERyfWDys Continuous from 10. Phone 44-402. LAST TWO DAYS “ FORGOTTEN FACES With CLIVE BROOK and a Huge Supporting Cast. BETTY COMPSON in “THE LADYBIRD” 3rd Attraction “TARZAN THE MIGHTY" RECFY7 TO-NIGHT AT 7.50. Phones: RIALTO 46-609. REGENT 20-14 2. An Hilarious Comedy of Life Behind the Footlights. THE MATINEE IDOL ” With Bessie Love and Johnnie Walker A " d -r i UV.S££ Laughter, and Old Irish Cheer, IRISH HEARTS With MAY McAVOY. ranzjrCTFt THREE LAMPS Phone 26-041. “The Legion of the Condemned” The Companion Picture to “Wings" Also COLLEGIANS (“Dear Old Calford") Nightly at 8 Phone 20-821. - ALL-STAR VAUDEVILLE By Speciar Arrangement THE DALTONS ider Workers (late Fuller Circu On the Screen MADGE BELLAMY in “VERY CONFIDENTIAL" Latest Topical Comedy Seen imiHrUiHiliiHl’iiHiimiiatlllßlliiHlHllilHili

FIVE FAREWELL APPEARANCES IRENE DION VANBRUGH BOUCICAULT E Direction: J. C. Williamson (N.Z.) Ltd. LAST FIVE NIGHTS Of the IRENE VANBRUGH DION BOUCICAULT SEASON. TO-NIGHT, AT 8.10. AND TO-MORROW AND THURSDAY C. E. Openshaw's Brilliant Domestic Comedy - Drama “ALL THE KING’S HORSES” Which is proving the Most Popular Play of the Season. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGVITS Last 2 Nights of Season. When, by Special Request, will be staged the Delicious Comedy, “NELL O’ NEW ORLEANS.” Plays produced by Dion Boucicault. Plans for “All the King’s Horses" are now open. Plans for “Neil O' New Orleans'* will be opened TO-MORROW MORNING. Plans at Lewis Eady, Ltd. Day Sales at H.M. Theatre Confectionery. PRICES: D.C. and R.S., 8s; Stalls 4s; Gallery, 1s 6d; Early Door Stalls and Gallery, 1s extra. All prices plus tax. Direction: J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd. “ THE VAGABOND KING ” This World’s Supreme Musical Play, COM M ENCING TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12 For a Brief Season. CAST OF 25 STARS. Chorus of 60 Voices. Grand Operatic Orchestra. The Biggest and Most Beautiful Musical Play ever Staged in Australia and New Zealand. Reappearance of STRELLA WILSON, JAMES LIDDY ARTHUR STIGANT Box Plans will be opened on FRIDAY MORNING NEXT at 9 o’clock. A queue will be formed from 7 a.m. Prices will definitely Not be Raised. Manager, JOHN FARRELL.

THE CONCERTS OF THE SEASON A TREAT FOR ALL! Unbounded enthusiasm displayed on Saturday night: the audience was literally held spellbound. Alfred O’Shea Assisted by INA BOSWORTH, Violiniste. MAVIS GREVATT, Harpiste, and THEO. HALPIN, Solo Pianiste and Accompaniste. BIG TOWN HALL TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT And on THURSDAY, FEB. 7, And SATURDAY, FEB. 9. MR. O’SHEA'S Items for To-night’s Concert will include: — “A Leve Toi” (from "Romeo and Juliet”) - Gounod. "Sleep, Why Dost Thou Leave Me” Semele- Handel "Where'er You Walk” - - Handel. "O, Cease Thy Singing , Maiden Fair” With Violin Obbligato. Rachmaninoff. "Eleanore” ... Coleridge-Taylor. "Had I the Voice of Morveen” - Colin McLeod Campbell. Mr. O’Shea is inundated with requests for special songs. He asks written requests be forwarded to him at Lewis Eady, Ltd., or Town Hall. “It is long since such genuine enthusiasm reigned at the Town Hall as was created last night by the Irish Tenor, Alfred O'Shea.” —The Dominion, Wellington, June 25, 1928. "Australia's John McCormack.”—Sunday Times, Sydney, May 6, 1928. "To sing as principal tenor with artists of Melba’s and Dal Monte’s type is indeed an achievement for one so young as Alfred O'Shea.” — The Australian Musical News, September 1 1924. PRICES: 6s, 4s, 2s, plus tax. Box Plan at Lewis Eady, Ltd. Day Sales for 4s and 2s tickets may be had at Lewis Eady, Ltd. Commencing 8 p.m. FOR COUNTRY PATRONS: CAMBRIDGE —WEDNESDAY, Feb. 6. HAMILTON —MONDAY, Feb. 11.

The popular Mexican Sombrero or Pirate Hat may be secured by mail, small style red, green and blue, with pom-poms, 6/6 each; medium style, fringed or pom-poms, 7/- and 7/6; large style, fringed, 8/-. Post free to any address in New Zealand. State size wanted. Address Manager, Pirate Shippe, Milford Beach. Auckland.

GMND 2 BIG SPECIALS TO-DAY “NOT QUITE A LADY” Featuring MABEL POULTON. and “JOHN BARRYMORE” “TEMPEST” Sessions: 11.15. 2.0, 4.45, and 7.30. AT THE GRAND TO-DAY.

Uc ©liic pirate BIG DANCE TO-MORROW NIGHT WEDNESDAY Reservations Phone 23-414 Late Vehicular Ferry Service for Auckland patrons has been arranged, returning from Devonport at 12.30 a.m. 5s Double Ticket. 2s 6d Reserve. There will be a Souvenir of the Shippe for all patrons to-morrow night. HEALEY’S FAMOUS PIRATE ORCHESTRA.