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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 851, 20 December 1929, Page 17

Thje Majestic (A Fuller-Hayward Theatre) CONTINUOUS DAILY FROM 11 A.M. Special Holiday Programme. WILLIAM FOX prej&rtt of the proved Hear and powerful di weakling wh himself a valiant the strangest test courage man was ever called upon to face. ALL-TALKING (Day Sessions Only). “THE CIRCUS KlD.’' Depicting the glamorous and colourful life of the Nomads who live and work under the “big top” of a travelling circus. ‘ FORGET ME NOT” Merry romance in Song, Dialogue and Dance, with Drfvid Rollins and Nancy Drexel. A Christmas Pantomime as a Talking Film. “THE MUSIC FIENDS” Clark and McCullough, Inimitable Comedians. AH-Talking Comedy. EVE’S REVIEW. During the presentation of this short at the Evening Sessions, WhitefordWaugh’s Majestic Orchestra, will provide Musical Accompaniment. BOX PLAN AT THEATRE, PHONE 43-210. PRICES COMING! BOXING DAY! “THE ISLE OF LOST SHIPS." ALL-TALKING NOVELTY, MELODRAMA.

R!ssE^> ANNOUNCEMENT ! ! IT COMMENCES TONIGHT ! SESSIONS: 5 A NEW “COHENS AND KELLYS.” THEIR FIRST TALKIE! FIRST SCREENING IN N.Z. A RIOTOUS SCREEN COMEDY TALKIE GEORGE SIDNEY VERA GORDON MACK SWAIN— KATE PRICE IN THEIR FIRST TALKIE. COHENS AND KELLYS IN “ ATLANTIC CITY.” IT’S A TALKING RIOT! Prepare to Laugh as You’ve Never Laughed Before! You have seen “Cohens and Kellys in Paris,” but you Must See Their First Talkie, “Cohens and Kellys in Atlantic City.’’ FUNNIER THAN EVER. Also—No. 2—Latest Talkie Rathe News. No. 3—Latest Talkie Pathe Review. No. 4—Crazy Cat Sound Cartoon. No. 5—2-Reel Talking Comedy (Baby Talks) BOX PLAN AT THEATRE RESERVES 41-341. ROXY SCREENING TONIGHT..