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LAST DAY OF “TRESPASSER” “The Trespasser,” the splendid alltalking and singing production starring Gloria Swanson, will be screened at the Roxy Theatre for the last time today. This is one of the most outstanding pictures of the screen, and with its accompanying programme of talkie items, makes up an entertainment which should not be missed From tomorrow the Roxy will present an entirely new programme. There will be two big talkies on the one programme, both of them most exciting underworld thrillers. The first will be “Acquitted,” a powerful tale of a murder trial, starring Margaret Livingston, Lloyd Hughes and Sam Hardy. The second attraction will be “Light Fingers,” a fascinating story of a clever bank robber whose depredations baffled the police of the world. lan Keith is the star, and is supported by Dorothy Revier. Thrilling motor-car racing scenes form one of the chief features in “Burning Up,” Richard Arlen’s first starring talkie picture. Much of the action is being filmed on one of the fastest dirt tracks in Southern Calif ornia.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 900, 18 February 1930, Page 15
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174ROXY Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 900, 18 February 1930, Page 15
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