rHome oi the B f THE " ' ' w v omtiN 7 ri PLAZA TALKING SCREENS NEWEST AND ACHIEVEMENT COMBINING DRAMA SONG 3 De Luxe Sessions—--11, 2.30, 8. GREATEST MUSIC RICHARD BARTHELMESS HE TALKS / HE SLJVT.S / HE PLAYS / M & r m a great born of i Talkie It has 7g verybody's lips. WEARY RIVER” With BETTY COMPSON. SPECIALLY SELECTED ALL-TALKIE ITEMS fARAMOUNT SOUND NEWS ALBERT SPALDING World-Famous Violinist in Selected Items. HOWARD oDAo HENRY HALSTED HOWALU BKOS And his Famous Band in Populap tn »n All -La ugh ing Sketch. Cabaret Numbers. BOX FLANS NOW OPEN AT PLAZA 10 A M. DAILY. PHONE 41-586 pr member, Vitaphone' f Talking Pictures are Clearer and Better and can only be r heard at the Plaza. 3 * . it* g o NIGHTLY AT 8 p.m. PHONE 44-136. BUDDY ROGERS. MARY BRIAN, WALLACE BEERY ‘RIVER OF ROMANCE” ALL-TALKING REGENT EPSOM. Phone 20-142. TONIGHT 8 P.M. TWO BIG SPECIALS. Henry B Walthall—Josephine Dunn in * BLACK MAGIC A UNIQUE STORY OF THE TROPICS. Also, Farrell Macdonald in “RILEY THE COP.” A Laugh in Every Line. COMEDY GAZETTE. THEATRE KINGSLAND TONIGHT AT 8. Phone 20-821. A Picture Everybody Must Anna May Wong in ' Show Life.” ALL THE GLAMOUR OF THE STAGE. Also, Tim McCoy in “The Bushranger” Featuring MISS DALE AUSTIN (Miss N.Z., 1928). GAZETTE COMEDY.
GOODBYE TO NEW ZEALAND TWO WONDERFUL CONCERTS TOWN HALL NEXT SATURDAY & MONDAY TIH INCOMPARABLE RE.NOWNEO BASSO ACTOR-SIMGEW the World. Chicago Tribe GOODBYE TO Maud Bell and Gladys Sayer 'Cellist. Pianist. REM Popula 6s. ss; Unres., 4s.
DOUBLE STAR El IL L OF SILENT FILMS. CLARA BOW and RICHARD ARLEN IN LADIES OF THE MOB NEW POX FEATURE. MARKING THE GRADE WITH LOIS MORAN and EDMUND LOWE. • MARKING THE GRADE” Screened—GßAND 11.15, 2. 4-45, and 7.30. Screened— LYRIC 7.45, and 9 p.m. GRAND AND LYRIC. West Coasters’ Association REUNION DANCING AND CARDS S T BENEDICT S HALL. EAST STREET Wednesday, November is, AT 8 P.M. ADMISSION, 2s 6d. Morrow’s Orchestra.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 818, 12 November 1929, Page 17
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