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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 897, 14 February 1930, Page 15

The Majestic (A Fuller-Hayward Theatre.) TODAY 11 the breeziest, ice ever. The young thing with nd a tramcar inDorothy Mackaill snappiest comedy story of a moder Rolls-Royce ideas (6 T* Hard. to Get With darling British Dorothy speaking some of the snappiest, wittiest lines you’ve ever heard. She looked like a million dollars, acted like a million dollars, and was Just as hard to get. Elusive, but not exclusive until a garage mechahic gave her a first-hand demonstration of Second Avenue Love. DOROTHY MACKAILL LOUISE FAZENDA—CHARLES DELANEY—JACK OAKIE (First National Vitaphone Picture.) ADELE ROWLAND in “STORIES IN SONG” A Group of Numbers notable for their narrative aspect and others famous for their syncopated score. “A LION ROUND-UP” Accompanied by Whiteford-Waugh’s Majestic Orchestra. “CANNED MUSIC” Krazy Kat. Sound Cartoon. “MUSICAL INTERLUDE” Mr. Haydn Murray, Violinist. “Serenade" (Drdla.) Accompanied by Whiteford-Waugh’s Majestic Orchestra. PHONE 43-210. BOX PLAN AT THEATRE

AT 2 THEATRES TONIGHT, AT 8 O’CLOCK. AND AT MONSTER MATINEE, TOMORROW, AT 2 P.M. FREE—FREE —FREE. Every boy and girl attending this Matinee will reseive free a COMIC PAPER BOOK. This gift available at BOTH THEATRES wvSffil| enUMs (MT. EDEN ROAD). (NEWTON). ty 100% ALL TALKING MELODRAMAS ON THE SAME PROGRAMME. -lAN KEITH —DOROTHY REVIER in 100% All-Talking Crook Drama •“LIGHT FINGERS” 2—LLOYD HUGHES —MARGARET LIVINGSTONE in 100% All-Talking Powtjrful Drama of the Underworld. ACQUITTED BOX PLANS AT BOTH THEATRES. rves 27-077. CRYSTAL PALACE Reserves 20-573. EMPRESS Reset

GLORIA SWANSON'S GREAT TALKIE THE MODERN MIRACLE OF THE TALKING SCREEN. “THE TRESPASSER 99 The Trespasser original screen play that has been acclaimed in Enoland, America, Australia and New Zealand as the most human and enthralling show ever unfolded on the Talking Screen. It is a United Artists Piccure. TONIGHT’S SESSIONS: 5.45 SPECIAL MATINEE TOMOREOW, % P.M. BOX PLAN AT THEATRE, PHONE RESERVES 41-341.

Grace Hayes, vaudeville, Victor, radio and night club star, has arrived at Universal City to make her debut in moving pictures. She is the leading woman in the "King of Jazz Revue,” starring Paul Whiteman, which John Murray Anderson has just placed in production there. The Twin Sisters G., famous European dancing sensation, preceded her by one day.