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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 59, Issue 35, 13 March 1930, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. AN INSTANTANEOUS SUCCESS. An outstanding and overwhelming reception greets_ this unforgettable pictorial masterpiece on its premiere performance last night by an overjoyed capacity andience, "LILAC TIME" "LILAC TIME" "LILAC TIME" "LILAC TIME" "LILAC TIME" ""LILAC TIME" .SEE LIFE SEE LIFE . • at its most magnificent moments . in the most magnificent spectacle the screen has ever given you ! FLYING IN HEAVEN FLYING IN HEAVEN AT 5RPASTIN' IN HELL ROASTIN' IN HELL AT 6- " Daredevils they — wild devils of the skies — riding the airlanes to hell or romaqce — with a smile screwed to tightened lips and hearty hello to disaster j» .For they must UvS greatly or not at all, thees aces who go up in the skies with orders to STAY there until they're shot down. "LILAC TIME" "LILAC TIME" — "LILAC TIME" "LILAC TIME" The greatest air circus of the age — scores of planes in death grips — miles of villages destroved — tender love moments revealed in all their beauty and charm— and all the while the ever-tightening grip of havoc and heroism as the most-talked-of spectacle in recent years nnfolds before you . At 7.45 — TO-NIGHT — At 7.45 AND TO-MORROW NIGHT. ' Also FINAL MATINEE FRIDAY. FINAL MATINEE FRIDAY.. At TALKIES The Home of ' TALKIES TALKIES Superior TALKIES TALKIES and TALKIES TALKIES Greater TALKIES GAIETY T>jE TTUXE AIETtY E J-4UXE First National Vitaphone Presents The Most Appealing Love Story of the Centnry, from Jane Cowl's Stage Tiiumph. THE GREATEST EVENT in Pictures since the INTRODU CTION OF SOUND. TREMENDOUS SPECTACLE ! STIRRING ROMANCE! MELLOW COMEDY ! POWERFUL DRAMAi One whole year to bring this great drama to the screen. But well worth waiting for. Thousands will see it over and over again, and cry and laugh as mueh as they did the first time. — Featuring — — - — COLLEEN MOORE COLLEEN MOORE COLLEEN MOORE COLLEEN MOORE COLLEEN MOORE COLLEEN MOORE As a saucy, vivacious French peasant girls - v _ "mothering" a troop of flying daredevils, "bossing" the Major and ordering Colonels about as thougn they were privates. — "LILAC TIME" — "LILAC TIME""Love "LILAC TIME" "Love Never "LILAC TIME" Never Dies." "LILAC TIME" Dies." "LILAC TIME" — "LILAC TIME" — -tt-j And Introducing All the BEAUTIFUL SONGS ! GLORIOUS MUSIC! REALISTIC AND SPECTACULAR EFFECTS Of this stupendous theatrical, heautiful love romance, Together with that favourite song, "JEANNINE, I DREAM OF LILAC TIME." "LOVE CAN NEVER DIE !" "LOVE CAN NEVER DIE!" Live the glorious romance of Lilae Time. One minute crooning a love song under moonlit trees. .Next minute a mile hig'u in the heavens, ridinw the airlanes of hell — leaping, swooping, zooming through rocket-reddened skies with the playboye of death who don't come back to earth until they're SHOT down ! What romance, what spectacle, what thrill and beautiful love moments as a fiweet xnaiden of Normandy bids her Heman flier good-bye for perhaps the last time, Words aren't hig enough to deseribe it you MUST see it! A SHOW IN THEMSELVES. The Finest Array of All-Talking "Featurettes" presented in many a moon. Warner Bros.-Vitaphone Presents Unit No. 1— GIOVANNI MART1NELLI, A solo from Verdi's Opera "Aida," Celeste Aida. Unit No. 2— "THE SERPENTINE," Introducing a Novel Dance Creation by the famous Ballet of 25 Vitaphone Girls. Settings in a Chinese GardeuSongs and Music: (a) "Chinese Lullaby," (b) "The Doll Dance." Unit No. 3 — HEARST RADIO KIDS: (a) "That Night in Araby," (b) "That's What 1 Call a Pal," (c) "M f Hour," (d) "Let the End of the World Come." (e) "It All Depends on You." BE WISE — -ROOK OR BE EARLY. Box Plans at the Theatre or Ring 3809 for Reservations. Hastings amateur . athletic AND CYCLING CLUB. ELECTRIC LIGHT SPORTS MEETING ELECTRIC LIGHT SPORTS MEETING at NELSON PARK HASTINGS, SHOW NIGHT, WEDNESDAY, SHOW NIGHT, WEDNESDAY; MARCH 19th. . MARCH 19th. • Come and See— G. Golding (Australia), Australian 440 Yards Champion. F. Grose_ ^Christchurch). N.Z. Champion Miss N. WILSON (Gisborne), H.B.-P.B. Champion Lady Sprinter. Miss E. MARTYN (Christchurch), N.Z. Charspion Lady Sprinter. Admission: Adnlts 1/-, Children 6d; Covered Stand, 6d extra. F. L. HEATON. Hon. Sec. NOTICES. MONEY TO LEND. Jj?1 TO £500, repayable yonr own terms from 7 per cent. No eompany of local businessmen to view your position. _ Every -transaction guaranteed cqn- , fidential. Call -and have a confidential chat with— JJ.ORACE 'gOURGEOI^, F.C.A., Etc., The .Confidential Financier, .Opposite pld Post Office, Napier#