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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 717, 17 July 1929, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS m m ill it! m S© It: it! LAST TWO DAYS OF THE GREATEST OF ALL-TALKING PICTURES, fg A Fuller. Hayward Theatre. Full«r Hayward THREE SESSIONS DAILY at 11, 2.15 I L | “THE DOCTOR’S SECRET” =p ADAPTED FROM SIR JAMES M. BARRIE’S PLAY 'HALF AN HOUR” H. B. WARNER and RUTH CHATTERTON in the Greatest Dramatic Portrayal ever heard or seen in any Theatre. 2. “THE BRITISH FLEET AT SEA” 3. “THE SQUIRE OCTETTE” 4. “NAP ” Another hilarious All-Talking Comedy entirely enacted by British Actors. 5. —EDDIE PEABODY AND HIS COLLEGE CHUMS” CELEBRATED BANJOIST. ' 6. FOX MOVIETONE NEWS. u m =]= BOX PLAN AT THEATRE (Phone 43-114) or LEWIS EADY, LTD. ~iiTiTii , r.;M[a!ir.liii.liiTiTiilaiii:aliiTiTiilß!nlalii!.liil.liiUliils!ii! a |Mt.tiiTiriiTiilitTar„T.tiiieF l ,!al„!al!itStiiTSu

Bt. ilantps’ almtlri' _ . > (Proprietors: John Fuller and Sons, Ltd.) CHANGE OF PROGRAMME FRIDAY NIGHT. NIGHTLY AT 8 STILL PACKING THEM NIGHTLY, Frank O’Brian Janice Hart (The Brilliant Comic) (Singer, Dancer, and Everybody’s AND THE Favourite) REVELLERS An Excellent Company of Versatile Artists, including a Jazz Band whose equal has not been heard yet, and a Ballet of eight that would compare with the World’s Best. TONIGHTS PRICES 3s, 2s, Is (Plus Tax). BOX PLANS AT ST. JAMES THEATRE.

If there is a Show in Auckland worth seeing, it is Advertised in THE SUN.