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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 878, 23 January 1930, Page 15

SECOND TRIUMPHANT WEEK. There's a reason for it. CA Fuller*Hayward Theatre) Auckland’s Intimate Talkie Theatre. THREE SESSIONS DAI LY 11—2.15—8. HAROLD LLOYD Harold Lloyd in his Greatest La ugh-Thrill-Mystery Picture. The Innocent young botanist delves into the dens of Chinaiand and digs up a goldmine of laughs. The thrills are fast and furious, with a breath-taking romance. 44 WELCOME DANGER” A TEN REEL ALL-TALKING FUN RIOT. (A Paramount Release.) Send the Children to the Morning and Afternoon Sessions and # avoid the Evening Crush. Box Plan at Theatre and Lewis Eady, Ltd. <B* And what he says is as • funny as what he does ! That’s saying something when you recall the hilarious thrills of "Safety Last" and the uproarious action of "Speedy." But you don’t know Harold Lloyd until you hear him Talk the convulsing dialogue. Popular Prices.

QR^IJVn LAST DAY 0% oound Feature Picture Synchronised with Song and Music. COLLEEN MOORE in “LOVE NEVER DIES” ALL-TALKIE SUPPORTS. CONTINUOUS ALL DAY SESSIONS—FROM 11.15 A.M. TO 10 P.M. DAY AND EVENING PRICES. Stalls Is. Circle 1s 6d. Res. 2s. Phone 42-274 COMMENCING TOMORROW, FRIDAY Nancy Carroll and Richard Arlen In “MANHATTAN COCKTAIL” GRAND GRAND CITY OF AUCKLAND. PARNELL PARK, TONIGHT, AT 8. MUSICAL PROGRAMME BY THE AUCKLAND MUNICIPAL BAND Conductor: Mr. Christopher Smith. J. S. BRIGHAM, Town Clerk.

NOTE ! “ THE COLLEGE COQUETTE ! ” was banned by the Australian Censors and will not be screened in AustraliaBUT ! NOW SHOWING, and it’s All-Talkie, AT THE ROXY. No. 1— WILLIAM COLLIER JR. And RUTH TAYLOR “THE COLLEGE COQUETTE” ALL-TALKING ALL-RINGING ALL-DANCING ALL-MUSICAL Oh, Boy ! How She Can Dance ! TONIGHT 2—Wonderful Talkies—-2 NO INCREASE IN PRICES. BOX PLAN AT THEATRE RESERVES 41-341 ROXY TONIGHT The Last Word in Talkies. The Most Wonderful Talkie of Father Love. JACK HOLT Ably Supported by MICKEY McBAN, in “FATHER AND SON” More Pathos I More Human Interest ! than "SORRELL AND SON " And It’s a Talking picture.