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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 880, 25 January 1930, Page 15

(Newton) TONIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK SENSATIONAL I ALL-SINGING I ALL-TALKING I ALL-MUSICAL I MAURICE CHEVALIER ‘INNOCENTS of PARIS’ Selected All-Talkie Short Featurettee BOX PLAN AT THEATRE. Phone 87-077 7.45 PJK. WEDNESDAY, AT B.SO. 7.45 MATINEE in nr A ZANE GREY STORY. “STAIRS OF SAND,” with WALLACE BEERY, JEAN ARTHUR And CHESTER CONKLIN. ‘ CHINATOWN CHARLIE," with JOHNNY HINES. HEAR OUR ORCHESTRA. 7.45 P.M. 7.45 PJI. PHONE 43-645. PRICES :—1», l». 6d. Reserve* ed. Extra. EXCELLENT ALL-TALKING PROGRAMME. Tonight at 7.30. PH'ToWARd KARANGAHAPE ROAD. A Fuller-Hayward Theatre. Life had tricked him Hi* wiM had cheated him His friend had betrayed him What did scandal want of him now ... See “ ON TRIAL ” Pauline Frederick and Bert LyteW. 100% ALL-DIALOGUE In Addition: Musical, Singing, and Talkie Short*. Coming Tuesday: Dorothy Mackail! and Jack MulhaM’o first Talkie, “TWO WEEKS OFF" Grey Lynn Fuller-Hayward Theatre. TONIGHT AT 8 O’CLOCK. Columbia Pictures Fresent “Tbs Lone Wolf’s Daughter” SEE and HEAR BERT LYTELL in a stirring melodramatic thriller. MYSTERIOUS HAPPENINGS STRANGE DISAPPEARANCES STARTLING EVENTS SPLENDID SUPPORTS. People’s Popular Prices. Phone 26-406 for Reserves Extra Attraction Tonight MA'J»'CE VANCAM hTe King of_T ramps, he Original \Y : 'c. • a *<'c will te‘& > o this experience whilst walking raun t.ie world.