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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 608, 9 March 1929, Page 15

LMA SUN ENTERTAINMENT SECTION

L GO REGINALD DENNY the speedy comedian IN AND 4^ •v 9* POLA NEGRI £<V O & & *jr * n the r“ WOMAN FROM MOSCOW” THURSDAY NEXT PLAZA and TIVOLI A.O'GRIEN Theafe* the PLAZA & TIVOLI “The DOCKS OF N.Y.” With GEORGE BANCROFT BETTY COMPSON and BACLANOVA A Heaving, Hearty Drama of Seamen’s Life Ashore. Also—KEN MAYNARD in “THE PHANTOM CITY.” And Pictures of the Mt. Eden Reservoir Collapse Gazette. Mr. Ernest Thomas singing “Hats Off to the Stoker/* (Plaza only). Plaza Continuous from 11; Phone 41-586. Tivoli at 7.45; Phone 44-136. Everybody's Continuous from 10. Phone 44-402. NOW SHOWING SPARKLING YOUTH ” CINEMA ART PRODUCTION. ng VERA VERONINA. Gaiety, Life. Laughter in a Continental Setting, sta famous European Star. In addition “THE DANGEROUS DUDE/’ with REED HOWES. More Exciting Adventures of TARZAN. %wvrn Recent m TO-NIGHT AT 7.50. Phones: Rialto. 46-609. Regent. 20-142. LAURA LA PLANTE in “HOME, JAMES.” ALSO “THE HAUNTED HOUSE” Laughs and Mystery Unlimited, with CHESTER CONKLIN. COLLEGIANS LATEST GAZETTE ORCHESTRA (RIALTO). MONDAY'S Big Special. "THE CROWD" —Eleanor Boardman, James Murray MILTON SILLS in “ THE CRASH ” Also, MADGE BELLAMY, JAMES HALL VICTOR McLAGLEN in “ A GIRL IN EVERY PORT ” And MILTON SILLS in “THE CRASH” Further Episodes of Tarzan. COLLEGIANS "Winning Point.’ GjaiEraag THREE LAT Phone 26-041 S'? GHTLY at 8 PHONE 20-821. The World s Most Distinguished Actor in His Most Distinguished Picture TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT United Artists Present A LONG RUN SUPER SPECIAL “TEMPEST” Starring JOHN BARRYMORE CAMILLA HORN Riotous Romance in Red Russia. * Peasant's Passion for a Princess. Pomp an Passion, Revolution and Ruin—For the Love of Maid. THE YEAR'S ONE PICTURE THAT WILL SWEEP YOU OFF YOUR FEET. SUPPORTING PROGRAMME INCLUDES: •THE LAST WALTZ" A Paramount Super-Production. - and “RUNNING WILD” ANOTHER COLLEGIANS STORY. FULL RIVOLI ORCHESTRA JAZZ TO FOLLOW PICTURES.

Town Hall Concert CHamber. TO-NIGHT MARCH 9 AT 8 P.M. PIANOFORTE RECITAL By MISS MARGOT ST. LAWRENCE TONER, Miss Toner will play— Prelude and Fugue (Bach). Ballade in G Minor 4Chopin). <a> Paeme; (b) Prelude; (c) P r (Scriabin). ••Toccata” (Debussy). (a) River Gardens; (b) Prelude 111 Prelude IV; (d) Prelude V (Ma Besley). Miss Berta Carr will sing—"Apres Reve” (Faure). “The Harvest of Sorrow” (Rachm Miss Ina Bosworth will play <a) Slavonic Da nee in E Minor. No. 2 ( Dvorak - Kreisler); (b) Waltz in A Minor (Brahms-Hockstein), Mr. Birrell O'Malley will sing—- • Ave Maria” (Kahn). • Ombra mai fu” (Handel). MISS MAIDA HOOKER, Accompanist. PRICES; 4s 6d and 3s 3d. No ta:

BILLIE DOVE Starring in “LOVE AT MIDNIGHT” JeMs of the mysterious tragedy c French Cruiser. How a beautiful wo Wa * forced to bear her sc the honour of her hi TONIGHT AT A Fuller-Hay ward Theatre DAILY At 1.30 and 7 P.M. ' n addition to “Love at Midnight,” Brit•sh Dominion Films present JOHN STUART and GLADYS JENNINGS in “A WOMAN IN PAWN” Comedy World News and Orchestra TEACHERS OF MUSIC "* E i-LIE LINGARD. Contralto Vocalist, "as tew vacancies Voice Production. Singing, Piano.— 9, Earl Street, Parnell.