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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 733, 5 August 1929, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS. THE EEOEHT Managing Directors: 3 SESSIONS DAILY:—II a m. WE APOLOGISE To the Hundreds who were unable to gain admission at the Afternoon and Evening Sessions on Saturday. We would strongly advise intending Patrons to make early application for reservations for this week as the Box Plans are now rapidly filling. •fees? METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER'S 100% TALKING TRIUMPH! It has proved to be tion of a decade, audiences gave it a wonderful Truly nothing like it has ever been or heard before in Auckland. It is doubtedly the greatest All-Talking singing motion picture yet offered picture-goers in New Zealand. YOU CAN’T AFFORD TO MISS IT! •UINMA PKTUUKi' (pmmd* *' r i*S V JACK HOLT “ DOROTHY RtVItH WILLIAM COLLIER. AMD AM AUSTAA TALK mb CAST Coming to ROXY = QUEEN STREET SATURDAY NEXT

FULLER-HAYWARD’S SUBURBAN THEATRES PRINCE EDWARD—I.3O, 7, & 8. CORRINE GRIFFITH in “SATURDAY S CHILDREN.” And tf’TH E JOKER.” Topical and Comedy. GREY LYNN CINEMA—At 7.45. REG. DENNY in his greatest picture “THE NIGHT BIRD.” Also. “THE MAN MADE WOMAN.” Topical and Comedy. TEACHERS OF ELOCUTION. MADAME IRENE AINBLEY, Pupil of Madame Matmioe Marchess! and of Dame Nellie Melba. Specially recommended oy Dame Melba for Voice Production, Singing and Dramatic Art. Pupils prepared for Operatic Stage and Concert Platform. Studio— lo SHELLY BEACH ROAD. Herne Bay. Phone 26-830. W. LAIRD THOMSON. Hon. Secretary.