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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 832, 28 November 1929, Page 15

2 Z LAST DAY BILLIE DOVE in “CAREERS" All-Talking, with Antonio Moreno Carmel Myers Noah Beery. The Majestic (A Fuller-Hay ward Theatre). Times of Performances—--11 a.m.—2.15—5.30—8 p.m COMMENCING TOMORROW With a bit o’ brogue. body mm, iTIsCOiLSEN ow you can hear Colleen oore's wonderful • voice, the voice of a real Colleen—a faint, fascinating brogue intermingled with the husky Irish sweetness. IS Smiling' Irish Eyes With JAMES HALL (A First National Vitaphone Talking Picture). Prima Donna of Pep. Flirting, Diverting. But when she Talks and Sings and Dances, she’s three times as appealing as ever before. Just her shadow self has given millions of picture-goers their greatest entertainment. Imagine what a treat is in store when Colleen sings, not one, but three songs. And talking for the first time on the screen. It's worth the price of admission Just to hear her voice. MAJESTIC TOMORROW. PLANS AT THEATRE PRICES—Is to 3s lOd.

O^AIAU x\L'/. TONIGHT AT 8 O’CLOCK No. I—WALTER HUSTON — KATHERINE FRANCIS, in 100% DIALOGUE. GENTLEMEN OF THE PRESS” It Talks from Beginning to End. Beautiful, Clearest, Refined Speaking. Also, SELECTED TALKIE FEATURETTES No. 2—“ Bishop’s Candlesticks." 2-Reel Talkie Gem. No. 3 —High Hat Musical Act. No. 4.—Dixie Singing and Talking Turn. ALL-TALKIE ALL-TALKIE Box Plan at Theatre. Ph. Reserves 20-573