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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 818, 12 November 1929, Page 17

THREE SESSIONS DAILY 11 AM., 2.15 P.M. AND 8 PM TWO GREAT FULL-LENGTH FEATURES. FIRST—HEAR RAMON SING THE LOVE SONG. —amid the crooning of the sea and the sighing of the palms—with stark drama, intrigue and thrills all amid the lure of the beautiful South Seas. See RAMON NOVARRO “The Pagan’' (A Metro-Goldwyn Feature). BOX PLAN AT THEATRE (Phone 46-S88), OR LEWIS EADY. LTC AND THEN— Hen-pecked HUSBANDS! Neglected WIVES! “DIVORCE MADE EASY” Consult DOUGLAS MACLEAN Specialist in Separations nt All-Talkie). EXCITEMENT ! SUSPENSE ! FAST ACTION ! A Great, Gripping- Melodrama, pivoting- on the breathless character of The Mysterious Dr. Fu Manchu Millions have read his story in Sax Rohmer’s Novels! Paramount's All-Talking Super Sensation With JEAN ARTHUR, WARNER OLAND NEIL HAMILTON, O. P. HEGGiE. NEXT SATURDAY MT. EDEN ROAD. Final Screening Tonight at 8 o’clock Residents of Mt. Eden, Dominion Road and Epsom, avail yourself of opportunity tonght of ng for the last trict. y on ‘THE WOLF OF WALL STREET’ Featuring GEORGE BANCROFT. BACLANOVA. NANCY CARROLL. 100% “ALL-TALKIE.” Intense Dialogue from Start to Finish. Reserves, Phone 20-573. Commencing Tomorrow (Wednesday)—2 Talkies on one Programme. LAURA LA PLANTE IN “THE LAST WARNING” MADGE BELLAMY IN “MOTHER KNOWS BEST”