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Direction (■Home of the Big Talkies.” THOMAS A. O'BRIEN THEATRES. 3 Oe Luxe Sessions—--11, 2.30, 8. PLAZA GREATER THAN “BEAU GESTE” MORE THRILLING THAN “CHANG” ■sFAY RICHARD CLIVE NOAH WRAY. ARLEN. BROOK WILLIAM POWELL. BROOK. BEERY GREATEST A %\*^ E VE R ASSEMBLED .N ONE PICTURE 99 PARAMOUNT'S NEW SENSATION. “The Four Feathers All the mighty thrills of Chang A story of a man branded a coward who fought to come back A thrilling tale of adventure and romance that takes you to the wilds of darkest Africa, to the deserts of Egypt and the flowered lanes of old Engieiid. Also, SPECIALLY SELECTED ALL-TALKIE ITEMS. PARAMOUNT SOUND NEWS. All the World’s latest news is seen and heard. HAWAIIAN NIGHTS Singing and Dancing Scena, ELSIE JAMS London Musical Comedy St«:r In "Behind the Lines/* New Songs and Old. PHONE 41-086. BOOK NOW. NIGHTLY AT 8 fF ITT AT THE TIVOLI—IT’S GOOD. Phone 44-136 “HARD-BOILED ROSE” * SPECIAL CAST. PULL SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. NO INCREASE IN PRICES. Box Plans Nov Open at Dixon’s, Next Tivoli. GRAND REOPENING TONIGHT AT 8 P.M. i Presenting ON THE LATEST WESTERN - ELECTRIC f | SOUND REPRODUCING PLANT NOW INSTALLED. Paramount’s ALL-TALKING Mystery-Sensation “THE CANARY MURDER CASE” With WILLIAM POWELL JAMES HALL LOUISE BROOKS 1 FULL PROGRAMME ALL-TALKIE SUPPORTS. BOX PLANS NOW OPEN. RECENT EPSOM—TONIGHT 8 P.M. Phone 20-142. mnn THEATRE Hr? P , KINS LAND TONIGHT AT 8. Phone CO-821. BIG SPECIAL GEORGE SIDNEY, COHENS A KELLYS IN "ATLANTIC CITY/* Also, "MAKING THE GRADE" EDMUND LOWE. COMEDY V— GAZETTE.

TOWN HALL ) (Concert Chamber). * Direction • • - • Henry Hayward. BRIEF RETURN SEASON. Commencing Boxing Night, Thurs., Dec. 26. Edward Branscombe Presents THE WORLD-FAMOUS Westminster Glee Singers Providing the Most Enjoyable Entertainment ever known to the Dominion. 3 NEW ARTISTS The original Company has been strengthened by the inclusion of two Boy Soprano Soloists. Masters Harold Robinson, James Humphreys, and ALFRED CUNNINGHAM ENGLAND’S GREATEST BARITONE. Entirely New Programmes MATINEE THURSDAY, JANUARY 2. Box Plars at Lewis Eady, Ltd. PRICES: Evening, ss, 3s, 2s. Children Half-price. Matinee, 4s, 3s, 2s. Children Half-price. Advance Director - - - Scott Colville. EVERY NIGHT Ft AT 7.30. L*e OLilt'v lONA PARK kings drive . WATERFRONT. AUCKLAND S WONDER SHOW 20 SHOWS IN ONE. SEE THE NEW ATTRACTIONS IT’S A GOOD SHOW. SOMETHING NEW. SOMETHING GOOD. Something the People are Talking About. Take your sum at the :«nic Railway, he Whip. «rry Mix-Up. un Factory, cofy House. Mot Wheel. *e Jolly Ray. lonkey Dror lilton Dodgem. Catterpillar. Merry - Go-Round. Joy Wheel. River Caves. See Elsia. Dare Devil Staig. Pig -a -dilly Circus. And Tea on the Balcony. LUNA PARK AT 7.30. us Every Few Minutes from botton of Queen Street. LUNA PARK LUNA PARK

The “Whoopee” Box Plans J WII be Opened at Lewis Eady, Ltd. Tomorrow (Friday) Morning AT 9 O’CLOCK. A Queue will be Formed from 8 a.m. J. C. WILLIAMSON’S GREAT HOLIDAY ATTRACTION. The Stupendous and Beautiful Musical Comedy Triumph. “WHOOPEE” Which is in its third season in New York and which was enjoyed by 47,311 people in Sydney and over 60,000 people in Melbourne. In both cities it broke the records of “The Desert Song” and “Rose Marie." WHEN LOVE CALLS. “Love is neither the trail nor abyss, and whether it be to happiness or sorrow, summit or abyss—When love calls we must climb to meet it." WAN-EN-IS T in igy: “WHOOPEE” And this is the theme—Melody and Romance--A transcendently beautiful love story in Ziegfeld’s Musical Comedy Sensation. Now winning an unequalled record of popularity in New York, where seats have been sold out six months ahead. His Majesty's Theatre Direction: J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd. A COLOSSAL ATTRACTION COMMENCING WITH A GRAND GALA MATINEE Next Thursday Afternoon (BOXING DAY). . AT 2 O’CLOCK. J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., Have Pleasure in presenting Ziegfeld's Gorgeous i£20,000 Musical Comedy Triumph and Laughing Sensation. “WHOOPEE” A name that means Joy and aladness. “WHOOPEE” Bewildering with the opulent splendour of a treasure chest. A night of melodies that haunt. A running accompaniment of laughter, musical surprises and colourful splendour from start to finish. A Company of 100 Artists, including DON NICOL, LILIAN CRISP. JACK RALSTON. WM. PERRYMAN. And the Cast also includes: Patricia and Terry Kendall I Two of London’s Best and Most Famous dancers and artists, who created a sensation in Sydney and Melbourne in “The 5 O'clock Girl.” Also, the FAMOUS BEAUTY CHORUS AND BALLET OF ' GLORIFIED AUSTRALIAN GIRLS. A GREAT AND WONDERFUL SHOW. THE BOX PLANS Will be opened at Lewis Eady, Ltd., Tomorrow (Friday) Morning. At 9 o’closk. A Queue will be Formed from 8 a.m. PRICES WILL NOT BE RAISED. D.C. and R.S.. 8s: Stalls, 4s; Gallery, 1s 6d. Early Door Stalls and Gallery, 1s extra. AH prices Plus Amusement Tax, Manager • « • ■ JOHN FARRELL.