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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 566, 19 January 1929, Page 15

TO-NIGHT AT 7 At the BIG, COOKarangahape Road WjeoWARD Daily At 1.30 and 7 p.m. A Fuller-Hay ward Theatre TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. “Roses of Picardy” With LILLIAN HALL-DAVIS Second Attraction — JACK MULHALL and DOROTHY MACKAILL in “ WATERFRONT ” A Spicy Comedy-Drama by the Sea. Good Supporting Films and the PRINCE EDWARD ORCHESTRA.

(The Home of Only Big Pictures)' (A Fuller-Hayward Theatre) Commencing Next Friday, Jan . 25, at the Matinee It is the beautiful tale of Mother Bernle and the four splendid men .... Children she reared - and gave the world. Pathos, humour, and truth are blended skilfully in a picture whose memory you’ll cherish forever. William Fox Presents i~ Laughter and Tears Exquisitely Combined in the Big Drama of the Decade. i». .s* *-?•*! M m y ! ■Us- ! ; i ,v« - X/ i'K-.:-m P S^-v-Sc-; ffr : mm b»s-v-: • •• \J 3S9S v rCV*- *-. V ? V r. "\mip s^wnt d;;-> DEDICATED TO THE MOTHERS OF THE WORLD. !A Mother is a Mother still, the Holiest Thing Alive ” MARGARET MANX, JAMES HALL, GEORGE MEEKER. CHARLES MORTON, FRANCIS X. BUSH MAN, JNR., JUNE COLLIER AND ALBERT GRAN. G --••... r :SV . - m BOOKING Box Plans at the Strand Theatre and Lewis Eady, Ltd.

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