amusements. THE PLAZA OF THE BIG TALKIES LAST DAY “The MIDNIGHT TAXI” ANTONIO* T MORENO HELENE COSTELLO jN THEIR FIRST TALKING ROLES / ciuu O JT I D Apj ll fj/' L so ~~ ~~ r he p Ott a * c „ m °u« p ■'ifin Cc,ebra tea **IOR ' Neill Jeoc * Uatr *n an zz'j'iSrZ:^ »w.. 'St''"—..';? 1 ■ a =ec( c er lMon( outers Ao« ® ° r chestZ ß * ” Commencing TOMORROW—WEDNESDAY PARAMOUNT’S BRILLIANT TECHNICOLOUR SENSATION HEAR The Theme Song “Redskin’’ The Indian Love Lyrics. Brilliant Musical Score by the Paramount Orchestra of 75 Players SEE The full beauty of its natural Colours. A Technicolor Marvel. RICHARD DIX REDSKIN 11 PULL PROGRAMME OF ALL-TALKIE SUPPORTS. “VISIONS THE Mme Schumann •Heink. Co ntr a ito, / O'*Book •6 C OF °A vet* SPAIN SONG, crY °^7 nAey DANCE, ica« Mos MUSIC S«/ edy wc, «ct e c/ C® m Star BOX PLAN FOR WEEK NOW OPEN AT THEATRE. PRICES—Day, 1a 6d, 2s. 2s 9d (Children Half Price). Night, 2a, 2s <>d, 3s 3d, 4s 6d. TIVOLI NIGHTLY AT 7.45. Phone 44-136 Betty Bronson Alec. B. Francis, in “ MODERN MARRIAGE ” ALSO “ THE CHARLATAN ” WITH MARGARET LIVINGSTONE HOLMES HERBERT THURSDAY—“PICCADILLY” A. E. DUPONT S DRAMA OF LONDON NIGHT LIFE. RIALTO AND REGENT NEWMARKET —— TONIGHT AT 7.50 EPSOM. JOHN GILBERT in another Big Dramatic Hit “THE MASK OF THE DEVIL” ALSO THE BRILLIANT BRITISH PRODUCTION “LILY OF KILLARNEY” THEATRE KINQSEAND TONIGHT AT 8. Phone 20-831. LOIS MORAN GEORGE BRIEN “TRUE HEAVEN” Also, “RUNNING WILD”
FULLER-HA YWARD'S SUBURBAN THEATRES PRINCE EDWARD—I.3O, 7, & 8. COLLEEN MOORE In Her Greatest Picture. “LOVE NEVER DIES.” An absolute Gem of Thrills and Laughs. Also “THE WOMAN FROM LUNA” A First-Class Fox Attraction. TOPICAL AND COMEDY. GREY LYNN CINEMA at 7.45. GLENN TRYON in “THE KID’S CLEVER.” TOPICAL AND COMEDY. SPECIAL MATINEE FOR CHILDREN TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY)
Grand —Lyric A BIG COMEDY FOR THE CHILDREN. "SLIPPERY SILK” 2 SILENT FILM STAR FEATURES VILMA BANKY in “THE AWAKENING” A FINE W. FOX FEATURE. “ THE VEILED WOMAN ” Stations—Grand—ll.ls, 2, 4.45, and 7.30. AT THE LYRIC VILMA BANKY in “ THE AWAKENING ” Screened Lyric—7.4s and 9 p.m. POPULAR PRICES. GRAND THEATFIE tea rooms UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. GRAND and LYRIC
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 752, 27 August 1929, Page 15
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