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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 899, 17 February 1930, Page 13

YOU CAN HEAR WHAT THEY SAY AT SESSIONS 11—2.15 8 P.M. The Majestic (A Fuller-Hayward Theatre.) SESSIONS Dorothy Mackaill in U© Louise Fazenda Jack Oakie Charles Delaney (A First National-Vitaphone Picture). AOELE ROWLAND ir “STORIES IN SONG” A Group of Numbers notable for their narrative aspect and others r syncopated score. Addition: l “CANNED MUSIC” Krazy Kat. Sound Cartoon. aus for the “A LION ROUND-l>P” Accompanied by Whiteford-Waugh’s Majestic Orchestra. BOX PLANS AT THEATRE 2,000 SEATS AT PRICES 1s TO 2s 6d. •MUSICAL INTERLUDE” r. Haydn Murray, Violinist. “Serenade” (Drdla.) “HOME EDITION” •amount All-Talking Comedy. PHONE 43-210.

FINISH ! ! - Last 2 Nights STACKING THE CROWDS IN AT EVERY SESSION. SESSIONS 8 O’CLOCK. The All-Talking Sensation GLORIA SWANSON IN “THE TRESPASSER” United Artist Picture. Directed by Edmund Goulding. BOX PLAN AT THEATRE. PHONE RESERVATIONS 41-341.

FREE! FREE! FREE!—Tonight is Family Night. Read this Carefully: All Children will be Admitted FREE who accompany their parents, either tonight or tomorrow night, during the screening of LON CHANEY IN “THUNDER.” AT TWO THEATRES. ‘Palace (Newton). (Ml. Eden Road). TONIGHT AT 8 O’CLOCK. LON CHANEY in “THUNDER” SEE AND HEAR This Amazing and Tremendous Railroad Story. HEAR THE ROAR OF THE ENGINES HEAR THE SHRILL OF THE WHISTLES SEE LON CHANEY AS THE DEVIL-MAY-CARE ENGINEDRIVER. NOTE! “Thunder” is most suitable for all children between the ages of 6 and 60. In Addition—A Full Programme of Wonderful Featurettes, as follows: No. 1— “CRAZY FEET,” 2-reel All-Talking Charlie Chase Comedy. No. 2 “BERNARDO DE PACE,” Mandolin Artist. No. 3 “IVAN AND SCHENCK,” Popular Comedians. No. 4—• “BILTMORE TRIO,” Snappy Singers. No. 5 “METROTONE” SOUND NEWS. EMPRESS—Reserves Ph. 27-077. CRYSTAL PALACE—Reserves Ph. 20-573