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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 657, 8 May 1929, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS -■WWWWWWVMWVWWWWXWWKWVWVWWWWWWWy, “SENSATIONAL NEW ALL SOUND PROGRAMME” i.MI *J|l Direction J. C. Williamson Films. Managing Directors: Beaumont Smith and F. W. Thring. PRESS AND PUBLIC ACCLAIM • WHITE SHADOWS " AS ONE OF THE FINEST MOTION PICTURES EVER SEEN !N AUCKLAND. AN ISLAND THRILL WHITE SHADOWS IN THE SOUTH WITH SOUND. ±; THEY risked their lives diving for pearls in tropic seas, but the coming of the white man brought greater dangers, starker tragedies. A great romance in the shadow of the infamous pearl market. : /m A ■/* with MONTE BLUE G-V - JRAQUEL TORRES 7m / % is ; Hcxxc^oldwi/ri-\\syz E!»lC m ACTUALLY FILMED AMIDST THE SUBTLE PERFUMES, RIOTOUS FLOWERS AND THE SPARKLING SUNSHINE OF THE SOUTH SEAS. YOU WILL ALSO SEE AND HEAR Nansen—Famous Arctic Explorer. Marion Harris —Notable Columbia Artist, President Hoover's Inaugural Speech, Pathe and Paramount Sound News. "CONFESSION” a 2-Reel ALL-TALKING DRAMA, directed by Lionel Barrymore, with Eddie Nugent, the Boy Reporter of ' The Bellamy Triai. THREE SESSIONS DAILY—II a.m., 2.15 p.m. and 8 p.m. Box Plans at the Theatre and Lewis Eady, Ltd. PRICES OF ADMISSION Morning Session—Adults 1s and 1s 6d. Children Half-Price. Afternoon Session—Adults, 1s 6d and 2s. Children Half-Price. Evening Session—Dress Circle, 3s 6d; Royal Lounge, 4s. Evening Session —Front Stalls, 1s 6d; Res. Stalls, 2s 6d. PI ■ of the “ THE WRECKER ” FIRST PRODUCTION TO-NIGHT A full scenic, lighting and effects rehearsal took place last evening, supervision of the London Stage Director, so that everything is ir readiness for this evening's initial New Zealand representation Wrecker,” which is, unquestionably, the best and most thnlli mystery plays staged during recent years. “THE WRECKER” BOX PLANS AND DAY SALES. Seats for central positions for to-night and subsequent evenings may be selected at Lewis Eady, Ltd., to-day until five o'clock and afterwards at H.s Majesty's Theatre. 400 back stalls and 600 gallery tickets may be purchased at the Theatre Confectionery Kiosk up to seven o'clock and afterwards they may be procured at the Theatre Ticket Boxes. HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE DIRECTION: J. C. WILLIAMSON (N.Z.), LTD. THE BEST OF THE MYSTERY PLAYS. TO-NIGHT AT 8 O’CLOCK TO-NIGHT. AND FOLLOWING FIVE EVENINGS. MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2. j. c. Williarnson, Ltd. (in conjunction with E. J. and Dan Carroll) Present for the First Time to Playgoers of New Zealand the Rema Successful and Very Thrilling Railway Mystery Dra —- bly “THE WRECKER By ARNOLD RIDLEY (Author of “The Ghost Train") A PLAY OF MYSTERY THRILLS LAUGHTER, ‘i the WRECKER” will be Presented by a Specially Company, headed ;w English MR. CLAYTON atic Stars. MISS JOSEPHINE WILSON, GREENE, Two of London’s Finest Dram The Cast (in order of appearance) Gladys Elliott . . .Helen Saintsbury E*etective . . . Milly Knight .... Ivy Sparrow Mary Skelton . . Josephine Wilson Noah Twemblett . Frank Morrison ah Roger Doyle . . . Clayton Greene Horace Skeet Joshua Barney . . - Arthur Young Haines • • - • Sir Gervaise . . George "Willoughby John Smith . THE PLAY PRODUCED BY CLAYTON GREENE. Box Plans at Lewis Eady, Ltd. Day Sales at H.M. Theatre Kiosk. PRICES —D.C. and R.S., 8s; Stalls. 4s: Gallery, 1s 6d: Early Doors Stalls and Gallery, 1s extra. All Prices Plus Tax. Manager - - - JOHN FARRELL Frank Rutherford . Reginald Collins . Xoelle Sonning Richard Stirling . . . Guy Routh Norman W. Lee . . Redge Carey

FULLER-HAYWARD SUBURBAN THEATRES PRINCE EDWARD KARANGAHAPE RD “ CAPTAIN LASH," with Victor McLaglen and Clyde Cook. “ DRUMS OF LOVE/’ a D. W. Griffith Production with Mary Philbin. EVE BENTLEY and her Select Orchestra. DON'T forget the Children’s SINGING COMPETITION Road, at 8 p.m. with Buster CAPITOL Dominioi “THE CAMERAMAN Keaton. “NAUGHTY BABY,” with Alice White. “THE COLLEGIANS/’ Chapter Play. EDENDALE CINEMA— Tram Terminus, at 8 p.m. THE CAMERAMAN,” with Buster Keaton. “GOLF WIDOWS,” with Vera Reynolds and Harrison Ford. EMPIRE Dominion Road, at 8 p.m. “NONE BUT THE BRAVE,” with Nick Stewart and Sally Phipps. “MAN, WOMAN AND WIFE.” with Norman Kerry and Pauline Starke. PARISH HALL—RILEY THE Devonport, at 7.45 p.m. COP.” with Farrell i Louise Fazenda. HEART,” with Frank GREY LYNN CINEMA Griffith.

ELOCUTION Clear. Correct, ano Speech for All Occasions. J. P. Montagne School of Speech and Expression 20-22 Swanson Street. MISS R AIE ROBINSON (Licentiate Trinity College, London). ..Children's Classes now forming Buildings, Queen Street. MADAME IRENE AINSLEY Pupil of Madame Mathilde Marchess and of Dame Nellie Melba. Specially recommended by Dame Melba for VOICE PRODUCTION, SINGING AND DRAMATIC ART. Pupils prepared for Operatic Stage and Concert Platform. Studio: 10 SHELLY BEACH ROAD. Herne Bay. Phone 26-830. DANCING Modern Ballroom Dancing of every kind: Classical and Operatic; Callesthenics; Children's Classes. Daphne Knight Studios 22 Khybcr Pass. Phone 41-423. BALLROOM. Operatic Character Dancing Classes. private tu.tion Valeska's Studio. Ngapuhi Chambers, Lome St. i Phone 46-121,