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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 974, 17 May 1930, Page 15

Th€ CIVIC Direction: Thomas A. O’B THREE SESSIONS DAILY: 10.30 A.M.. 2.30 AND 8 P.M. TO-DAY A RIOT OF MIRTH MARY PICKFORD and DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS. IN “THE WORLD'S FUNNIEST PICTURE.” YOU’LL GIGGLE / THE TAMING YOU’LL ROAR OF THE SHREW FROM SHAKESPEARE’S ROLLICKING COMEDY. A TORNADO OF LAUGHS s.?wJf. C ln Wi .N l h a . I,a h l l, t n e H r w s e *T the " ildcat Pickford) meets her Waterloo at the hands of the mad, masterful caveman (Douglas Fairbanks). “This Shakespearean talkie triumph offers better entertainrnent than London has ever seen They have brought Shakespeare back to the people." ~ London Daily Express. MAGNIFICENT SCENES SIDE-SPLITTING DIALOGUE THEN TED HENKEL’S FRED SCHOLL CIVIC CONCERT ORCHESTRA At the Playing CIVIC grand ORGAN, "POET AND PEASANT.” "ONE OUT Of'tHE 1 MAIL BAG” ORCHESTRAL CONCERT 7.30 TO 8 P.M. BOX PLANS NOW OPEN AT THE CIVIC. 40-266 RESERVATIONS 43-266

TO-DAY and TO-NIGHT at the PLAZA REGINALD DENNY HIS LATEST ALL-TALKING COMEDY. “ONE HYSTERICAL NIGHT” PHONE 41-586 FOE EESERVES. TIV OL I To-night at 8 BUDDY ROGERS and NANCY CARROLL in “ILLUSION” EXCELLENT SUPPORTS PHONE 44-136 FOR RESERVES. &EGENT To-night at 7.50 fcOY AL To-night at 7.50 ‘THE DEVIL DANCER” ‘HEART OF THE WEST.” BRITANNIA Two All-Talkie Pictures Dwell in “CHARMING SINNERS”

ROYAL AUCKLAND CHOIR, TOWN HALL THURSDAY, MAY 22 80 MALE VOICES IN New and Varied Part Songs. HEAR MISS NAOMI WHALLEY (Soprano), “Nursery Rhymes,” "The False Prophet,” etc. THE MOORE SISTERS In INSTRUMENTAL. TRIOS. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. 2 Tickets for each of 3 Concerts .. 10/6 7 Tickets for each of 3 Concerts .. 15/6 Tickets for each of 3 Concerts .. 21/Apply to Secretary, B. H. COLTMAN, 194 Queen Street. / WINTER GARDEN TEAROOM OPEN SUNDAYS 5 P.M. TO 10 P.M. REFRESHMENTS AT POPULAR PRICES. BETWEEN 8 P.M. AND 10 P.M. FRED SCHOLL At the CIVIC GRAND ORGAN AND THE CIVIC CONCERT TRIO WILL PRESENT A SPECIALLY SELECTED musical programme