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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 924, 18 March 1930, Page 15

LAST NIGHT CLIVE BROOK in “THE RETURN OF SHERLOCK HOLMES” (A Paramount Picture). Hayward Theatre. COMMENCING TO-MORROW 11 A.M. :r “Wolf of Wall ■•The Docks of New Thunderbolt/’ and vhat entertainment >re for you. The Street. ccla i best of screen’s Greatest Ch Actor in the most o ing of all his sen tional productions. w &m [ MJmL r/ -r. (Paramount yHciure ■M THE MIGHTS with BtkerKahimi Warner Gland e- O.P.Hegaie * -M\ & ALL - TALKING A story with everything! Human every moment with Bancroft in his greatest role. A Bancroft that the women will love, the men will cheer. Sparkling with Rare and Superb Entertainment. Hear George Bancroft, the master of characterisation In the greatest role of his remarkably successful career. PLANS ON VIEW AT THEATRE AND LEWIS EADY, LTD. Pho

TO-NIGHT—SESSIONS: 5.45. 8 o’clock FINAL SCREENING. JOHN GILBERT’S FIRST ALL-TALKIE ‘ HIS GLORIOUS NIGHT" TO-MORROW SESSIONS: 11, 1.15, 3.30, 5.45, 8 O’CLOCK. MAE MURRAY “PEACOCK ALLEY” IT'S AN ALL-TALKING. Partly Tn Technicolor A Blaze of Coloured Glory. EXCELLENT ALL-TALKING SHORT FEATURETTES, OUR NEXT ATTRACTION!! The All-Talking Picture with a Soul and British. Direct from Che State Theatre, Sydney, where it created a Record Season. JOHN BATTEN (our own Auckland Boy) in Thomas Hardy’s famous novel “Under the Greenwood Tree”