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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 721, 22 July 1929, Page 15

AMTX BEM£N TB. THE MOST SENSATIONAL AIR SPECTACLE EVER FILMED! AT THE PLAZA IT’S IN THE AIR! Jeannine, I Dream of LILAC TIME. tJvC the War the in Clouds •Sr Between seven British Planes and eight German Machines, led by Richtofen, the Famous German Ace. w 0* •e* Ik A o -S’ c -4 c. *6 SPECIALLY SELECTED ALL-TALKIE ITEMS INCLUDE [THAN Vi?- rr y < fin-***' . rt l ttra. ««H “var^yWl America’s Master Banjoist. REX SCHEPP Playing "Darkey's Dream,' "Massa’s In de Cold, Cold, Ground,’ "Syncopation." val clyd* 2S& A *l.T O/i.h 3 De Luxe Sessions Daily at 11, 2.30, and 8. BOX PLAN NOW OPEN AT THE THEATRE. TIVOLI & EVERYBODY’S NIGHTLY at 7.4s—Phont 44-136. CONTINUOUS FROM 10—Phon. 44-402 FIRST NATIONAL’S TyVO FAMOUS COMEDIANS. LOUISE FAZENDA—CHESTER CONKLIN IN THE MOST EXCITING MYSTERY STORY EVER FILMED. “THE HOUSE OF HORROR” (AND LAUGHS AND THRILLS) 2nd Attraction—“WOLVES OF THE CITY” A thriving underworld drama with SALLY BLANE and BILL CODY LATEST GAZETTE CARTOON, ETC. RIALTO AND RECENT NEWMARKET TONIGHT AT 7.50. EPSOM. DOROTHY MACKAILL MILTON SILLS In “HIS CAPTIVE WOMAN” I The strange story cf a New York Detective and hit love for a murderess. Also “THE GIRL ON THE BARGE” Starring Vivacious SALLY O'NEILL and JEAN HERSHOLT. w^xxxxxvxxxxxxxxxyxxxxxxxxxxxxxxvxx'wxxxxvxvxvxxvxxvxxw <\\v\\\ww\\v\v\l

FULLER-HAYWARD’S SUBURBAN THEATRES PRINCE EDWARD—I.3O, 7, * 8. COLLEEN MOORE in ‘‘Why be Good." And Benita Hume in "A LIGHT WOMAN." Eve Bentley’s Snappy Orchestra. GREY LYNN CINEMA—At 7.45. ADOLPHE MENJOU in "MARQUIS PREFERRED," And REX, the Wild Horse, in "WILD BLOOD." A Spectacular Drama of the West.

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With four units in production, the two sound stages and the portable recording equipment at the Hal Roach Studios in Culver City are in use both day and night. Each unit has finished the first two comedies and is working on the third picture on its rush schedule, for realise by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. In addition to the activities of the comedy production units, the Victor Talking Machine Co., with which organisation Mr. Roach has a five year contract, is making Victor musical records on the Roach sound recording