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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 772, 19 September 1929, Page 17

AMUSEMENTS. LAST NIGHT DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in “THE IRON MASK." A Sequel to “The Three Musketeers." 11 a.m. 2.15 p.m. * a p.m. Three Sessions Daily. The Majestic (A Fuller-Hayward Theatre). COMMENCING TOMORROW GEORGE O'BRIEN in “MASKED EMOTIONS” A Drama of Adventure veiled in the mysterious doings of a gang of Smuggling Coolies. Incidental music to “Masked Emotions’* will be played by the Popular Majestic Orchestra. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. 9 PHOTOPHONE I NC SOUND EQUIPMENT Recognised as the Latest and Finest Talking Picture Equipment in the World Today ent announces the screening of "MASKTD Silent Programme for a few days. “INNOCENTS OF PARIS” Paramount’s All-Talking, Singing and Dancing Sensation will therefore not be screened, until our patrons are assured of the highest quality of Tonal Reproduction. THE BEST IS ALWAYS WORTH WAITING FOR. Mm***

QUEEN STREET TONIGHT LAST NIGHT 3 Presentations Daily: 11 No. 1— “STRANGE CARGO” IT’S ALL-TALKING. With 14 Distinguished Stage Players, Who All Speak N °“¥he Office Scandal” IT’S PART TALKIE Singing and Synchronised Mnsic Featuring PHYLLIS HAVER and RAYMOND HATTON Box Plan open at Theatre. Phone Reserves, 41-341. Grand—Lyric LAST DAY. “MATRIMONY” NEW WILLIAM FOX FEATURE. Screened Grand —11.15, 2, 4.45, and 7.30. AT THE LYRIC—“THE EXALTED FLAPPER” With IRENE RICH and ALBERT CONTI Screened Lyric—7.4s and 9 p.m. COMMENCING TOMORROW (FRIDAY) “ONE WOMAN’S IDEA” And “FORGOTTEN FACES” GRAND and LYRIC FULLER-HA YWARD SUBURBAN THEATRES PRINCE EDWARD—I.3O, 7 & 8. ALMA BENNETT AND CLAIRE WINDSOR IN “A GRAIN OF DUST” A Tense Drama of Passion that leads to Degeneration, and Love that Regenerates MONTY BANKS IN “ ADAM’S APPLE ” An Excellent Comedy Drama And TOPICAL AND COMEDY GREY LYNN CINEMA—At 7.45 MAXISTE in a Real Thriller “GIANT OF THE MOUNTAINS” TOPICAL REVIEW COMEDY URGENT AND IMPORTANT NOTE The Season for "A Scrape o* the Pen" will start on THURSDAY, September 26, instead of Wednesday, as originally intended. Patrons who have reserved seats for Wed. may either have their money returned, or may make Reservations for Thursday, Friday or Saturday. ST. ANDREW’S SOCIETY will Present “A SCRAPE O' THE PEN.” □ y GRAHAM MOFFAT, at the CONCERT CHAMBER, NEXT THURS., FRI., SAT. itious Production of a New Dresses, New Seen Directed by Kenneth Br Prices —Reserved, ss, 3s; Unreserved, 2s. Plan now open at Lewis Eady, Ltd. You are requested to book your seats at once.