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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 783, 2 October 1929, Page 17

AMUSEMENTS. The Ma i estic THREE SESSIONS DAILY 11 j t.A Fuller-Hay ward Theatre). 2.15 CL (Paramount fpicture Maurice Chevalier Innocents of Paris ALL-TALKING. ALL-SINGING. The World's Greatest Entertainer Straight from Gay Paree to You. Oh, La La—A Story of Paris —and a New Star that will win you with charm and personality. See a Paris Revue Amateur Trials and Chevalier dance in this fascinating story of a m; Musical Comedy Star. GIRLS ! GAIETY ! AND CHEVALIER ! SUPPORTING PROGRAMME OF TALKING, SINGING & NOVELTY ITEMS “INNOCENTS OF PARIS*’ BOX PLAN AT THEATRE. PRICES FREE LIST ENTIRELY SUSPENDED. to 3s 10d. Newton’s Popular All-Talkie House. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Talkies on the perfect Western Electric Equipment. TONIGHT AT 8 O’CLOCK. And 2 Sessions Daily—2.3o and 8 o’clock. “ SHOW BOAT ” LAURA LA PLANTE’S First Big Talking and Singing Success. Plan at Theatre. Phone Reserves 27-077. FULLER-HA YWARD SUBURBAN THEATRES PRINCE EDWARD—I.3O, 7, & 8 “ONE WOMAN IDEA” The story of a Persian Prince who had a harem of 100 beauties but loved another I Man’s Wife. Also, “EMERALD OF THE EAST.” And TOPICAL AND COMEDY. GREY LYNN CINEMA - - 7.45 Betty Bronson in “MODERN MARRIAGE” Madcap Youth at its Maddest. t TOPICAL, REVIEW and COMEDY. | If there is a Show in Auckland worth seeing 1 I it is Advertised in THE SUN.