AMUSEMENTS STRAND A FULLER-HAYWARD THEATRE Presents TO-NIGHT at s AND DAILY THEREAFTER AT 11.0 A.M. 2.30 AND 8 P.M., AUCKLAND’S FIRST ALL ENTERTAINMENT x MoyiirroNE pictures Jf'gZ, SINGING £8 IP AND SOUND The Royal Voice Screened with official sanction, the Strand Theatre has been accorded the distinguished honour of presenting in Talking Pictures His Majesty’s address at the opening of Tyne Eridge, as a new link in the bond of Empire. allfc " sm His Majesty King George V. Fox’* Superb Dramatic Triumph, “ Street Angel,” together with undoubtedly the finest short “Talkie” Subjects yet presented in any one programme since the inception of “Talkies” in this part of the Universe. * ; of f# S 3 ".N JANET GAYNOR AND CHARLES FARRELL. Tk £ TIEJ OICE Loi t a them! Laugh with them! Your heart will race, your . pulse will leap. Aye! your very soul will siny when you witness this memorable masterpiece of the screen. * wx STREET ANGEL.” u & ***** • ***** -*• Presented on a truly magnificent scale. with the World - Famous Roxy Orchestra of 110 Talented Musicians . xof. G e ° gS* o*s ap VC* o** SWWqgMWISa Reproduced on Western Electric Equipment. BOX PLANS AT “STRAND” AND LEWIS EADY LTD.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 641, 18 April 1929, Page 14
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