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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 705, 3 July 1929, Page 15

Grand—Lyric! LAST TWO DAYS. “ NOT QUITE DECENT ” Screened —1.5, 3.50, 6.35, and 9.10. IVOR NOVELLO “A SOUTH SEA BUBBLE” Grand (0n1y)—11.45, 2.30, 5.15, and 7.50. “ The Man in the Iron Mask ” AT THE LYRIC. “ NOT QUITE DECENT ” Screened —7.45. A NEW FOX FEATURE. “VERY CONFIDENTIAL” Screened Lyric (Only)—9 o’clock. TOWN HALL JULY 11, 12, 13, AND 15, AT 8 P.M. —THE INCOMPARABLE—HEUOHHN WORLD RENOWNED BASSO AND ACTOR-SINGER “THE FINEST BASS VOICE IN THE WORLD. Associate Artistes Maud Bell and Gladys Sayer Distinguished English ’Cellist. WorldFamed Pianiste and Accompaniste. Prices —Res.. 6s, ss; Unres., 4s, 2s, Plus Tax. Box Plan at Lewis Eady, Ltd., July 4. SEE THESE PROGRAMMES AT FULLER-HAYWARD’S SUBURBAN THEATRES STOP ! LISTEN ! LOOK ! PRINCE EDWARD At 7.30 GREY LYNN CINEMA At 7.45. TREMENDOUS PROGRAMME TO-NIGHT ERICH VON STROHEIM ! “THE WEDDING MARCH" Also, "KITTY" The remarkably fine attraction by Warwick Deeping Author of "Sorrell and Son" Seldom —if ever has the Prince Edward shown such a great Programme. SEE IT TO-NIGHT. Eve Bentley's Snappy Orchestra. CHANGE OF PROi GRAMME TO-NIGHT ! Anna Ondra in •* GOD’S CLAY " Also, . j Irene Rich and Clyde Brook m MY OFFICIAL WIFE Comedy and News Devonport j Parish Hall A Topping Programme To- N ight. Sue Carol and Nick Stuart in ‘GIRLS GONE WILD’ The dizzy whizzy whirl of modern youth gone at 7.45. ad. Also, MIDNIGHT IMITED"

L such'unprecodentcrl'Success with their riva^ rt any OI previous Cl produetion. °in its lavish ness and scenic beauty.