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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 941, 7 April 1930, Page 15

YOU CAN HEAR WHAT THEY SAY AT THE i/Kah^Uc Theatre. 0 8 p.m. WHAT HAPPENS AFTER THE CURTAIN FALLS? WHAT LIES BEHIND THE MAKE-UP? See and Hear the answer in the fascinating story of three people, a comedian a waitress and a genius, and of an inferiority complex that strikes a compelling human note. behind the Makeup With WILLIAM POWELL FAY WRAY HAL SKELLY. (A Paramount Picture.) ADDED ATTRACTIONS INCLUDE: Universal Newspaper News World’s Latest News. • Don’t Believe It” All-Talkie Comedy. ‘‘Afraid to Go Home in the Dark” Novelty Sound Cartoon. Mountain Melodies Song Scenic. \ BOX PLANS AT THEATRE PHONE 43-210 2,000 SEATS AT PRICES 1s TO 2s 6d.

HEAR! ‘Dream Love Love Parade/ Stay the “ Utterly delightful, entrancing, enrapturing ! ” says The New York Daily News. Hear Chevalier sing. See him make love. In this mirthful mus-ical-romance of a beautiful queen. 1 V : m * V' \J u c>. C VS* ,c\ 2ND WEEK STRAND 11 2.15 8. BOX PLANS AT THEATRE PHONE 43-114.

Hear “MAURICE CHEVALIER” “JEANNETTE MACDONALD” THE POPULAR ARTISTS IN “THE LOVE PARADE” On the following “His Master’s Voice” Records. E.A.695—“My Love Parade” “Nobody’s Using It Now” (Maurice Chevalier). AT ALL E.A.6B2—“March of the Grenadiers. ''Dream Lover.” (Jeanette MacDonald). DEALERS.

2 SARRON v. DONOVAN (Fuli Fifteen Rounds). BIG ATTRACTIONS To-Night Sessions: 5.45 and 8 o’clock SAM HARDY BARBARA STANWYCK in “MEXICALI ROSE” 10Q% 'ALL-TALKING. I BOX PLAN AT THEATRE RESERVES 41-341 WEDNESDAY NEXT ROXY THEATRE The All-Talking Picture with a Soul and British. Direct from the 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.”