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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 756, 31 August 1929, Page 20

Everybody Persists in Saying “Meet Me at the Majestic” EST Hi Always the Ultimate in Screen Entertainment —and at Popular Prices! The Majestic Service The Picturegoer” Magazine Distributed gatis to Majestic patrons, this bright and entertaining publication details the current programmes and anticipates the coming attractions. Keep your “ Picturegoer ” for reference. Seating Accomodation In addition to the comfortable seating throughout the Theatre there are five rows of Chesterfield de Luxe Chairs in the Grand Circle—the Majqstic is the most Restful of Theatres. Music at The Majestic True to tradition the Majestie retains an orchestral combination to gratify lovers of good music. Sessions and Bookings The three daily daily sessions l at* 11 a.m., 2.15 p.m., and 8 p.m., present identical screenings. The Box Plan for all Majestie reservations is at the Theatre. Phone 43-210. The Majestic prices are not increased for “Talkies.” Courteous attendants will make your visit to the Majestic a memorable experience. Free Parking for Motors In Lome Street, special attendants in charge. charge. All cars parked insured FREE by the Majestie against theft. CURRENT ATTRACTION VILMA BANKY in “So This is Heaven” Lovely Vilma Talks for the First Time. In Response to Popular Acclaim “THE BABES in the WOOD” Children’s Pantomime CONTINUES FOR A FEW MORE MATINEES—DAILY AT 2.15 P.M. Clearer and Better Than Any Other Talking Pictures Will Soon Be Heard at the Majestic