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Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 150, 21 December 1929, Page 4

JYG . . . LUXE THEATRE. */E-■.-.•■.■■ LUXE . THEATRE. DE- - LUXE THEATRE. (Greatest' "Talkies"—Perfect Orchestral' - •-,". •'■ .■ 7 .Music.) DAILY; 2 SO —^—NIGHTLY, 8 o'clock. DAILY, 2.30 —— NIGHTLY, 8 o'clbckv (Two Screenings Daily, including "Christ-' ■■■■■■<■•---• :-. ■■•■•• mas-Day.) -■■■"'- ---■ FOX MOVIETONE SPECIAL FOX MOVIETONE SPECIAL ALL DIALOGUE ATTRACTION! ALL DIALOGUE ATTRACTION! Ah absorbing drama of tropica- love and . . tropical thrills. Wherein --a ■ masquerading girl detective outwits a band .of international jewel thieves "and apprehends a murderer. "THE GIRL FROM HAVANA." "THE;GIRL FROM HAVANA." "THE GIRL FROM HAVANA." "THE GIRL FROM HAVANA." "THE GIRL FROM HAVANA." "THE GIRL FROM HAVANA." "THE GIRL FROM HAVANA." "THE GIRL FROM HAVANA." "THE GIRL • ,'ROM HAVANA." Serenades, Senoritas, Sirens, and Sherlocks in an unrivalled Comedy-Drama of Thrills and H-^rt Throbs. LOLA LANE, PAUL PAGE, LOLA LANE, PAUL PAGE, i WARREN HYMER, WARREN HYMER, All the talented principals of "SPEAKF.ASY" ;'in their greatest production to, date. ! A BOAT LOAD OF THRILLS ENTERS A PORT OF ROMANCE. An adventure' story of America's -Playground, with sounds recorded and scenes photographed in the actual " locale—" Havana—city .of romance and hard, fighting .' . . , -'■■.. smugglers. ' In Addition: " Wellington's Only Theatre Orchestra. • ■ MR. L. D. AUSTIN AND j HIS ORIGINAL ORCHES- .■. . ; TRA DE LUXE, -. "The finest.musiearcombina- ' .:. ■, " . tion. of;.its kind in- the Do- ; ■ ■'■■'.■■ : ''~'*'■'."..-'■> vinipa."-//-; ; I Over"tiire--^The Merry Wives of- Windsor"' . (Niekolai). : ' ■••■•:.:,. Entr'acte—-"Goppelia" ((Delibes). ; > J.n- Addition: FOX MOVIETONE NEWS. PATHE REVIEW." ■ MUSIC .MASTER .TEATURETTE -'^ .(Eife'Work'of Brahms). . ALLi DiALOGUE FOX MOVIETONE ■.■-.'■"- r;.?:; -COMEDY.-- :■-::;/ In all an Outstanding Selection of Sound! . .and Silent Featurette.s. ANNOUNCING, IN ADDITION TO A FOSR PEC XlMis S GHTPJB% ORCHESTRA DE LUXE AND WUR•LITZER ORCHESTRAL UNIT. Plans for To-night at Theatre.. Ring Telephone 23-OSO for Reservations. '- ■- • ■:.•••■ -'■'•-. 2nd. BIG WEEK . ' '-: .' >| NOW IN;PROGRESS! ' ';. • NOW SHOWING! DAILJ, 2.30. ——'NIGHTLY, 8 o'clock.DAILY,.'2;3O. NIGHTLY, 8 o'clock. . (Two Screenings Christmas Day.) , ,pARAMOUiVi.;. ; rHJ2ATIiE. , 7: ' ' ■"*■' ARAMOUNT THEATRE. ." PARAMOUNT THEATRE PARAMOUNT THEATRE. The List'and Final Word in Motion Picture" Production! - An Epic ot "The Ten Commandments," "Ben Hur" Class, -with ■ Tremendously Heightened J Etfects Achieved by Sound and vDialogue! . ■ : :.•; ■ made to top ■ '•'■'■ i .—?-—■:■ ANY PICTURE "'- - EVER MADE! "NOAH'S" ARK."—"NOAH'S ARK" "NOAH'S ARK"—"NOAH'S ARK" "NOAH'S ARK" :"NOAH'S ARK" ■ Warner Bcos. and Vitaphone Supe^ '- „,,... ,:;.."-.',' Production. . ... ;'77"~~ "UA'ST O'F:OVERibO:0, : ' :: :v; CAST OF dV-ERSOO0 r ..■■-.':•.■' : :. ' Headed by. ' DOLORES COSTELLO, : DOLORES COSTELLO, , GEORGE O'BRIEN, - .. GEORGE O'BRIEN, ■With 30 other Principals. '..■ : :V: ■ TTATO AMAZINGLY- ■ ::: ; ". .SPECTACULAR SEmjENCES! BIBLICAL AND MODERN J:: .' A Wonderful Sound Ml ..on Picture! Exemplifying the."Great Parallel of the Ag e ,"."T% offi U^-and "THE . BOOKING.-Box Plans at Bristol and Theatre. Ring telephone 21-842 for reservations. 1: ...'.. ..• .. V .... .."... '. NEW- -QUALITY - THEATRK EW QUALITY THEATRE -•- '■>■ (Island--Bay's Talkie House.)' TO-NIGHT- - S'.lo ■;■; ..TO-NiGHT, . See and Hear " I—"SINS OF THE' FATHERS," - EMIL'JANNINGS, B^rry Norton, lluth Chatterton. He was poor—lie got rich—he sinned—he . was poor again. Supported by All Talking and Singing Supports, "■.■■■■ i RUTH ETTING :' ; 2—RUTH;;ETTING,- singing two deiigiitful new numbers. ..'- '■'■-• ' ":;; 3—Talking" Comedy, "Just One Word." Ring lj-472 tor Reserves. - No Half-price To-night. r —r. —~; —■ —r~ '—- ; OTAR • 'THEATRE, PvTO-NIGHT! , . TO-NIGHT! : Two of .the. finest players, on the screen to : day, . . Norman Kerry and Pauline Stark in. One of the Screen's most dramatic pictures of Underworld life",' . - "MAN, WOMAN,. AND WIFE." 4 A sensational stor^ of a coward who deserted on the fields of battle.' Bill Cody ;and Duane Thompson in "THE" PRICE OF FEAR." . A cyctohe^of -, thrills; rotnance, and unusual scenes. See "THE PRICE OF FEAR." "Price-of Fear."—7.4s. "Man," Woman, and Wife."—9 p.m. ■ CEASIDiS PICTURES,- LYALL BAY. TO-NIGHT tat 8 o'clock. TWO SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS: ■ "SPITE MARRIAGE," :. t '•.- ---■-;■' . ''SPITE IVIARRIAGE," " :' ;.J'. Starfiig: BUSTER KEATON.' The.b:igg.eßt howl of laughs.you have ever ■•... ;'; '• .enjoyed. . ••. '- "WEST OF ZANZIBAR," "WEST OF ZANZIBAR^' Starring LON CHANEY, JOHN BARRYMORE, and WARNER BAXTER. ■ A most amazing story of love,, mystery, drama, terror, and revenge in the heart of an African' Jungle. Also, •Incidental Music by tlic • Seaside .- -Trio (Piano, Violin, 'Cello). .Note—"West 6£ Zanzibar.", is . recommended-, by the Ceusor as.more suitable for adult audiences. .s^TekiZlrßlSior.caH^at Theatre for Reservations.