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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 884, 30 January 1930, Page 17

LAST DAY AND NIGHT OF “THE VIRGINIAN ” (IDjclßccjcnl Auckland’s Pre-eminent Talkie Theatre. Direction: j. C. Williamson FilmsManaging Directors: F. Beaumont Smith and F. W. Thring. THREE SESSIONS DAILY—II A.M., 2.15 and 8 P.M. COMMENCING TOMORROW (FRIDAY) A BRAND NEW AND BRILLIANT SHOW. ALL TALK. SONGS AND DANCING AND JOYOUBLY DIFFERENT M OP X. c c i-h ■ mm 2 (Phone 46-883) Jdl Box Pta t ALL TALKING PICTUKK at Theatre with ELLIOTT NUGENT ROBERT MONTGOMERY CLIFF EDWARDS SALLY STARR A SAM WOOD Production They Shared their College Room. Razors, Girls. Ties anc Shirts—until a New CuCie came along. Then they quarrelled—and what a dance she led them! NEW FACES. NEW FROCKS. NEW FLAPPERS NEW SONGS. NEW DANCES. at Lewis Eadh Ltd.

(NEWTON) TONIGHT AT 8 O’CLOCK 2 SPECIAL HOLIDAY TALKIES No. I—William Collier Jr., Ruth Taylor, in 100°, 3 ALL-TALKIE, “THE COLLEGE COQUETTE’ No. 2—Bathie Stuart and All Star Cast “ Under the Southern Cross ” Part Talkie and Synchronised Music. Box Plan at Theatre Reserves: 27-077 COOL AND REFRESHING. AN AFTERNOON OR EVENING AT EVERY EVENING AT 7.30 P.M |I»A M*K MATINEE—SATURDAY AFTERNOON, 2.30. The The Parents’ Children’s Playground. Paradise. POPULAR PRICES— Admission to Park—Adults, 6d: Children. 3d. Concession Tickets, giving admission to the Park and one ride on each device: ADULTS, 3s; CHILDREN, 1s 6d. Take 1d Bus Wharf Gates. LUNA PARK LUNA PARK