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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 58, Issue 244, 15 November 1929, Page 9

" " " AMUSHMENTS. tj4iulls 1 JAZZ ! AD VENTURE! tense momentsl merr1menti How they Love to Play and Pay "THE 1'UUNGEH GENERATION" "THE YUONGER GENERATION" "THE YOGNGER GENERATION" "THE YOUNGEK GENERATION''* "THE YOUNGEK GENERATION" "THE YOGNGER GENERATION" "THE YOUNGEK GENERATION" "THE YOUNGEK GENERATION" "THE YOUNGEK GENERATION" Columbia'B ' 70 PER CENT. TALIvING, SINGING AND DANCING Drama of Ihe conflict between the olcl and the new. Majestic m h e a t r e AJEST1C X H E A T K E (Direction: Fuller-Hayward ' Theatres ) to-night at 7.45 to-night at 7.45 to-night at 7.45 A drama tliat will bold you enthralled by the sheer force of its presentation SEE, HEAR AND ENJOY "THE YOUNGEK GENEKATION" "THE YOUNGEK GENERATION" "THE YOUNGEK GENERATION" "THE YOUNGER GENERATION" "THE YOUNGER GENERATION" "THE YOUNGER GENERATION" Eeaturing jean hersholt, JEAN HERSHOLT, RICARDO COKTEZ RICARDO CORTEZ UNA BASQUETTE LINA BASQUETTE A Great Story. A Successful Play. A Mighty Talkie. A compelling storv of a youth who tried to ouy love. ALL TALKIE VAUDEVILLE FEAT U RETTES— FOX MOVIETONE NEWS FOX MOVIETONE NEWS FOX MOVIETONE NEWS News of the World in Sight and Sound. "falling stars" "falling stars" "falling stars" A Comedy of the Talkie Studios. A Trip Through ITolIywood with tbe Movie Stars. SCREEN SNAPSHOTS SCREEN SNAPSHOTS SCREEN SNAPSHOTS Items of Interest from Everywhere. "the bookworm" "the bookwortil" "the bookworm?' An All-Dialogue Comedy. featuring Harry Conely, the popnlar Comedian. "THE DEATH SH1P" "THE DEATH SHIP" "THE DEATH SHIP" Dramatio Sketch. Plan at The Bristol Piano Co. Theatre 'phone 2708. Prices; Circle 2/9, Stalls 2/- and 1/-. NO BOOKING FEE. aipawa rjl h e a t e e to-morrow— saturday, at 8. Princcss Mary's Favourite Meloclrama, "THE LUCK OF THE NAVY" "THE LUCK OF THE NAVY" The fainous play by Mrs. Clilford Mills, starring Evelyn Laye. Wiliiam Freshman, Henry Victor, Robert Cunningham. Also 7th Chapter of "Tarzan the Mighty," "THE LEOPARD'S LAIR." YyAIPUKURAU rjiHEATRE. TO-MORROW NIGHT MONEY, REL1GION, ' LOVE. Rex Ingram's (the maker of "Scaramouche") big production : "the three fashions'" "the three fashions" With Aiice Terry, Ivan Petrovitch. and the Aucklander, Shayle Gardner. Also Showing— "PAIN'J'ED PONIES" "PAINTED PONIES" A tip-top Westerner, with 2000 feet v' buck-jumping. RESERVE EARLY AT WOODS'. 'Phone 294-S. 500 TOURNAMENT, Women's Institute, Taradale Town Hall, Monday next, 7.30. NOTICES. £jameron-nagel • jyjission, Gospei Hall, Carlyle Street, TO-NIGHT At 7.30 TO-NIGHT Subject: "A Medium or a Prophet?" Mr Nagel preacbes and sings Gospei solo. All he'artily invitecl to hear this address,' notice. riTHE . PARTNERSHIP heretofore carX riecl on, under the firm naaje of "MASON, DUNN & TATTERSALL" has been dissolved b.y mutual consent as from this date. Mr Mason and Mr Dunn will carry on business In partnership ip • ihe ofiices occupied by tlie lale firm under the name of "TVIASON & DUNN," Mr Tattersall will practiee on his own 'account in officcs situate in Scinie Buildings, Tennyson Street. Napier. JOHN MASON, E. H. T. DUNN, • " " ' J. TATTERSALL. •; 14th, 1929. - . MONEY TO LEND. WE HAVE "VARIOUS SUMS oi ■ Money up to £15,000 for investment on first-class freeliold gecurities at current rates of interest. KENNEDY, LUSK & MORLING, Solicitors, Napier.