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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 887, 3 February 1930, Page 15

cpEcm AN ALL-ENGLISH TALKIE DRAMA. 100% TALKIE. Ronald Colman “Bulldog Drummond” Remember 100% Talkie. A Thrilling Sensation. “Bulldog Drummond” An All-English Play by English Actors! FINE SUPPORTING COMEDY. All Day Sessions from 11.15 a.m. to 10 p.m. All Day and Evening Prices— Stalls, 1s; Circle. 1s 6d; Reserves, 2s. Phone 42-274. GRAND GRAND 7.45 P.M. 7.45 P.M. am RICHARD BARTHELMESS “THE WHEEL OF CHANCE’ CLARA BOW And ESTHER RALSTON In •CHILDREN OF DIVORCE’’ PRICES—Is, 1s (id. Reserves. 6d Eotra. HEAR OUR ORCHESTRA. Phone 43-645. 7.45 P.M. 7.46 PM. THEO. HALPIN, SOLO PI AN IST E, ACCOMPANIBTE AND COACH Exhibitioner of Royal College of MusicFellow, Licentiate and Asscciate of Trinity College. Pupil of Tobias Matthay, London Resumes FEBRUARY 4. Students prepared for all examinations—Theoretical and practical. Sperial course for memorising. Interviews at 17 Grafton Rd. Phone 42-047 IVY ALDERTON, PIANOFORTE., Resumes Teaching WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 5. Studio: 107 REMUERA ROAD, Opposite Post Office. Interviews: 2-4 each Day. Quartet a.nd Duo Classes for Intermediate and Advanced Pupils now forming Class Teaching for young Beginners at Reduced Fees. STUDIO TELEPHONE, 25-286. MISS ADA YATES, TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE, Resumes Teaching MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 59 PARK ROAD. NELLIE LINQARD. Contralto Vocalist. Voice Production, Singing. Piano. Resumed February 1. 9 Earl St., Parnell. Maud was a flapper ao snappy. Who met with a dapper young Chappy. She said for a lark let’s see Luna Park, Now she’s mending his socks and happy.