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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 859, 31 December 1929, Page 15

LAST TWO NIGHTS. Bwmmmm (A Fuller-Hayward Theatre;. AUCKLAND’S INTIMATE TALKIE THEATRE. TIMES OF PERFORMANCES Made with a British Mind for a British Audience. &S BLACKMAIL vv Our Mother Tongue as it should he Spoken. Also a Programme of Talking, Musical and Novelty Shorts. COMMENCING THURSDAY AT 11 A.M. Can you solve- ? a these Mysterious lyllii^ PhiloVance does in THE GREENE MIIRDERCiIH 7 vitn ‘William Repeating hi; on of “THE CANARY Thrills! Mysteryl Sinister, menacing crime. In the eerie mansion! A whole family trembles in the power of an invisible maniac! The world’s greatest fiction detective, Philo Vancei.. played by William Powell, suave, intellectual, leads you on the baffling trail of the mad killer! The author of “The Canary Murder Case" gives you a greater mystery-thr the records of an actual crime! ALL-TALKING. (A Paramount Picture). STRAND Box Plan at Theatre and Lewis Eady, L THURSDAY ited. FINAL SCREENING TONIGHT. Sessions—s.4s, 8 o’clock. TWO BRILLIANT TALKIES. No. I—WILLIAM BOYD in “HIGH VOLTAGE.” 100% ALL-TALKIE. IT TALKS FROM BEGINNING TO END. No. 2—PHYLLIS HAVER in “THE SHADY LADY* IT’S PART TALKIE. SOUND AND SYNCHRONISED MUSIC. BOX PLAN AT THEATRE. RESERVES, 41-341. O TOMORROW COMPLETE NEW CHANGE ALL-TALKIE PROGRAMME. Sessions —11, 1.15. 3.30, 5.45, S o’clock. Here’s an Unusual All-Talking Picture. You’ll Love this Girl in the Show'! BESSIE LOVE (Star of Broadway Melody). And RAYMOND HACKETT. SHE WAS A BORN TROUPER. IN 100 PER CENT. ALL-TALKIE. “THE GIRL IN THE SHOW” ALL TALKING!! Also Selected All-Talkie Short Featurettes. BOX PLAN AT THEATRE RESERVES 41-341. ROXY TOMORROW.