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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 584, 9 February 1929, Page 16

“Meet Me at the Majestic!’’ MAJESTIC (FULLER-HAYWARD THEATRE) Majestic Service In no other picture ' theatre in Auckland do patrons get the variety of supporting films they get at the Majestic. The Majestic Box Plan is always located at the Theatre. Open daily at 10 a.m., except Saturdays, 9 To reserve seats and get them easily, don’t forget to ring up the Majestic (43-210). “The Picturegoer,” a light and informative magazine, is distributed gratis to Majestic patrons. The Majestic was designed and built to give natural ventilation. Over 1,000,000 cubic feet of cool, refreshing air constantly circulates throughout the building. Patrons of the Majestic who desire to motor to the performance may park their cars in Lome St. (back of the Theatre), where they will be in charge of a uniformed attendant. the attendant for free Majestic Insurance Coupon, covering your car against theft. The best way to spend a happy Saturday afternoon. Visit the Majestic Theatre, where Mr. Whiteford Waugh's Orchestra is in attendance at the afternoon session de luxe. (Commences 2.30.) w—kdLn ■*,—Vi-i tad MAJESTIC ■ Commencing FRIDA Y NEXT (Feb. is) ■WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS! BLINDFOLD CLUES! But Where Do They Lead ? v as* ■xs A timid little maiden becomes a pampered, dazzling coquette —AND HOW SHE STEPS! r* &!< Cm Is it possible that your next door neighbour is a crook or that your favourite physician and musician are leading "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde” existences? Who Shot “Buddy” Bower? For months the mystery baffled the keenest of master man hunters. And then, George O’Brien, as “Kelly, the Cop,” tackled it on a plan of his own. Exciting—you won’t be able to sit still! Never such a part for O’Brien! Never such a breathless drama! Vou’ll simply love it ! ! LOIS MORAN and GEORGE O’BRIEN STAR IN THIS STORY OF HATE, JOY AND TRAGEDY.