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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 917, 10 March 1930, Page 15

H ay wa rd Theatre. m m SESSIONS: 11 A nerve tingling story of the adventures of Conan Doyle's wizard of Baker Street. Sherlock Holmes, the world’s greatest detective, a living, talking character, tracking great criminals before your eyes. ALL-TALKING (A Paramount Picture). Ir FRANK CRUMIT il. ••Rome’' "Scenic of the Old World.” Fox Movietone'News'..' . In Scene and Sound. Dale Smith. Celebrated Vocalist In a Bracket of Numbers. "Fatal Forceps” Ford Sterling All-Talking Comedy. PLANS AT THEATRE (PHONE 43-114) AND LEWIS EADY, LTD. NEXT ATTRACTION A Story of Pathos, Laughter and Humanness that will parallel the sensation caused by Herbert Brenon’s "Sorrell and Son." fcfc LUMMOX 11 3ased on the book by Fannie Hurst. BRENON, maker of "Sorrell GREY LYNN CINEMA TO-NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK. A DOUBLE STAR PROGRAMME. No. I—Universal Pictures present Silent picture. "No. 13 WASHINGTON SQUARE” No. 2 United Artists 100% Talkie Comedy, ".3 LIVE GHOSTS.” The picture that Opened the New Cn Theatre. Come to the Cinema to See and Hear t Best Talkies. USUAL FAMILY PRICES. VICTORIA, DEVONPORT. SILENT PROGRAMME. William Boyd in “THE COP” An exciting story of a New York Pofice Officer. REALISTIC! HUMAN! THRILLING! I Circle. 1s 6d; Stalls, 1s; Children, 9d.