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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 875, 20 January 1930, Page 15

Direction« Thomas A. O’Brien Theatres. f i De Luxe f Sessions—*l, 2.30, 8. PLAZA “Home of the Big Talkies” NOW SHOWING DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAMME. JACK MULHALL and DOROTHY MACKAILL IN,THEIR FIRST TALKING SUCCESS. a 2 WEEKS OFF” SECOND FEATURE—FOLLOWING ITS SUCCESSFUL SEASON AT THE CIVIC. “THE FALL OF EVE” With FORD STERLING and PATSY RUTH MILLER. Note the Prices : Stalls Is. and 2s. Circle 2s, 9d. and 3s. 3d. Ring 41-586 for Reserves. COMING FRIDAY NEXT:— v The All-Talking and Singing Sensation. “MELODY LANE” with EDDIE LEONARD and JOSEPHINE DUNN. TIVOLI TONIGHT AT 8 P.M.—Phone 44-136 NOW SHOWING—“FLIGHT” ALL-TALKING EPIC OF THE AIR. NEWMARKET. TONIGHT. 7,50. DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAMME RIALTO No. I—“SMASHING THROUGH” Dedicated to the Age of Speed. Sensational Motor-Racing Story. No. 2—“ME GANGSTER” JUNE COLLYER and DON TERRY. A Great Picture Big Railway Concessions for Picnic Parties Here are a few examples of the remarkably cheap return fares for picnic excursions arranged by schools, business houses, friendly societies, trade unions, etc. Children (Lip to 15 years). Adults. From Auckland. To Henderson 9d 1/6 To Swanson lOd 1/8 To Helensville 1/6 2/9 To Papakura lOd 1/8 (Or vice versa) Communicate tcith the nearest Stationmaster, Business Agent, or District Manager for full particulars .

MUSIC SONG “Married in Hollywood 11 CIVIC Sat. Next THRILLS AND EXCITEMENT, EVERY GHT KING’S DRIVE, WATERFRONT. EVERY EVENING, AT 7.30. MATINEES, WED. & SAT., 2.30. take a turn at the SCENIC RAILWAY, THE DODG EM THE WHIP, THE CATERPILLAR, MERRY MIX UP, JOY WHEEL, PUN FACTORY, RIVER CAVES, MERRY GO ROUND, GOOFY HOUSE. have a good cup of tea on the take bus from foot of QUEEN ST. Slid Sam to Sue, “What shall we do? I’m feeling off the mark.'* Said she. “My dear, the answer's clear. We’ll go to LUNA PARK.” MUSIC SONG “Married in Hollywood” CIVIC Sat. Next