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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 880, 25 January 1930, Page 15

THE SUN ENTERTAINMENT SECTION

Direction THOMAS A. O’BRIEN. THE DOMINION’S GREATEST THEATRE. FOX/mmr* the first Viennese ALL SINGING’DANCING‘TALKING » I II <A(ujie iy OSCAR STRAUS*. composer of 7/u Chocolate SEE PAGE 16 FOR SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT CIVIC WINTER GARDEN TEAROOM. TEAROOM PATRONS NOTE SPECIALLY. The Winter Garden Is open daily from 9.30 to 11.30 p.m. at ordinarv Cafo Charges without seeing the entertainment. ADDITIONAL CHARGES FOR FULL SHOW MORNING ?. AFTERNOON AND EVENING 2™. ”° RN,NQ 2 »-

Direction 3 De Luxe Sessions — 11, 2.30, 8 Thomas A. O’Brien Theatres. Home of the Big Talkies’ PLAZA, JANET GAYNOR A and in “Lucky CHARLES FARRELL Yon still remember “7th Heaven” ? It’s here again with a different setting and appealing speech to bring it home to you. ALL-TALKIE SUPPORTS INCLUDE

PHONE 41-588 FOR RESERVES.

TIVOLI KARANGAHAPE RD,

ROYAL —kingsland. Maurice Chevalier In “Innocents of Paris." Madge Bellamy In “The Fugitives,” and Chapter 4 “The Silent Flyer/*

DAUCINQ fie ©lie Jurats ON BEAUTIFUL MILFORD BEACH. DANCiNG TONIGHT I F.M. TO 12 P.M. ADMISSION »s. SPECIAL NOTICE WEDNESDAY NEXT, JAN. 29. THE BIG EVENT OF 1930. Monster Anniversary Ball Join the Merrymakers on Board Ye Old* Pirate Shippe. New and Fascinating Music by the Versatile Pirates. DANCING 8 P.M. TO MIDNIGHT Admission 3s. Reserve Early. Phone 23-414. L»te Vehicular Ferry and Transport arranged, also Free Bus from the top of Milford Road to the Shippe. Spend the Week-end at Milford Beach. Hot and Cold Luncheons, Dainty Teas. Swimming, Boating, Canoes. Deck Chairs, Sun Umbrellas, all at Ye Olde Shippe. NOTE.-—SUNDAY.—Free Bottles of Pypoa Toilet Preparation for all adults •Wing the Shippers Bathing Pavilion. DIXIELAND BY THE SEA. THE MOST COMFORTABLE AND LUXURIOUS CABARET IN NEW ZEALAND. dancing tonight. 8.30 P.M. TO 12 MIDNIGHT Admission, ss. THE FAMOUS DIXIELAND DANCE BAND. The best combination of musicians in * ew Zealand, is the most fascinating Band South of the Line. They play the rhythm that makes you dance. Afternoon Teas are Served in the c »baret Every Day to Delightful Music. PHONE 2iJ-619 FOR RESERVATIONS teachers op danciso Operatic Character Dancing Prita fe tuition Valeska’s studio, Ngapuhl Chambers, Lome St. Phone 46-121. P*** Dr - Fun to everyone, m *tter Whet may ail you, T **» cure for Ilia Is mirth and thrills, An * LUNA won’t fail you, *— --

CIVIC THEATRE WINTER GARDEN CABARET WEDNESDAY NEXT ANNIVERSARY NIGHT - SPECIAL HOLLYWOOD NIGHT” DANCING 10.30 P.M. TO 2.30 A.M. BIG MIDNIGHT SHOW WITH TED HENKEL, FRED SCHOLL, AND THE CIVIC BALLET SPECIAL PRIZES IMPERSONATION HOLLYWOOD STARS. TICKETS (DOUBLE), £l-ls. FOR TABLE RESERVATIONS _ RING 41 575 ’ AMBASSADOR —Pt. Chevalier. TONIGHT AT 8. OOLORES DEL. RIO The Fiery Beauty from “Carmen” and "Resurrection in “NO OTHER WOMAN” A Tense Emotional Drama. The Other Attraction. "THE WINGED HORSEMAN” Hoot Gibson takes the air. Cartoon Gazettes Comedy, ru ESDAY —”SACR I F ICE” Fox Special. at 2.30 arid 8. PICCADILLY “ Manhattan Serenade,” which Sammy Lee has placed in rehearsal or Metro-Gold wyn-Mayer, will be a olourtone revue featuring the Brox niters Nina Mae McKinney, who ad the feminine lead in•• Hallelujah, fill play a prominent part and Anita ■age and Robert Montgomery are in be cast.