Page 19 Advertisements Column 3

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 803, 25 October 1929, Page 19

It's M •The Bat.' Settings HEAR AND SEE THE PICTURE OF A THOUSAND THRILLS. It surpasses “The Cat and the Canary.” If you missed that you should not miss this picture. But if you saw -The Cat and the Canary" you need no bidding to see "The Last Warning." The M_aje L sti_c (A Fuller-Hay ward Theatre). TODAY. 11 A.M. YOU SEE! YOU HEAR! Ghostly Warnings! Secret Passageways! Hideous Shadow Unmas Terror of the Unknown! HAUNTED Theatre! The Scream of Terror The Ghostly Sounds a The Clanking of the < The ACTORS Speak! The Super-Mystery Thriller of All Time. With the Greatest Cast Ever Assembled for a Single Motion Picture, be sensationally popular stage play that took Broadway by storm for thre years is at last surpassed in screen masterpiece. MAD MYSTICISM CHILLING FRIGHT THE BIGGEST PICTURE OF ITS KIND EVER MADE. La Plante PSi LAURA ►p vn r*4 y Part Talking <l/ i 5 ITS IN THE AIR IT’S HERE! IT'S THERE! SHIVERY MYSTERY. Who Killed John Woodford? How? Why? j Was the beautiful star who afraid of the haunted theatre? Was it the fearless man who wa3 in love with her? Was it the scheming financial backer of the show? Or, was it some awful unnamed Thing that defied even reason itself? spine-shivering sensations of the stage folk who weren’t afraid to go back and repeat a fatal performance until .... until THE LAST WARNING was given. And then ....?????? Mighty Mystery! Eerie Excitement! A Full Supporting Programme Talking and Musical Items BOX PLANS CAN BE LOCATED DAILY AT THEATRE FROM 10.30 A.M PHONE RESERVATIONS RING 43-210. PRICES—Is to 3s 10d. If there is a Show in Auckland worth seeing it is Advertised in THE SUN.