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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 886, 1 February 1930, Page 19

2,000 SEATS AT PRICES Is to 2s 6d. The Majestic (A Fuller-IHayward Theatre.) SESSIONS: 11 A MILLION LAUGHS SET TO MUSIC. The Brilliant Musical Comedy Version of “THE CRADLE SNATCHERS” Cradle Snatchers” and the riot it was on the stage and silent tHi s Talkie version, with new stars and WHY LEAVE HOME 4 With Sue Carol, David Rollins, Nick Stuart rid catchy song iber "Look What You've Done to Me/’ "Doing the Boom Boom ” “Old Soldiers Never Die.*' TOT ing husbands step forth es and three college boys In Addition: Clark and McCullough, inimitable comedia Friedland’s Ritz Revue, Filmed on Atlanta Fox Movietone News, Including Special Austral SSISSII l _ y Mujical comedy Version of 'Cradle Snatchers BOX PLAN AT THEATRE PHONE 43-210. COMMENCING NEXT FRIDAY WILLIAM N—FOX presents %GIRL w m m/m i with. LOLA LANE PAUL PAGE | KENNETH THOMSON, "“N MOORHEAD, WARREN L >—N. HYMER. x —4. m §9 m i_os Angeles to Hava of "The Girl from Havan diallague of a liner at sea and passing through the Panama Canal Locks. MAJESTIC NEXT FRIDAY via Panarrta Canal, the swift moving action sweeps, carrying with it all the sound and gripping detective story, recorded in both colourful cities, on SPEEDAWAY TO THE AMBASSADOR, Pt. Chevalier. TONIGHT AT 8. And See Reginald Denny in "HIS LUCKY DAY" Broadsides of Laughter, No Cinders, Barrels of Fun and Ballet Girls. Preceded by "FLEETWING." A Gripping Story of Desert Shieks and COMEDY rcH >VA THE IVM