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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 769, 16 September 1929, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS, 11 a.m. t m * W M Jf • m • Thre* •svs- 1 he Majestic ‘™ir (A Fuller-Hay ward Theatre). The Daring Exploits of History’s Supreme Daredevil. f/ios —Porthos — Aramis —D ’A i~tagnan AGAIN THEY THUNDER ACROSS THE SILVER SCREEN-RIDING, FIGHTING, AND DYING FOR THE GLORY OF FRANCE! DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS “The Iron Mask" SEQUEL TO "THE THREE MUSKETEERS' You'll Hear the thunder of hoofs—the clang of armour—the clash of steel ! D'Artagnan and You'll HEAR and see hordes of humanity—thousands of seething soldiers murmuring cursing, as they stampede into battle. The Three Musketeers ” Ride once again to Thrilling! Adventure and Great Romance ! (A United Artists Picture). IN ADDITION, FOX NEWS. II GLENN TRYON COMEDY. LATEST EVENTS OF THE WORLD THE MAJESTIC OCTETTE. EVE'S REVIEW. || Conductor —J. Whlteford-Waugh. NO INCREASE IN PRICES. Box Plan at Theatre. Phone 43-210.

TONIGHT AT 2 THEATRES P6x^ QUEEN STREET 3 OE LUXE SESSIONS: 11 AND mum THE THEATRE LUXURIOUS MT. EDEN SESSION DE LUXE: 8 O'CLOCK “STRANGE CARGO” IT’S ALL-TALKING. 100% DIALOGUE 14 Distinguished Stage Players Who All “The Office Scandal” IT’S PART TALKIE Sinewing and Synchronised Music Featuring PHYLLIS H4IRVER and RAYMOND HATTON BOX PLAN NOW OPEN AT BOTH THEATRES Crystal Palace Phone Reserves: 20-573 Roxy Theatre Phone Reserves: 41-341 NOW SHOWING AT 2 THEATRES ROXY AND CRYSTAL PALACE