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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 924, 18 March 1930, Page 15

The CIVIC Direction: Thomas A. O'Brien Theatres THREE SESSIONS DAILY: 10 30 A.M., 2.30 AND S P.M. GEORGE SINGS JESSEL & . / A * • * IN LOVE LIVE LAUGH TED HENKEL’S CIVIC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. Featuring “A Shamrock Fantasy." With Desmond Casey. FRED SCHOLL at the WONDERFUL CIVIC ORGAN, Playing (a) A Song of India. (b) Romantic Nights. Also, SPECIAL ALL-TALKIE ITEMS. FOX SOUND NEWS. •HIS BIRTHDAY SUIT." An All-Laughing Comedy. CIVIC WINTER GARDEN INNOVATION {.HOP EARLY THEN TA K E—A FT ER N OON TEA AND FULL SHOW, 2s 6d INCLUSIVE CHARGE 43-266 BOX PLANS ARE NOW OPEN AT THE CIVIC. RESERVATIONS 40-266 ALL AUCKLAND IS FLOCKING TO THE #ri PLAZA” Phone 41-586 for Re.'?: ’• e = TO SEE THE £Y£ D WORLD Sessions Daily 11 2.30 and 8 p.m. TIVOLI 7.30 Sharp TWO ALL-TALKING FEATURES. "THE COCOANUTS," with the FOUR MARX BROS. Also, Direct from the Civic. "ROMANCE OF THE RIO GRANDE." RIALTO To-night 2 BIG ATTRACTIONS. Sne Carrol in Second Feature “THE EXALTED FLAPPER.” “THE TRAGEDY OF YOUTH.' 7.50 REGENT To-night 7.50 2 SPECIAL FEATURES. “THE DOCKS OF NEW YORK” and “THE SHOW UP.” BRITANNIA To-night at 8 Lola Lane - Paul Page All-Star Cast in "THE GIRL FROM HAVANA” All-Talkie Supports. THURSDAY —"WORDS AND MUSIC." RAIL FARES CUT FOR EASTER HOLIDAY TRAVEL From 15th to 21st April railway fares will, be reduced by approximately 6/- in the £ tickets will be available for return until 24th May. 1 Remember ! The best places are always booked up well ahead. Make sure that your holiday reservations are made in good time. I Book Now at Railway Offices