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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 678, 1 June 1929, Page 15

TO VISITORS I No stay in Auckland is complete unless you visit the MAJESTIC, Auckland's Leading Theatre. The Best Pictures. The Only Beal Orchestra Choice Vaudeville All blended together to make the Ideal Holiday Programme. Continuous Dally From 11 a.m 16 T PI Fuller Hayward Theatre r* * ') r 33> S, ft* CIMEMA.-AaT-r»LMJ"«» r** romlfvs tocrvei WARWICK DEEPINGAUTHOq OF soqs£lJL 6r» /ON ICCTIEILUC-IBICCDV tfowN-snrsuAOT MARIE: AULT DOROTUY- CUMMIMO* by VICTOR /AVILU A wtm/M imotMAnott**. -pickae: ENGLAND’S LEADING WEEKLY PAPER WROTE:— “We have seen nothing in Pictures for a very long time which so suddenly and decisively called for a great clearing of throats and wiping of eyes. It is a simple tale—beautifully told. There is a glorious minor impersonation by Charles O’Shaugnessey, who has eyes like Ronald Colman.” —Sunday Pictorial. Produced amidst the Charming and Picturesque Beauty Spots of the Grand Old River Thames. AS GOOD AS ** SORRELL tr —CAN WE SAY MORE? THE SPICE SUPERLATIVE SUPPORTS OF THE PROGRAMME. MAJESTIC NEWS. To-Day’s News To-Day. WHAT PRICE GOOFY 7 Charlie Chase Comedy. RENO AND ARTA. On World’s Largest Xylophone. EVE’S REVIEW. Something Different. J. WHITEFORD-WAUGH and the Majestic Orchestra. BOX PLAN AT THE THEATRE PHONE 43-210. F there is a Show in Auckland worth seeing it is Advertised in ..... . THE SUN