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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 626, 1 April 1929, Page 15

SPECIAL HOLIDAY PROGRAMMES AT ALL THEATRES FOR EASTER

“WHAT A NIGHT 1 OF ROLLICKING FUN AND ENJOYMENT AT THE For Reserves: Phone PLAZA, 41-586. TIVOLI, 44-136 BEBE DANIELS AND NEIL HAMILTON WILLIAM AUSTIN in “WHAT A NIGHT” CORINNE GRIFFITH OUTCAST” LIFE AT ITS GAYEST ON THE BARBARY COAST, OLD SAN FRANCISCO. WITH EDMUND LOWE LOUISE FAZENDA Also Pictures of the Dunedin Floods, Auckland's Speedway, and Ngaruawahia Regatta. Howard Moody’s Orchestra at Plaza. Miss Anderson's Tivoli Orchestra. Plaza continuous from 11. Phone 41-586. Tivoli at 7.45. Phone 44-136. THURSDAY NEXT ELINOR GLYN’S SENSATIONAL STORY “THREE WEEK ENDS” with CLARA BOW Everybody's AtC>E< BEERY m Continuous from 10. Phone 44-402. BEGGARS OF LIFE 99 Also NORMAN KERRY, MARION NIXON, PAULINE STARKE, in “ MAN, WOMAN, AND WIFE.” Universal's Drama of Society and the Underworld. SHADOWS OF THE NIGHT” With LOUISE LORRAINE and “FLASH*’ The Wonder Dog. A THRILLING MYSTERY STORY. Also ‘ HEART OF THE YUKON” with John Bowers GAZETTE GOOD SUPPORTING PROGRAMME RIALTO ORCHESTRA. fn3HCTSZ!JS% THREE LAMPS ff* TO-NIGHT AND EASTER MONDAYEMIL JANNINGS in ‘ THE PATRIOT ” Phone 26-041 Good Su ports. Britan Orchestra. NIGHTLY at 8 PHONE 20-82 REGINALD DENNY in “ RED HOT SPEED ” ALSO ‘ THE DIXIE FLYER” With EVA NOVAK and CULLEN LANDIS. A Smashing Railroad Drama.

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Under the Distinguished Patronage and in the Presence of Her Excellency ' The Lady Alice Fergusson. Stanley Concert Direction Concert Chamber, Town Hall THREE CONCERTS TO-MORROW at 8 FIRST CONCERT BY THE Celebrated English Artists CONSTANCE and MARGARET VIOLIN ’CELLO IZARD in a Wonderful Programme, including tlnique Duets for Violin and ’Cello alone AT THE PIANO—MR. BERNARD PAGE Wellington City Organist. PRICES—ss, 3s, 2s. Season Tickets 10s 6d Plus Tax. Students’ Concessions. Book at Lewis Eady, Ltd. DIXIELAND BY THE SEA. N.Z.'S MOST LUXURIOUS CABARET. SPECIAL EASTER ATTRACTIONS. TO-NIGHT, 8.30 p.m. to 1 a.m. Miss Irene Homer, “Patsy.” and her dis “"Blushed Company will be the guests 01 the Management. Famous Dixieland Dance Band wil render Perfect Dance Music. CABARET ATTRACT.w. Lilian O'Leary’s Midget Spacing Juvenile Dancers, a «rf U | Solo and Troupe Number: Admission, 7s 6d. ON. h are advised to reserve early « 2Mt£ 8# are exceptionally heavy. Phoi

Grand —Lyric 2 Big Star Features To-Day. The Constant Nymph” Starring IVOR NOVELLO and MABEL POULTON Screened GRAND: 11.15, 2.25, 5.35, 8.40. Screened LYRIC: Matinee 2.30 3.50. AND THE ENGLISH BEAU GESTE TOMMY ATKINS’ A MIGHTY SPECTACULAR DRAMA Screened GRAND: 1.0, 4.10, and 7.15 Screened LYRIC: 2.30 and 9.5. -GRAND 42-274. LYRIC 43-645. GRAND and LYRIC gc (©tile irate a f a ipffll MILFORD \F~ N.Z. S MOST UNIQUE CABARET. --.MIGHT EASTER MONDAY. MONSTER VARIETY BALL DANCING 8 P."- A *« 2s Special Cabaret Items by the EASTER DUCK BALLET, ZARA SISTERS AND COMPANY ZA m EASTER Arranged by the Sydney School of Dancing. 1929 Novelties and Favours. Also Free Virginia Leaf Abdulla Cigarettes for all. FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 23-414. ,—F Through Bus leaves Ferry BuildJohn S. Robertson. well7^rh^fetrol a rrrf £&» photoplay the title o£ which will l*e announced ——-