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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 753, 28 August 1929, Page 17

AMUSEMENTS. KWWWWWMWWVIMWWWWWMWWWWXWVMWWWMWWI EACH AFTERNOON AT 2.15. BABES IN THE WOOD.” „ CHILDREN'S PANTOMIME. The Maj esjtic (A Fuller- Hay ward Theatre). THREE SESSIONS DAILY AT 11 A.M.. 2.15 AND 8 P.M. A Part-Talking Musical Comedy. SHE SINGS SHE TALKS. LUPE VELEZ GEORGE ROBEY England's Prime Minister of Mirth “LADY OF THE NIGHT” “THE BARRISTER” FOX MOVIETONE NEWS NO INCREASE IN PRICES. •A RUSSIAN WEDDING" Revel, Song and Dance by the Moscow Dance Singers. Plan at Theatre. Phone 43-210. NEXT FRIDAY Lovely Vilma Talks for First Time! ou lP HE The screen's most radiant beauty will delight you with her delicious portrayal of a soft spoken, charming little waitress in the most glorious romance of her screen career. Hear the musical, marvellous voice of Vilma Banky when she talks to James Hall in some of the greatest love scenes ever filmed. You’ll say “This is Heaven” when you Thrill to this Great Triumph! IUMWWMWMMMWWIMWMWMWWMWIMIIWEMWMWIWWI Crystal Palace “ The Theatre Luxurious ” MT. EDEN ROAD. TALKIES ON THE WESTERN ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT FROM AMERICA TONIGHT AT 8 P.M. COMPLETE NEW PROGRAMME A Paramount TALKIE, in Dialogue, Singing, Dancing, and Sound NANCY CARROLL in “THE SHOP-WORN ANGEL” You will be fascinated and intrigued by this magnificent productioi ALSO TALKING AND SINGING FEATURES 1. Elinor Glynn Speaks on “It ” 2. Comedy and Singing Cartoon—“ Old Black Joe” . BOX PLAN AT THEATRE r- PHONE RESERVES 20-573. CRYSTAL PALACE TONIGHT