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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 822, 16 November 1929, Page 15

e of the Bi? Talk’-cs. THOMAS A. O’BRIEN THEATRES >LAZA 3 Dc Luxe Sessions — 11, 2.30. 8. THE TALKING SCREEN'S NEWEST AND GREATEST ACHIEVEMENT 2ND BIG WEEK. NOW YOU CAN HEAR AS WELL AS SEE THE SCREEN IDOL OF MILLIONS RICHARD BARTHELMESS IN “WEARY RIVER "„e R"■ ' " L . ,-.,be». ganni’.ter. convict—then ~nd s.-gr, to l'« Ilnv.” >*« •«» torrjet D.l.jy, the gi-l who belonged to his old li* * th. 11l you to the heart. YOU MUST SEE IT’ SPECIALLY SELECTED ALL-TALKIE ITEMS INCLUDE—--99 P«me-nbe BOX PLAN' NOW OPEN AT PLAZA 10 A M. DAILY. PHONE 41-586 w., "Vit.»ohune Talking Pictures are Clearer and Better and can onlv be heard at the Plaza. COMING FRIDAY NEXT WARNER BROS ALL.TALKING EPIC MONTE CLUE H. B WARNER LOIS WILSON in “CONQUEST ’ Aviators tattling the icv blasts of the Antarctic tell the story A VITAPHONE PICTURE. * TONIGHT AT 8 MATINEF. SATURDAY At iHt PHONE 44its Cs©o£fP 136. ® Kathlyn Crawford in ‘ MODERN LOVE” With JEAN HERSHOLT CHARLIE CHASE f\ Screaming Story of a Wife who would not let Marriage interfere You'll get the Laugh of Pull Supporting Programme All-Talkie Items. BOOK NOW! Box Plan Now Open Lifeti NO INCREASE IN PRICES, t Dixon’s. Next Tivoli. NEWMARKET. 8 P.M. EPSOM. 7.45 P.M. TWO BIG FEATURES THE LAUGH OF THE YEAR KARL DANE - GEORGE K. ARTHUR in “CHINA BOUND’ ALSO. REX in “GUARDIANS OF THE WILD.” COMEDY GAZETTE. THEATRE LON CHANEY In “LAUGH. CLOWN LAUGH” One of the Year’s Best Films—Wit Chaney at his Best. KINSLAND A|so — B(Ll _ CODY in “TIP OFF” TONIGHT AT ft. Phone 20-821. Further Episode—“ The Haunted Islai MATINEE SATURDAY. 2 P.M. GAZETTE COMEDY.

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