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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 708, 6 July 1929, Page 17

THEPLAZA “THE HOME OF THE BIG TALKIES.” D $ V--3 From tbe Play by EDGAR WALLACE WITH MAY Me AVO Y EDWARD EVERET HORTON Louise Fazenda—Alec Francis The Creepiest ALL-TALKIE MYSTERY COMEDY Don’t Miss this Exciting Picture. A WARNER BROS. VITAPHONE PRODUCTION. ALSO SPECIALLY SELECTED ALL-TALKIE SUPPORTS. ROGER KAHN’S ORCHESTRA—of 30 players. THE FOUR ARISTOCRATS —Vocal and instrumental Quartette. ALBERT SPALDING World-famed Violinist. ALL-TALKIE COMEDY—" False Alarm Fire Company.” ISA KREMER Russian Prima Donna. 3 De Luxe Sessions Daily—ll, 2.30 & 8.. BOX PLAN AT THEATRE. TIVOLI & EVERYBODY’S 4IQHTLY at 7.45-Phone 44-136. CONTINUOUS FROM 1&-Phon« 44-402 MARIAN NIXON and MARY NOLAN n “THOROUGHBREDS'’ or "Silks and Saddles.” A Sensational Story of the Turf. Also “ THE KNIGHT OF NIGHTS ” A Vivid Parisian Drama, with a brilliant cast of Continental Artists. PHURSDAY NEXT— “HIS CAPTIVE WOMAN” Starring DOROTHY MACKAILL and MILTON SILLS. Also “ THE GIRL ON THE BARGE ” Starring SALLY O’NEILL RIALTO AND REGENT NEWMARKET TO-NIGHT AT 7.50. EPSOM. GLEN TRYON IN “THE KID’S CLEVER’ CORINNE GRIFFITH IN “ Saturday’s Children ” THEATRE RAMON NOVARRO and NORMA SHEARER in “THE STUDENT PRINCE.” TRAIL OF THE TIGER” E.P.S. —KINGS JjAND Comedy Scenic M.u.ivi. n,ews.

AUCKLAND’S CABARET DE LUXE. The Dawn of a New Era is to be Celebrated TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY) When the Grand Festival Opening will be celebrated by the New Management. NEW ATTRACTIONS NEW DECORATIONS AND ABOVE ALL NEW LIFE Clyde Howley and his Famous Internationals remain with us and w.ll render the Latest Dance Hits. SPECIAL CABARET BALLETS Arranged by Miss Gwenth Macnaughton Will be a Feature of the Evening. Phone 40-789 for Reservations. West Coasters’ Association. BENEFIT SOCIAL EVENING IN AID OF EARTHQUAKE SUFFERERS ST BENEDICT'S HALL. EAST ST. Wednesday, July 10, at 8 p.m. MORROW’S ORCHESTRA. ADMISSION, 2s 6d. DANCING AKARANA YACHT CLUB (Incorp.) Weekly Dance will be held in the CLUBHOUSE, "ISTrS: BAY GIo°d N F',?o HrT- : 3 R O E u E ntfl «0 f , r "mnr auef Sub: Ladies, 1s 6d; Gents, 2s. a- -.,1 ninre in Aid of the Mayor’s t S . P H* C nlke Fund WMI be held in the Clubhous 3 . on WEDNESDAY NEXT, T. McKAY, Commodore. THOS. p. BOSWELL, Social Sec. TO-NIGHT TRADES HALL. VATERSIDERS’ SOCIAL CLUB benefit O c L a D r .t,M a E rt D y An ce and •",£« B °l i |, E ? 2 rthq R a E k FRi U SH e MBNTS. fi'^ phony M- f 6 ,nS Ladies, 1M ®J*SaKES, Secretary.

Grand—Lyric Double Star Bill To-Day. AT THE GRAND. JOSEPH CONRAD’S GREAT ROMANCE “THE RESCUE” With RONALD COLMAN and LILY DAMITA. Screened—l2.3o, 3.15, 6, and 8.45. FROM THE NOVEL OF SIR HALL CAINE. “THE MANXMAN” Screened— 11.15, 2, 4.45, and 7.30. AT THE LYRIC. “THE RESCUE” Screened—7.4s. And “ THE MANXMAN ” Screened—9.lo. Popular Prices. GRAND and LYRIC .DIXIELAND. BY THE SEA. Njw Zealand's Most Luxurious Cabaret. . Where the Situation and Comforts are Unsurpassed in the Southern Hemisphere. DANCING TO-NIGHT. 8.30 P.M. TO 12 P.M. Admission, ss. THE FAMOUS DIXIELAND DANCE BAND. Who have been so popular this year, render all the latest and most popular hits. _ the dixieland boys Direct from New York. So popular last week, on again this *eek. Come and see the only Dance of its kind in the world. The cleverest thing yet seen in New Zealand. To avoid disappointment, Patrons are advised to Reserve Early. RING 26-615.