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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 949, 16 April 1930, Page 17

2 2 THIRD WEEK AND SEASON DRAWING TO A CLOSE. During the past three weeks many thousands have revelled in the Spectacle, usic. Song and the Artistry of magnetic Maurice and charming Jeanette acDonald in “The Love Parade.’’ You’ll have to step fast lest you miss it altogether. HEAR “MY LOVE PARADE” “DREAM LOVER,” “PARIS. STAY THE SAME,” “LET’S BE COMMON,” “NOBODY’S USING IT NOW,” “GOSSIP,” “MARCH OF THE GRENADIERS,” “ANYTHING TO PLEASE THE QUEEN.’ CHE VALIER sings the sly roguish airs Jor which he is Jam'JEANETTE MacDONALD The screen’s most exquisite prima donna introduces ‘’Dream Lover’’ song oj midnight. '<bS m DASHING DARING r ' . LUSCIOUS ENTERTAINMENT i DEBONAIR MAURICE CHEVALIER Warning “The Love Parade” will not be shown in Suburban Districts for many months to come. BOX PLAN AT THEATRE. PHONE 43-114. In the Screen’s most sophisticated and Tuneful Entertainment. THE IOVf PAIMDE Produced Imaginatively by Director Ernest Lubitsch. v’ND WEEK STRAND 11

Sessions: 11, 1.15, 3.30, 5.45, 8 o'clock. (QUEEN STREET). Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. BOX PLAN AT THEATRE TO-NIGHT COMPLETE NEW ALL-TALKING PROGRAMME. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer’s Famous All-Talking, Singing, Dancing Comedy de Luxe. Starring WILLIAM HAINES, ANITA PAGE, KARL DANE in “MAVy BLUES” It’s an All-Talking Riot of Fun. A Hilarious All-Comedy Hit! AND SELECTED ALL-TALKING SHORT FE ATU R ET*TES.