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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 980, 24 May 1930, Page 15

The CIVIC Direction: Thomas A O'Brien. THREE SESSIONS DAILY: 10.30 A.M., 2.30 AND 8 P.M. TO-DAY GLAMOROUS SCREENLAND A PEEP BEHIND THE SCENES. SEE AND HEAR THINGS YOU DON’T HEAR IN THE TALKIES IN THE FOX MUSICAL EXTRAVAGANZA “MIRTH and MELODY” OR “ LET S GO PLACES ” WITH A CAST OF MUSICAL COMEDY STARS A riotous, tuneful, diverting story of life and night-life in the screen capital Authentic and intimate views of the real Hollywood—behind the scenes of a talkie studio, filmland’s showiest cafes, the blaze and glitter of a Hollywood ••premiere." a genuine movie party, a wealth of catchy songs, spectacular ballet numbers and a thousand laughs—all are woven into this merry, whirling musical romance A WHIRL OF DELIGHT THEN TED HENKEL’S FRED SCHOLL CIVIC CONCERT ORCHESTRA | At the CIVIC GRAND ORGAN, Playing "Hungarian Lustspiel" i Playing INTERMEZZO from A Novelty Comique. | “CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA” BOX PLANS NOW OPEN AT THE CIVIC. 40-266 RESERVATIONS CIVIC WINTER GARDEN TEAROOM OPEN SUNDAYS, 5 p.m. to 10.30 p.m.

PLAZA COMMENCING TO-DAY THE BEST PROGRAMME IN AUCKLAND. TWO ALL-TALKIE COMEDIES. No. I—-(Direct from the Civic) MARY PICKFORD and DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in “THE TAMING OF THE SHREW” No. 2—GLENN TRYON and OTIS HARLEN in “DAMES AHOY!” A rollicking tale of sailors ashore, and troubles aplenty with girls galore. PHONE 41-586 FOR RESERVES. TIVOLI To-night at 8. Clive Brook in “THE RETURN OF SHERLOCK HOLMES.” Harold Murray and Norma Terris in “CAMEO KIRBY.” ROYAL To-night at 7.50 •‘THE VAGABOND QUEEN” and “THE LODGE IN THE WILDERNESS.” BRI7ANNIA —— To-night at 8 p.m. MORAN AND MACK. THE TWO BLACK CROWS. EVELYN BRENT in “WHY BRING THAT UP." AH Talkie Supports.

DANCING

“BY THE SEA.” NEW ZEALAND’S MOST LUXURIOUS CABARET. Where AM Pleasure and No Disappointments Await You. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT Dancing on the Most Perfect Floor In the Dominion, 8.30 p.m. to 12 Midnight Admission, ss. 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 £6-615 for Reservations. MISS SPENCER Symondsvi! e Studio, Symonds Street. Phene 42-237. Private Lessons by Appointment. DANCES SATURDAYS, 8 P.M. Tuition Classes, Monday and Thursday. The Studio has been redecorated and Is flow available for private Dances, Etc. MISS CECIL HALL SCHOOL OF STAGE AND BALLROOM DANCING. REGEN- THEATRE BALLROOM, Queen Street. Phone 42-554. Instruction In all the Latest 1930 BALLROOM DANCES Given by MR. CRAWFORD-NORRIS (London), And MISS BETTINA EDWARDS (Trained by Miss Phyllis Bates, Member Imperial Society Ballroom Dantes London). Exhibition Dancing. Full Particulars, Classes, Etc., on Application. SOlDlfc-ftif Auckland returned soldiers’ ASSOCIATION (INC.). 2nd ANNUAL SOCIAL SCOTS HALL THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1930. AT 7.45 P.M. Under thr Patronage of His Exce . ,, ? r ls£ the GOVERNOR GENERAL and LADY a.. BLEDISLOE. _ s .. . All Ex-service men are invited to attend —DRESS: Mufti and medals. Tickets obtainable at the door, 2s each. Those attending are asked to bring their wives or lady friends. Every Ex-service man who attends will be required to produce qualifications for admission. THE ORCHESTRA The Auckland Orphans’ Club has consented to assist. Programme in the hands of STAN PRITCHARD. COFFEE AND SANDWICHES ONLY . WILL BE SUPPLIED. Come up “THE LONG. LONG TRAIL and meet “MADEMOISELLE ARMENTIERES.” “IT’S A LONG, LONG WAY TO TIPPERARY” but if they TAKE YOU BACK TO DEAR OLD ?k£f!T Y ’” you will “PACK UP YOUR Troubles in your old kit bag «nd help “KEEP THE HOME FIRES PURNING" at the Scots Hall, Thursday, May 29, at 7.45 p.m. p CU A DD