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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 773, 20 September 1929, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS. I* 1 Direction : J. C. Williamson Films (N T.> managing Directors: F. Beaumont Smith iino F. W. Thring. LAST NIGHT CLARA BOW The IT Girl in Her First ALL-TALKING PICTURE -the Wild Party A PARAMOUNT PICTURE COMMENCING TOMORROW (SATURDAY) AT 11 AM. ADOLPHE MENJOU— Talks and Sings ! ms/ Hear his marvellous Baritone Voice with its French accent. Talking, Singing and Making Love. PARAMOUNT'S ALL-TALKING PICTURE “FASHIONS IN tIG oM. of lie (xisician LOVE SEE HIM ! HEAR HIM ! BOX PLANS NOW OPEN AT THE THEATRE (PHONE 46-8S8) AND AT LEWIS EADV. LTD.

Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. NEWTON’S POPULAR ALL-TALKIE HOUSE. 2 SESSIONS DAILY 2.30 and 8 O’CLOCK. TODAY LAST DAY TALKIES TALKIES The Biggest and Best Western Electric Talkie Set fromy America has been installed. No. I—WILLIAM BOYD in “ THE LEATHERNECK ” 100 per cent. All Dialogue. No. 2—MARION NIXON. EDDIE QUILLAN. in “ GERALDINE ” It's Part Talkie. Singing and Synchronised Music. Book your seats. Box Plan at Theatre. Phone Reserves 20-573. NEW PROGRAMME TOMORROW (SATURDAY) 2.30 and 8 O'clock. 2 STUPENDOUS TALKIES "‘‘STRANGE CARGO” It's All Talking 100% Dialogue. 14 Distinguished Stage Players Speak. "the OFFICE SCANDAL” Featuring Phyllis Haver and Raymond Hatton. It's Part-Talkie And Synchronised Mus'c. And other Talkie Featurettes.

GOOD EVENING. AUCKLAND.— Well, my heart is sad Just now. We have a big shipload of beautiful things at prices low enough to make angels weep. Vet we are £3OO short of last year's takings. S.O.S. HELP S.O.S. Throw out the Lifeline! Come to see. Come to buy at JASPERS BETTER TIMES*’ BAZAAR TOWN HALL, TONIGHT LAST NIGHT Open Continuously till 10 o'clock Old Friends! JASPER IS CALLING YOU Spring to it. my hearties, and don't let me down. I have 200 workers and they want 2.000 buyers TODAY. TONIGHT The prices are right. ‘-Jasper sells it for less,” you know. DO VOUR FRIDAY SHOPPING WITH JASPER. NOTE. — Remember JASPERS CONSERT, TUESDAY. See Tomorrow for Details. Cheerio, J.