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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 789, 9 October 1929, Page 17

amusements LAST TWO DAYS warning: Auckland for THREE SESSIONS DAILY MAURICE CHEVALIER ‘INNOCENTS OF PARIS'’ SUPPORTINQ PROGRAMME OF TALKING. SINGING AND NOVELTY SHORT ITEMS. The Majestic (A Fuller-Hayward Theatre). IM B | A | ft? pf C it| MAS Q UERADE til NEXT FRIDAY ALL-TALKING FOX MOVIETONE From LOUIS JOSEPH VANCE’S Novel “ The Brass Bowl ’ se ¥ T M m U sfe ifi m ip E ip lii iti m R iti K DI M a M in -rV. sti M D $ in is m F in m K^iisKseisiiseaaKseEsisgsfiEsetiiSHaamw With ALAN BIRMINGHAM LEIL A HYAMS CLYDE COOK ARNOLD LUCY FARRELL MACDONALD JOX PLANS AT THEATRE (PHONE 43-210). PRICES-1. to 3. 10d.

LAST TWO DAYS. 2 Double Star Silent Film Features From 10.45 a.m. to 10 p.m. “BLACK MAGIC” With JOSEPHINE DUNN And “POWER” nd 7.30. With WILLIAM BOYD. Screened Grand 11.15, * * at the lyric. “BLACK MAGIC’’ and POWER Screened Lyri^; —8.45 p.m. GRAND and LYRIC. FULLER-H AYW ARD SUBURBAN THEATRES PrINCE”EDWARD —1.30, 7 & 8. “MASKED EMOTIONS “MATRIMONY” TO PI CA L AND COMEDY. VICTORIA, DEVONPORT —8. TALKIES AND SOUnS PICTURES. “THREE PASSIONS” Also, TALKIE SHORT ITEMS. GREY LYNN CINEMA —7.45. DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAMME. • MAN AND THE MOMENT “LOVES OPTION”