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

The Majestic (A Fuller. Hayward Theatre). TIMES OF PERFORMANCES 11 a.m. There’s a Thrill in Every Minute and a Laugh in Every Foot. y so Oy TALK HELEN TWELVETREES CHARLES EATON CARMEL MYERS EARLE FOXE Ichral Melancholy winds: weird, s< voices; mysterious footsteps; the barking of a dog and hysterical screams of two negro honeymooners are sounds which help to establish a "creepy” atmosphere in the haunted house sequence of “The Ghost Talks.” The Majestic Management have great pleasur ing the return of WHITEFORD WAUGH’S MAJESTIC STAGE BAND jrray - Including the following principal Soloists: —Haydn Herbert Williams —Rex Wills— Phil Jury—J. Zinn Chambers — Dec Riley. Each individual soloist a ENTRANCING PROGRAMME OF OLD FAVOURITES AND NEW ITEMS. Geo. Poore Bell Aubrey aster of his instrument. IN ADDITION. FOX MOVIETONE NEWS. Including Scenes of “Bremen,” the German Ocean greyhound—Cleaning Woolworth’s Building in New York —Opening of Hendon Air Pageant— President Hoover. “In a Music Shop.” Hear and See the tender story of “MV OLD KENTUCKY HOME.” MAJESTIC Australia's New Premier. Hon. J. A. Scullin, delivers a message to Australia and to the world. Chic Sale in “Marching - On.” The Inimitable Comedian of “The Ladies' Man” in another AllTalking Comedy. TODAY BOX PLAN AT THEATRE. PHONE 43-210.

P6x^ Comm. TONIGHT —2 Big Talkies SESSIONS No. 1 WILLIAM BOYD “THE FLYING FOOL” IT’S AN ALL-TALKIE. 100% DIALOGUE. “The Flying Fool” is without doubt the biggest and best All-Talkie seen Auckland. No. 2—On the Same Programme Comedy, Dialogue, Sound and Music. EDDIE QUINLAN and THEORORE ROBERTS in “NOISY NEIGHBOURS” BOX PLAN AT THEATRE. RESERVES 41-341.