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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 677, 31 May 1929, Page 17

AMUSEMENTS 4th triumphant week aS "THE SINGING FOOL,” WITH v ,taphone, will never be SEEN AND HEARD ELSEWHERE IN THIS PROVINCE, Reservations will be accepted by letter from Country Residents if accompanied by Postal Note or Money Order. ALJOLSON The World’s Favourite Talks and Sings PLAZA 3 DE LUXE SESSIONS DAILY — 11, 2.10, and 8. ‘THE SINGING FOOL’ ALL-TALKIE SUPPORTS INCLUDE—TANNHAUSER OVERTURE (N.Y. Philharmonic Orchestra). HUMORESOUE (Mischa Elman). HOWARD BROS. (Operatic Burlesqu-). MONASTERY CELL (Quartette) PA r a* ru ir O InfA. nn a4i.. PS L- - A A PA A 1 Phone 41-586. TIVOLI EVERYBODY’S NIGHTLY at 7.45. CONTINUOUS FROM 10. NOW SHOWING. JACK MULHALL and DOROTHY MACKAILL THEY had MONEY TO BURN: AND HOW THEY BURNED IT! WHAT DID THEY DO WHEN IT WAS ALL burned UP? See “CHILDREN OF THS RITZ” Also, “RED LIPS ” GAY AND EXHILARATING ! NEW AND INVIGORATING ! AN AMAZINGLY FRANK STORY OF COLLEGE LIFE, WITH MARION NIXON and CHAS. (Buddy) ROGERS * TO-NIGHT at 7.50 ‘TWO NEWMARKET BARONESS ORCZY'S GREAT NOVEL With RONALD COLMAN and VILMA BANKY. On the Stage: THE HA-HA BOYS. (Rialto Only). Also, at the Regent Only. KARL DANE and GEORGE K. ARTHUR in “ BROTHERLY LOVE.” MATINEE BOTH THEATRES, TO-MORROW AT 2.30. THEATRE LOVERS” PETER B. KYNE’S “ FREEDOM OF THE PRESS ” 2 And S 7 FOOTPRINTS TO SATAN ” S Last Chapter 'THE VANISHING RIDER’ j S NIGHTLY «t • - PHONE 20-821. MATINEE TO-MORROW AT 2. (\\\\\vn\\Y4\\\\v\\\\vv\v\vvmmv\\\\u\\\\mmuu\\\\\\\V< KINGSLAND

CHANGE OF PROGRAMME TO-NIGHT _ nto praise them. Why paint the lily, or throw a perfume on the violet? Come and See them To-Night. It is not our int At 3s top pric PAT HANNA’S DIGGERS. Saturdays and Holidays included. It's the Best Value in Entertainment in town. §>t Jctutrs’ altratrr Proprietors: John Fuller and Sons, Ltd. Matinee Wednesday and Saturday at 2.30. TO-NIGHT at 8. Pat Hanna's Diggers (By Arrangement with Sir Benjamin and Mr. John Fuller). SECOND COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. A FEW OF THE OUTSTANDING, ORIGINAL AND NEW HITS. POISON. —A Near Tragedy of the East End of London. "SALLY." —An Instr riental and Vocal Fantasy, featuring Albert’s Popular Sorry Sally/* "PALM BEACH WALK.” —Special Dance Feature. "AH” AND "BUSINESS AS USUAL.”—Two Potted Plays. “LOVE MAKES FOOLS OF US ALL.”—A Riotous Farce. "THE ROMANCING DIGGER.” —One cf those tales told by a Returned Soldier. "RUMDOINGS.”—An original Military Sketch founded on fact. Together with New Songs and Dances by a Brilliant Cast of Clever People. PRICES —3s, 2s, Is (PLUS TAX). PLANS AT ST. JAMES THEATRE. THE MIDNIGHT FROLICS GREAT ATTRACTION FOR CARNIVAL WEEK. SPECIAL HOLIDAY MATINEE NEXT MONDAY AFTERNOON (KING’S BIRTHDAY). His Majesty’s Tfoeatire DIRECTION: J. C. WILLIAMSON (N.Z.), LTD. . GREAT HOLIDAY ATTRACTION, COMMENCING TO-MORROW NIGHT AT 8. SIX FAREWELL NIGHTS. MATINEE KINGS BIRTHDAY. THE MIDNIGHT FROLICS With the Irresistible CLEM DAW E, The Dainty MONA MAGNET, THE JAZZ BAND OF 12. urites in a Magnificent and Entirely New Programme of _ ,nd New York Song Successes. New JazZ ( Band h C ve neve . Clever an^Screa. of Auckland BOX PLANS ARE NOW OPEN AT LEWIS E , PRICES—D.C.. 4s. 3s, 2s and Is. Early y and King’s Birthday— ss, 4s, 3s, 2s and IS. tu y Doors, 6d extra. . . JOHN FARRELL. Prices for Saturday and Manager

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