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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 805, 28 October 1929, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS. ' Home of the jjg Talkies.” U-BRIEN THE PLAZA THOMAS A. O'BRIEN THEATRES. 3 De Luxe Sessions—- , „ _ LAST FEW DAYS ALL-TALKING —SINGING SENSATION BROADWAY'S MUSICAL COMEDY STAR EDDIE DOWLING ¥»*>■ HEAR HIM TALK SONGS IN w Tßae HEAR HIM SING GAIETY Ealimlls)©w —— A PARAMOUNT PICTURE They all Talk and Sing from Start to Finish Catchy Songs Melodies easily remembered. “Sleepy Valley/' “Little Pal," “Rainbow Man." A Great Night's Entertainment sending you away with a smile. FULL SUPPORTING ALL-TALKIE ITEMS. THE FIRST SCREENING" IN NEW ZEALAND OF -Paramount Sound News IN WHICH THE WORLD'S LATEST NEWS ~ SEEN AND HEARD —' Waring’s Pennsylvanians World-Famous Jazz Band In NOVELTY NUMBERS. JOHN CHARLES THOMAS Renowned Singer In “PROLOGUE PAGLIACCI." JL AMATEUR NIGHT COMEDY BURLESQUE. BOX PLANS NOW OPEN AT PLAZA BE WISE AND BOOK NOW. TONIGHT AT 8 TIVOLI “WOMEN THEY TALK V PART urA L B K R ,°L S - ABOUT” Brilliant Array of Short Talking and Singing Features. PHONE 44-136 First Release in Auckland SOCIETY ? POLITICS ? IRENE RICH AUDREY FERRIS AN D WILLIAM COLLIER BOX PLAN AT DIXON’S, NEXT TIVOLI-soog ng/vv. STALLS 1/-, RES. STALLS 1/6, P. CIRCLE 2/-, RES. CIRCLh^^ RIALTO AND REGENT SPECIAL WILLIAM HAINES- “ A Newmarket —Tonight at 8 Epsom, 7.45. wni I DAY ATTRACTIONS THE KING OF LAUGHMAKERS IN LAUGHS AND THRILLS ~ ~ Also EDGAR WALLACE’S Sensational Thriller LATEST GAZETTE MAN'S MAN ” STORY WORTH SEEING ■THE RINGER.” Spe< COMEDY THEATRE TWO BIG SPECIALS ALICE WHITE in KINSGLAND College Pep Laughs Thru TONIGHT AT 8. Phono 20-821. Also “ WOLVES OF THE BORDER A STORY OF THE WEST. GAZETTE ‘COMEDY

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