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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 58, Issue 259, 3 December 1929, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. JUST TO REMIND YOU! As RUTR CHATTERTON RUTH CHATTERTON RUTH CHATTERTON RUTH CH ATTERTON XV I Ll be Appearing TO-MORROW— WEDNESDAY TO-MORROW— WEDNESDAY In Iier Latest Dramatic CreatioD, "THE DUM51Y" "THE DUMMY" "THE DUMMY" "THE DUMMY" to-night is your last and only opportun ity of seeing — "CLOSE RARMONY" "CLOSE 1IARMONY" "CLOSE 11ARMONY" "CLOSE HARMONY" You'U be singing the praises of ""C-L-O-S-E H-A-R-M-O-N-Y" "C-L-O-S-E H-A-R-M-O-N-Y" too ! Parauiount's ——— _ 100 PER CENT. 100 PER CENT. ALL-SINGING ALL-DANC1NG REVUE-ROMANCE REVCJE-KOMANCE The pictnre that jiassed with fl.ving col ours every other record breaker. "CLOSE IIARMONY" "CLOSE HARMONY" "CLOSE HARMONY" "CLOSE HARMONY" Is a "honey" of a picture. Everything is right about it. People stream into the night, saying "What a Picture!" At TO-NIGHT At. 7-45 TO-NIGHT 7.45 At TALK1ES The Ilome of TALKIES TALKIES Superior TALKIES TALKIES and TALKIES TALKIES Greater TALKIES (Western Electric Equipment) GAIETY puE TUXE AIETY UE iiOXt (Thompson-Payne Pictures). A story of back-stage, with all -the intimate glimpses of that glamorous life as it actually is— of that little-known battleground of loves and hates and rehearsals, the back^stage of a big de luxe theatre. In addition to over 75 scenes in the theatre, there are a score or more 'shots" in a night club. Imagine

CHARLES (BUDDY) ROGERS CHARLES (BUDDY) ROGERS Then there's — NANCY CARROLL NANCY CARROLL Then you'll see and hear — JACK "SKEETS" OAK1E and GALLAGHER Then there's Funny— HARRY GREEN IIARRY GREEN And then, tliose wonderful girls— HOLLYWOOD'S Most LUSCIOUS BEAUTY CHORUSSEE AND HEAR IT ALL J And Abova All — , OUR F-E AT U RETTES— A SHOW IN THEMSELVES. "NOW AND THEN" A delightful playlet of son^ and music— froin grandma's days to the wild, mad jazz of to-dav. LILL1AN RUTH AND IIER PIANO BOYS A Broadway Singing, Dancing and Band Act. "DEAR V1V1AN" A De Luxe Comedv Plavlet. "BUMOROUS FL1GHTS" A Funny Talk About Birds, PA THE SOUND NEWS And PATHE AUDIO REVIEW BE W1SE-BOOK AND BOOK EARLY. Box Plans at Theatre. Or jjifijf 3809 for Reserves. WET WEATHER Won't Spoil JJASTINGS ^HARNRTAL, THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. Ii will be WATERPROOF Even on the Balcony.

JgOXING! jgOXING! MUNIC1PAL THEATRE, NAPIER, SATURDAY. DECEMBER 7th. 1929. G R 1 M E G R 1 M E L E C K I E L E C K I E FOUR AMATEUR BOUTS. PRICES— Stage 21/9. Stalls and Circle 10,11. Gallery 5/6. Youths halfprice. Sclioolboys 2/9. Ladies 5/6. NAPIER AMATEUR ATHLETIC AND CYCLING CLUB. JWENIXG "J^JEETING, ; McLEAN PARK, AVEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, Commeneing at 6.30 p.m. Admission 6d. WAIPAWA AMATEUR ATHLETIC AND CYCLING CLUB." EVENING MEETING* TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10. 1929. Programme: 100 , 220, 880 ynrds (men). Half-iiiiJe and mile c.veje races. Ladies' 100 yards. Basketball championship W race. Boys' t.vro race (handicap). Children's events; also novelty events, whistling race and three-legged race for adults. for lad.y and partner. Entry Jees 6d for each event. Ladies' events tree. ENTRIES olose on FRIDAY, Dec. 6. SPORTS ON CORONATION PARK. At 6.30 p.m, Admission 1/-. MONSTER MOTOR CYCLE gPORTS J^J"EETING, Including MOTOR-CAR RACES. At NAPIER PARK RACECOURSE, On WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 1st (New Year's Dayj and THURSD4 Y, JANUARY 2nd, Tn Aid of NAPIER HOSPITAL RADIO FUND.