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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 954, 23 April 1930, Page 17

The CIVIC 1 r ection: Thomas A. O'Bri_ THREE SESSIONS DAILY: 10.30 A.M., 2.30 AND -1,700 SEATS AT POPULAR PRICES: 400 at Is; 300 at Is 6d; A COLOURFUL MUSICAL FROLIC. “Happy Days A Fox Movietone A MIRTHFUL MUSICAL FROLIC V*CTO T R G McLAG R lfn £f' A ,r,hF,? VF: *” REI - 1 - MARJORIE WHITE VIU'UR McLAGLtN EL BRENDEL nixiF I FF yTiLL O ROGERs‘ ‘' W^Ml^r E ir ,NG " JACK JAMES J. CORBETT vv i nuutKb SMITH EDMUND I OWF WA A RN K ER R BAXTeI° N t N^.^^' NGTON iEORG N E D 0 L L°SEN WARNER BAXTER J. HAROLD MURRAY AND HIS MUSIC AND COUNTLESS OTHERS! ORCHESTRAL CONCERT: 7.30 to 8 pm. ALSO TED FREQVHnn 6 Concert Orchestra, playing “The Belle of New York.’ FRED SCHOLL at the Grand Organ, playing “The Holy City.” Also specially selected all.talkie items. SPECIAL. Arrival of Piper and Kay at Mascot Airdrome from England. First Pictures of Walter Hagen and Kirkwood playing their first Match in Sydney. All in Actual Sound. BOX PLANS NOW OPEN AT THE CIVIC. 43-266 reservations 40-266 SATURDAY NEXT ELINOR GLYN’S FIRST ALL-TALKING PRODUCTION. Men Are Dangerous” Starring WARNER BAXTER. “Such

PLAZA MARY NOLAN “SHANGHAI 11, 2.30 and 8. LADY 1 ’ A DRAMATIC EXPOSE OF THE WHITE SLAVE TRAFFIC. AND—Note the Prices —STALLS, Is, 1s 6d, 2s; CIRCLE, 2s 9d and 3s 3d. PHONE 41 -586 FOR RESERVES. TIVOLI - Nightly 7.45 “THE GREENE MURDER CASE" and "NIX ON DAMES.” RIALTO Nightly 7.50 Buck Jones in “BLOOD WILL TELL." Second Attraction —"PßOTECTlON" REGENT Nightly 7.50 RICHARD ARLEN in "UNDER THE TONTO RIM." CLARA BOW in “THREE WEEK ENDS.” BRITANNIA ; To-night at 8 ALL-TALKING SINGING WESTERN PICTURE, with KEN MAYNARD in “THE WAGON MASTER.” ALL-TALKIE SUPPORTS.

Travel by the NEW “ROTORUA LIMITED” EXPRESSES! —-they mark a new era in rail travel in the Dominion. Lounge cars, with observation compartments, equipped with big, comfortable easy chairs in a tastefully decorated interior, invite rest and contentment. The coupe cars are ideal for ordinary travel. Time table (Commencing Monday, May 5.) TO ROTORUA. TO AUCKLAND. Leave Auckland 10.10 a.m. Leave Rotorua 10:10 a.m. Leave Hamilton ..... 1.12p.m. Leave Hamilton 12.59p.m. Arrive Rotorua 4.15 p.m. Arrive Auckland 4.0 p.m. The only stops made by the “Rotorua Limited” are at Newmarket, Pukekohe, Frankton Junction, Hamilton, Morrinsvillc, Matamata, and Putaruru. SPECIAL REDUCED RETURN FARES, AUCKLAND TO ROTORUA Only £2 7s lOd (Ist Return); only £1 11s (2nd Return). Observation Car Fee 6s from Auckland to Rotorua or vice versa—less for shorter distances.

DIXIELAND •BY THE SEA." NEW ZEALAND’S MOST LUXURIOUS CABARET. Where all Pleasure and No Disappointments Await You. TO-NIGHT Dancing on he Most Perfect Floor in the Dominion. 8.30 p.m. to 12 Midnight Admission, 7s 6d Double. The Famous Dixieland Dance Band, always so popular, will play New Melodies and Rhythm which makes Dancing a Perfect Joy. COME ALONG AND HAVE A FEW HOURS OF REAL DELIGHT AT DIXIELAND “BY THE SEA” Ring 26-615 for Reservations. DANCING BALLROOM. Opera,lo Character Dancing Classes Private tuition V&leska s Studio. Ngapuhl Chambers. Lorr.e St Phone 4.6-121 MISS SPENCER’S DANCES, SYMONDSVILLE STUDIO. Symoncis Street. Phone 42-237. OPENING NIGHT Saturday, April 26, at 8 p.m. Jack Rowe's Orchestra. Tuition Classes: Monday and Thursday. The Studio has been redecorated and is now available for Private Dances, etc. SAN TOY.— Modern Dancing every Wednesday, Saturday, 7 p.n Oak Hal. Royal Oak. Ladies. Gentlemen, 15s per course, i practice Dances. Classes a. Royal 12s 6d: ncluding