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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 838, 5 December 1929, Page 17

LAST NIGHT COLLEEN MOORE in “SMILING IRISH EYES' AND TALKING AND MUSICAL SHORT SUBJECTS. Th_e Mjijestic (A Fuller-Hayward Theatre). COMMENCING TOMORROW 11 a.m. There's a Thrill in Every Minute and a Laugh in Every Foot. &Q Oy TALK Helen twelvetrees CHARLES EATON CARMEL MYERS EARLE FOXE holy winds; weird. sepulchral mysterious footsteps; the barking a dog and hysterical screams of two gro honeymooners are sounds which Ip to establish a “creepy” atmosphere the haunted house sequence of “The Ghost Talks.” Majestic Manager WHITEFORD WAUGH’S MAJESTIC STAGE BAND Including the following principal Soloists: —Haydn Murray— Geo. Poore Herbert Williams—Rex Wills — Phil Jury J. Zimmer— Eric Bell - Aubrey Chambers — Dec Riley. Each individual soloist a master of his instrument. ENTRANCING PROGRAMME OF OLD FAVOURITES AND NEW ITEMS. IN ADDITION. FOX MOVIETONE NEWS. Including Scenes of “Bremen,” the German Ocean greyhound—Clean - ing Woolworth’s Building in New York —Opening of Hendon Air Pageant— President Hoover. “In a Music Shop.” Hear and See the tender story of “MY OLD KENTUCKY HOME.” Australia’s New Premier. Hon. J. A. Scullin, delivers a message to Australia and to the world. Chic Sale in “Marching On.” All-Talking Comedy. BOX PLAN AT THEATRE. PHONE 43-210.

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