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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 882, 28 January 1930, Page 15

and avoid the FINAL FEW DAYS. na and Afternoon Sess Send the Children to the M g Crush (A Fuller-Hayward Theatre) Auckland’s Intimate Talkie Theatre. j THREE. SESSIONS DAILY 11— 2.15 B. HAROLD LLOYD Action! Thrills! Love! A Masterpiece of Lloyd Comedy. The world-famous Comedian Adds Words to his Action—and how ! Here’s the Greatest Talk-Comedy entertainment ever. All the Convulsing Pantomime of “Safety Last” and “Speedy," with Lloyd Talking. “Welcome Danger"—lt's a Laugh-Cure for anything. J Eighteen months in the making—“ Welcome Danger" is hailed as the supreme achievement of Harold Lloyd. When Lloyd's voice is heard on the screen in the swiftmoving ccmcdy dialogue you have the whole laughing Lloyd to entertain you. Smart, fast repartee gives a New Zest and Spirit to his ever-delightful action. "WELCOME DANGER” A TEN REEL ALL-TALKING FUN RIOT. (A Paramount Release.) Box Plan at Theatre and Lewis Eady, Ltd. Popular Prices.

EMUpsSS TONIGHT AT 3 O’CLOCK. Final Screening in the District. See it Before it’s too late. ALL-TALKING, SINGING, MUSICAL. MAURICE CHEVALIER in “INNOCENTS of PARIS” PLAN AT THEATRE PHONE 27-077 TOMORROW New All Talkie Programme. Big Holiday Matinee 2 p.m. De Luxe Session, 8 p.m. "THE COLLEGE COQUETTE” 100 Per Cent. All-Talkie. And “UNDKR THE SOUTHERN CROSS” Part Talkie and Synchronised Music.

If there is a Show in Auckland worth seeing it is Advertised in THE SUN!