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

THIS GREAT SILENT FILM SCREENING DEC. 13 and 14 ONLY. WILLIAM FOX SPECIAL “FAZIL” With CHARLES FARRELL “FAZIL” With GRETA NISSIN THE LOVE DRAMA OF THE YEAR. Desire Under the Palms and Along The Boulevards of Paris! Screened —■ 11.15, 1.30, 3.35, 5.45. and 8. POPULAR PRICES N.B.—Grand Theatre will be closed Dec. 16 to Dec. 19 owing to installation of Talkies, which will Commence FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20. GRAND GRAI SILENT PICTURF 7.45 LYRIC 7.-15 DOROTHY McKAILL AND JACK MULHALL IN “LADIES’ NIGHT IN A TURKISH BATH WALLACE BEERY AND RAYMOND HATTON IN “NOW WE RE IN THE AIR.” PRICES—Is, 1s 6d. Reserves. 6d extra. 7.45 P.M. Phone 43-645. 7.45 P.M. NOTE.—NO MATINEE SATURDAY. PH* Karangahape Road. DAILY: 1.30 &. 7. COMMENCING TONIGHT THREE FEATURE PROGRAMME. No. I—D. W. Griffith’s 9-Reel Special. LADY OF THE NIGHT No. 2—British Dominion Films 10-Reel Special. “AFTER THE VERDICT*’ (First Screening in Auckland}. No. 3—HENRY EDWARDS in RINGING THE CHANGES’ (First Release in Auckland). USUAL. PRICES.

GREY LYNN CINEMA. TONIGHT AT 7.45. TALKIES! 1 TALKIES! A First National Vitaphone Picture. Corinne Griffith as Lady Homilton in “THE DIVINE LADY” The Greatest Spectacular Drama ever screened. This picture was 12 months in the making. Wonderful Talkie Supports, as follows: — No. 1 Rathe News of the World. No. 2—“ EVOLUTION OF DIXIE,” played by the Vitaphone Symphony Orchestra. No. 3—Eve's Rev ew. showing lad es’ latest fashions. No. 4—Martinelli. the New York Opera Star sings. No. 5 “COLLEEN’S HOMELAND. 1 ’ showing scenes in Ireland. No. 6—“ Amateur Night at tl-e Theatre,” with all its fun. PEOPLE'S POPULAR PRICES. Reserves, Phone 28-406. CHILDREN’S MATINEE AT 2. LUNA PARK. Every Evenina(New Zealand * Coney Island). At 730 GET YOUR OWN THRILLS AND BROADSIDING SENSATIONS.

Fox Movietone are making an all success “Cradle Snatchers.’’ S i«* 1 Carol and Nick Stuart are the onlv j ones yet selected for the picture. It will be remembered that Nick Stuart had an important role in the silent version of “Cradle Snatchers,” mul* a few years ago.