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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 809, 1 November 1929, Page 15

LAST NIGHT LAST NIGHT OF RICHARD DIX IN “NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH at THE REGENT Direction: J. C. Williamson Films. Managing Directors: Beaumont. Smith and F. W. Thring. Tomorrow Saturday Take lessons in love from the redheaded, red hot Flapper Queen. Hear & See Hear & See Hear & See CLARA BOW In “Dangerous Curves” With Richard Arlen. TAKE CARE MERE MALES! Dangerous Curves Ahead! STOP, LOOK—LISTEN! A PARAMOUNT ALL-TALKING FEATURE And one or those Happy Entertainments swept by the Exotic Personality of CLARA BOW Full of Youth and Sparkle and “I Don't Care —packed with gorgeous girlhood from the bejewelled heart of Broadway’s Show-world. THREE SESSIONS DAILY Full All-Talkie Supporting Programme all Sessions. AVOID THE NIGHT CROWDS BY ATTENDING THE DAY SESSIONS. Reserves, Phone 46-888. Book Early. “JOURNEY’S END’ Has achieved the Greatest Triumph “my Play Ever Staged in Aucklar The Sun Says—- “ Few people could have left the Theatr last evening unaffected by the greatne* of 'Journey's End.’ ” The Herald says—- " -Journey's End' is one of the greatc written" < ’ ne ° f ,he simple!t P' 3 * s ev ' The Star says—“An ovation was given to the playei who had so powerfully portrayed tt characters which make the play live.” “Journey’s End” Matinees, Tomorrow (Saturday), at 2. And on Wednesday Afternoon. Matinee Prices—D.C. and R.S.. 6s: Back i Stalls. 3s: Gallery, 1 s 6d. Children. D.C. and Front stalls. 3s: Back Stalls, 2s: Gallery, Is. i “All over the world. British men and | women, and CHILDREN, too. will esteem it a privilege to see this great and realistic play.”—Times. His Majesty's Theatre Direction: J. C. Williamson (N.2.), Ltd. ! “Packed with Laughs and Thrills.*' TONIGHT AT 8 AND FOLLOWING EVENINGS. MATINEES: TOMORROW and WEDNESDAY. J. C. WILLIAMSON. LTD.. Present R. C. Sherriff’s Tremendous Comedy - Drama. ‘Journey’s End’ Produced in conjunction with Maurice Browne, Ltd. Brilliantly interpreted by the J. C. Williamson, Ltd.. London Company, including Reginald Tate, Ambrose Flower, Vincent Lawson. Alan Lawrence, Reginald Dane, with whom will be associated Lewis Shaw (recently here with “Young Woodley”), and a strong supporting cast including Harvey Adams. Reginald Wykeham. John Fernside. George Jennings. Redge Carey. Arthur Stigant. iun. The Play Produced by George D. Parker, Box Plans at Lewis Eady. Ltd. Day Sales at H.M. Theatre Confectionery. PRICES —D.C. and R.S.. 7s; Stalls. 4s; Gallery. 1s 6d. Early Door, Gallery, 1s extra. All prices plus tax. Manager - - - JOHN FARRELL. SKETCH CLUB EXHIBITION at the GALLERY, KITCHENER STREET. Open Daily, 12 to 9.90. LAST DAY TODAY ADMISSION, Is.