AMUSEMENTS. >VVVVVVfVVVVVVVVVVVV\nWVVVVVVVVVWVWVWWWVWW%g< LAST TWO DAYS. THE GREATEST TALKING PICTURE YET MADE. VICTOR McLAGLEN THE BLACK WATCH' •MI (St o (A Fuller-Hayward Theatre). COMMENCING FRIDAY Now Speaks the Queen THE QUEEN OF SCREENLAND. H Hear Her SPEAK on the Screen in Her First 100% Talking Film! tttmm i< £ •‘WfSfe V m ! \ l t ' \ tilitwit ** ■ . ' • Thrill to the Perfeet Screen Voice! I nit Mary Pickford, more lovely and more captivating than ever as a roguish Southern belle who laughed, flirted, kissed and forgot until m I i liillll couldn t forget. United Artist# Picture 1 aEe MARYt mgmi [pickford COQUETTE BOX PLAN FOR "COQUETTE’* AT THEATRE AND LEWIS EADY, LTD.
TONIGHT AT BOTH THEATRES THE PICTURE OF THE YEAR * Here is a Talking Feature that Aucklanders ; TALKING AND SINGING FEATURETTES Including EVERYBODY TALKS IN THIS PICTURE. “FALLING STARS" “MEMORIES" LATEST PATHE SYNCHRONISED NEWS. 3 BRONX SISTERS IN HAWAII. ALPINE ROMANCE SINGING QUARTET. rssr I te^ORFEZ ii a Ena jf AN BASQUETTE HE THE YOUNGER GENERATION ” BOX PLANS AT BOTH THEATRES. ROXY—Phone 41-341. CRYSTAL PALACE —Ph< 20-573.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 783, 2 October 1929, Page 17
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