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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 833, 29 November 1929, Page 17

Be Advised and Attend the Early Morning Shoppers’ Session. Avoid the crowds, benefit by the Cheaper Prices. Children Half-price during Day Sessions. (A Fuller-Hayward Theatre). AUCKLAND’S INTIMATE TALKIE THEATRE. TIMES OF PERFORMANCES—--11 A.M. (Cheaper Prices at 11 a.m. Session). KONAED: COLMAN ED ARTISTS PICTURE By "Sapper” 100 PER CENT. KING’S ENGLISH BULLDOG DRUMMOND Ml The daring exploits of a thrillseeker battling an insane doctor in a house of mystery for :he love of a strange girl. Creeping shadows, blinking lights, mysterious happenings; you’ll shriek with excitement one minute and howl with laughter the next when you see this bristling, melodramatic romance. Superbly produced with a supporting cast of English Speaking Artists. LILYAN TASHMAN —JOAN BENNETT —CLAUDE ALLISTER MONTAGUE LOVE. Also Additional Choice Selection of Talking and Singing Short Items. “BULLDOG DRUMMOND” BOX PLANS AT THEATRE AND LEWIS

Palace The Theatre Luxurious —MT. EDEN RD. TONIGHT AT 8 FINAL SCREENING, Walter Huston, Katherine Francis in 100% Dialogue. “GENTLEMEN OF THE PRESS’’ it Talks from Beginning to End. Beautiful, Clear, Refined Speaking. Also, SELECTED TALKIE FEATURETTES. TOMORROW NEW ALL-TALKIE PROGRAMME AT 2 P.M. and 8 P.M. RICHARD DIX in i “THE WHEEL OF LIFE” 100% DIALOGUE. Also, An Excellent Line of Short Featurettes. i Book your seats. Box Plan at i Theatre. Phone Reserves 20-573 I I