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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 845, 13 December 1929, Page 17

(A Fuller-Hayward Theatre). (Auckland’s Intimate Talkie Theatre) TIMES OF PERFORMANCES MANAGERIAL! The Management wishes to announce that this picture is sound synchronised and accompanied throughout by the Roxy Theatre Orchestra of 110 Players, as was “Street Angel,” and “Four Devils/' In this stupendous drama of revelry and revolution, beauty and barbarity. From a straw roofed hovel to fame on the stage of the Moscow Theatre and power in the councils of revolutionary leaders, rises a Girl of the People— Striving—struggling—but for one thing. Revenge on her former oppressors and—when the opportunity comes—she offers her life to save a hated royalist. HEAR and SEE this great synchronised attraction bringing you the unparalleled music of the Roxy Theatre Orchestra of one hundred and ten of America’s Finest Musicians. CCLCCEf DEL CIO RIDDANCE teitk CHAKLEX LAEI3ELL and ■VAN LINCW Kacijl Walte Production A Sound Synchronised Picture Accompanied by Roxy Orchestra of 110 Players. :olourful melodrama produced by Raoul Walsh so interested Nev\ Yorkers that it played 12 weeks at the Globe Theatre on Broadway. Also, Fox Movietone News News of the World in Sight and Sound. “THE KNIFE” - - All-Talking version of the famous English Play b> Henry Arthur Jones. BOX PLANS AT THEATRE PHONE 43-114

TONIGHT SESSIONS 5 AND 8. 2 BIG FEATURES No. I—Pathe’s New Musical Drama of Irish Luck and Irish Love. ALL-TALKING ALL-SINGING MORTON DOWNEY'S Moat Sparkling All Song Picture, spiced with Irish Humour. A love as Lyrical as all Ireland told in Melody. “LUCKY IN LOVE” Morton Downey, popular Broadway tenor, with the golden voice sings “Love is a dream," and also several loving Irish songs. ALL-SONG ALL-TALKIE. Also on the same programme Metro-Goldwn-Mayer presents for initial screening in N.Z. his latest startler LON CHANEY IN “THUNDER ” A GRIPPING, EXCITING RAILROAD STORY. BOX PLANS AT THEATRE-RESERVES 41-341 ROXY TONIGHT.