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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 814, 7 November 1929, Page 15

LAST NIGHT ALL-TALKING MOVIETONE DRAMA. ‘PLEASURE CRAZED" With DOROTHY BURGESS. The Majestic (A Fuller-Hayward Theatre). COMMENCING TOMORROW Four Identical Sessions —ll a.m.—2.15 —5.30—8 p.m. Blonde She Devil or Fair Saint? Pirate Queen or Daring Daughter of the Law? The Screen’s Mightiest Emotional Actress as an Iron-willed Woman ruling a crew as murderous, as motley, as merciless .as any that ever sailed flying the Black Flag of Pillage and Plunder. Anna Q. Nilsson “BLOCKADE” (A PART-TALKING DRAMA) A Drama laying bare the secrets of the Bootleg Main—Romance and Intrigue in the Pirate Palaces of R» n-Row—High-handed Despots ruling with Murder and Carnage, tne Buccaneer Empire of the Atlantic. BOX PLANS AT THEATRE. PHONE RESERVES 43-210. PRICES

Railway “Trip” Tickets Reduce Travel Costs! You save money by buying 1 2-trip and 50-trip tickets quite a substantial saving, too. The 12-trip ticket is 2/6 in the £, and the 50-trip ticket 4/- in the £, cheaper than the ordinary ticket. “Trip ” tickets can be obtained for travel between any two stations; they are transferable and have an unlimited availability. Full Particulars from any Stationmaster, City Booking Office, Passenger Agent or District Manager.

On© of the most notable casts of the season is being assembled for “The Thirteenth Chair,” which Tod Browning will direct as a talking version of the famous stage play for Metro-Gold-wyn-Mayer. Margaret Wycherly will play the role she created on the stage in New York, and others so far chosen include John Davidson, famous character actor, Moon Carroll, Cyril Chadwick. Holmes Herbert, Frank Leigh and Helene Millard.

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