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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 583, 8 February 1929, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS & T/ioMM A.O’Brien Tf*% f NOW SHOWING AT The PLAZA & TIVOLI BILLIE DOVE “LOVE AT MIDNIGHT ” MYSTERY! ROMANCE! ACTION! CHARLIE MURRAY IN “ DO YOUR DUTY” LAUGHS! TEARS! THRILLS! Also, COLLEGIANS (“Bookworm Hero”) GAZETTE COMEDY Evening Sessions MASTER DESMOND Wonder Boy Soprano. Plaza Continuous from 11; Phone 41-586. Tivoli at 7.45; Phone 44-136. Continuous from 11. Phone 44-402. EXTENDED SEASON “THE FOREIGN LEGION” “THE ROMANTIC AGE,” with Eugene O’Brien. Further Adventures of “TARZAN” Gazette Comedy etc. W\nVT DREUFV7" m n To-night at 7.45. Phones: Rialto, 46-609; Regent, 20-142. JACK HOLT in “THE WARNING.” A Story of the British Secret Service in China. And MARIE PREVOST in “BOBBED HAIR.” COLLEGIANS GAZETTE ORCHESTRA. MATINEE TO-MORROW, 2.30 three LAMPS Phone 26-041. LEWIS STONE MARY NOLAN in “THE FOREIGN LEGION” MARION DAVIES NILS ASTHER i “ THE CARDBOARD LOVER’ Monster Matinee To-morrow, at 2 p.r Nightly at 8 Phone 20-821. COLLEEN MOORE in “ OH KAY ” And the British Special, “ POPPIES OF FLANDERS ” COLLEGIANS (“Dear Old Calford”) MATINEE SATURDAY, 2 P.M.

The “Vagabond King’' Box Plan is now Open at Lewis Eady, Ltd. His Majesty’s Theatre Direction: J. C. Williamson (N.Z.) Ltd. THE WORLD’S SUPREME MUSICAL PLAY, COMMENCING Tuesday Night Next For a Elrief Season J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., Present The STUPENDOUS and GORGEOUSLY MOUNTED MUSICAL PLAY “THE VAGABOND KING” Which has proved, by far, the best and most successful spectacular comic opera staged during the past 20 years. A CAST OF 25 STARS. Includes STRELLA WILSON As Katherine JAMES LIDDY As Francois. ARTHUR STIGANT Cecil Kellaway, Arthur Greenaway, Mabel G ibson. And a Chorus of Sixty Full Operatic Orchestra. BEAUTIFUL BALLETS EXCITING SCENES GIGANTIC ENSEMBLES. Play produced by George A. Highland. Ensembles arranged by Minnie Everett. “VAGABOND KING’* Box Plans Box Plans are now open at Lewis Eady, Ltd. PRICES WILL NOT BE RAISED. D.C. and R.S., 8s: Stalls. 4s; Gallery, 1s 6d; Early door Stalls and Gallery, 1s extra All prices plus Amusement Tax. Manager. JOHN FARRELL.

J?£©l&r Pirate BOOS YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW For the CALIFORNIAN GALA NIGHT, TOMORROW (SATURDAY) big confetti battle Phone 23-414 Brices as usual, 5s Double, 2s 6d Reserve Bate Vehicular Ferry Service, leaving Devonport 12.30 a.m., has been arranged for Auckland Patrons. SPECIAL. MATINEE TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, AT 2.30 “STARLIGHT,” The Fighting Kangaroo. Will put the Gloves on and Fight his w ay into the Luna Park 1929 Championship. COME ON. BOYS'. This is going to be the Best Afternoon this Session. Take 1d Bus from Wharf Gates to LUNA PARK LUNA PARK

Besiutiful cathedral scenes in colour a feature of the big Paramount Production, “The Wedding March." m Production was two years in the waking*, and many thousands of players took part in ‘it. Erich Von Stro:‘f lm starred in and directed the pio,e ’ ar *d the chief feminine role was Played by Fay Wray. Sound synchronisation has been Introduced in th any l °f the spectacular scenes, and rivoir of the cathedral will be lieajrd »‘n6tta an Jiiater hymn