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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 864, 7 January 1930, Page 14

:*Vic Direction THOMAS A. O’BRIEN. THE DOMINION'S GREATEST THEATRE. SESSIONS DAILY SESSIONS DAILY 10.30 a.m., 2.30 and 8 p.m. EARLY SHOPPERS' SESSION AT 10.30 A.M. MR. HENKEL AND MR. SCHOLL APPEAR AT 2.30 A S p.m. ONLY. FOR PHONE RESERVATIONS AND GENERAL INFORMATION RING 43-266 and 40-266 TED HENKEL’S Civic Unit Orchestra (30 Players), Playing “M (Von Suppe). !3, Noon and Night’* THE SUPREME ALL-TALKING DRAMA of the AIR. JACK HOLT LILA LEE RALPH GRAVES Planes zooming, darting and sweeping through the clouds in thrilling battle formations, tailspins, loop-the-loops, Immelm.an turns, parachute leaps, hazardous landings. Death defying exploits. FRED SCHOLL At the Civic Grand Organ Playing (a) Paderewski’s Minuet. (b) The Clown. TED HENKEL’S STAGE BAND ENTERTAINMENT Presenting “Divertissement.” (a) A Bouquet of Flowers, (b) Dance Eccentrique, by Pedro, (c) Personalities of Ted Henkel’s Band, (d) Valse d’Amour by RAMON and MADELINE. (e) Doing the Breakaway. THE CIVIC BALLET. CIVIC WINTER GARDEN TEAROOM. The Winte Cafe Charges either with or without seeing the entertainment. ADDITIONAL CHARGES TO VIEW SHOW FROM WINTER GARDEN ARE AS FOLLOWS— Morning Session, 2s; Afternoon Session, including Stage Production, Ballet and Grand Organ Selections, 2s 9d; Evening Session, including Stage Production, Ballet and Grand Organ Selections, 2s 9d. All Refreshments Served Charged Extra. Tickets on Sale at Booking Office 30 minutes before each Session or Reserve by Phones: 40-266 or