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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 754, 29 August 1929, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS. Hayward Theatre. Three Sessions Daily—--11 a.m., 2.30 8 p.m. Citu Talks/ SPEAKEASY s« PADLMGUOUUNI HENRY fcWAITHAU. HELEN WARE, SHARtN LYNN «(nj4min notnr r»«MKV»«« tie pLur iv. A mm MX i | lllt!;| QW TAIKI far /fotUton* Thrill Di ROMANCE ADVENTURE LIFE Come on a breathless journey into the realms of the mysterious "Speakeasies!” Follow a plucky girl who dares everything to save the reputation of the man she loves. Follow her along glittering Broadway, into the gay cabarets, out thundering race tracks, and among the flght-frenzied crowds - Square Garden—And you will lov every minute of it as you n to the Madison sten to the ice of seethinr New York. PAUL PAGE LOLA LANE HENRY B. WALTHALL BRITAIN’S PRIME MINISTER, RAMSAY MACDONALD SPEAKS TO YOU. Funnier than ever. Arthur Stone and Marjorie Beebe, the Chaplins of the Talkies, in ‘SOUND YOUR A” A New All-Dialogue Comedy. Gertrude Lawrence in “EARLY MOURNING” POX MOVIETONE NEWS. BOX PLAN AT THEATRE AND LEWIS EADY, LTD. EVENING PRICES —Front Stalls, 1s 6d; Back Stalls, 2s; Front Circle, 3s 3d, Back Circle, 2s 9d. Booking 6d Extra. (DmiyMMWSWSWIWIWWWSWWIWSWSWSMWSWWWWSMW 1 The Theatre Luxurious ’ Crystal Palace 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 it NANCY CARROLL in THE SHOP-WORN ANGEL 99 ALSO TALKING AND SINGING FEATURES COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. SATURDAY AT 2 P.M. AND 8 P.M. The Mightiest Talking Programme yet Presented in Auckland. REGINALD DENNY’S FIRST Sound and Dialogue Picture. "CLEAR THE DECKS.” Also ’’COHENS AND KELLYS, Synchronisation. AND OTHER ATTRACTIONS. Watch Papers for further particulars* but be advised and book seats at once. Box Plan at Theatre Phone Reserves 20-373.