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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 612, 14 March 1929, Page 15

AM U S-fcLM-tLN 1 S> LAST NIGHT “A DAUGHTER OF AUCKLAND,” also “PREP AND PEP’’ COMEDY. Continuous Daily From 11 a.m. MAKsne A FullerHayward Theatre TO-MORROW A THRILLING DRAMA AND A CONVULSING COMEDY Plans, Govynment Spies and Members of the British Secret Service play imimportant parts in this film. A young British inventor perfects a Hovering Airplane which will make its owners masters of the world. The Council of Seven, leaders of a World-wide Revolutionary Movement, arrange to steal the plans of this airplane, using a beautiful girl as their decoy. The action is played for the most part in the West End of London and in Whitehall, but very important sequences are laid in Paris, on the Southern Railway and at Croydon. Thrill follows Thrill and not until the final flash is the Mystery of the identity of one of the characters cleared. A MURDER IN A CABARET— A WOMAN SUSPECTED—AND “A WOMAN REDEEMED." IP" NEW ERA flip' pve/'ervC' %JA WOMAN REDEEMED' IN SUPPORT WILLIAM FOX presents ICK Marjorie Beebe Sammy Cohen A Comedy Bike Race and a Cycle of Laughter with a Loud Pedal on the Laughs. HOME (SWEET?) HOME.