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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 839, 6 December 1929, Page 15

SOON TWILL BE TOO LATE. If you are not numbered among the thousands who. in the past week, have revelled in the excitement of ••Bulldog Drummond." and marvelled at the thrill of the Coiman Voice —the Voice of an English Gentleman —you’ll have to step fast, lest you miss it altogether Be Advised. Book Your Seats. Or Attend the Day Sessions at 11 a.m. (When Cheaper Prices Prevail), and 2.15 p.m. TIMES OF PERFORMANCES 11A.M. (Cheaper Prices at 11 a.m. Session). RONALD COLMAN UNITED ARTISTS PICTURE By “Sapper” 100 PER CENT. KING’S ENGLISH BULLDOG DRUMMOND The daring exploits of a thrillseeker battling an insane doctor in a house of mystery for the 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. LILYAN TASHMAN-JOAN BENNETT —CLAUDE ALLISTER MONTAGUE LOVE. Also Addit'n Selection of Talking and Singing Short Iten

NEWTONS POPULAR ALL-TALKIE THEATRE. TONIGHT AT 8 O’CLOCK. And Monster Broadway Melody Matinee, Tomorrow, 2 p.m. Metro-Goldwyn’s Colossal CHARLES KING—ANITA PAGE—BESSIE LOVE in ‘BROADWAY MELODY’ TALKING & SINGING FEATURETTES! No. 2—George Lyons, Singing Harpist. No. 3—William O’Neal, Irish Silver Tenor. No. R—The Revellers, Coloured Revue. No. s—Sunshine Sammy and his Brothers. Box Plan at Theatre. Ph. Reserves 27-077 EMPRESS TONIGHT