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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 719, 19 July 1929, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. THE SfEANI (A Fuller-Hayward Theatre) COMMENCING TODAY Incomparable Janet Gaynor in an epic of the Circus far surpassing the real thing. Unquestionably the Greatest Picture of Circus Life yet Recorded by the Camera. A Picture of a thousand Sensational Thrills! Amazing! Gripping' Death-defying Leaps through Space! Powerful Dramatic Situations! —Romance, Humour, and Pathos all blended into the OUTSTANDING FILM PRODUCTION OF THE YEAR. INCLUDES: JANET , f .4 GAYNOR I H NANCY DREXEL itH CHARLES MORTON BARRY* NORTON J. FARRELL MACDONALD 0 & fit b ■' r&W/J f m w m THE MANAGEMENT WISHES TO ANNOUNCE THAT THIS PICTURE IS SOUND SYNCHRONISED AND ACCOMPANIED THROUGHOUT BY THE ROXY THEATRE ORCHESTRA OF 110 PLAYERS AS WAS "STREET ANGEL," THE FIRST SOUND PICTURE AT THIS THEATRE. SUPPORTED BY AN ALL-TALKING PROGRAMME BY WORLD CELEBRITIES HEAR and SEE GERTRUDE LAWRENCE ( Star of “I Don't Know”) a Scintillating Comedy Playlet, “EARLY MOURNING” KING ALPHONSO OF SPAIN. HEAR HIM! SEE HIM! MEET HIM! A charming talker with a keen sense of humour. CLARKE and McCULLOUGH In / “THE BATH BETWEEN” An Hilarious Farce concerning a lovely lady, a bath, and two amateur actors, fl/ho have to think fast and talk quickly to save themselves from a husband’s Fox-Movietone News. The Brisk Up-to-Date Newsreel you HEAR and SEE. THIS PROGRAMME DEMONSTRATES THE INTERNATIONAL TRIUMPHS OF SUPERIOR TALKING PICTURES SOUND RECORDED ON FILM. BOX PLAN NOW OPEN AT THEATRE (Phone 43-114) OR LEWIS EADY, LTD.

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