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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 954, 23 April 1930, Page 17

LAST NIGHT CLYDE COOK Sparkling Comedy, Lilting Music. La ugh ter and Song a heart throb or two that’s "Jazz Heaven.” (A Radio Picture.) AND A PROGRAMME OF TALKING AND SINGING SHORTS. “JAZZ HEAVEN” 0' r-Hayward Theatre.) Commencing To-morrow A faithful transcription to the talking screen of Sir J. M. Barrie's whimsical story “The Old Lady Shows Her Medals." With Gary Cooper swagger’ the Watch.' of “The Black ' >G -' , t-) t Hc iton BOX PLANS AT THEATRE. 1 Mcdo'-s- . , sV>" M la „dW'SeP"' a ir* sY !-*Z - wV '° red ' n tt>e s ona\''' y ,^a^' r ''J. Ve aV ®er t°°, r a so l '' 9« r 'Leo " u "orv9® d I °eet '"’i°n Jt tv>® r , e ' wV '° 'at v ' er ,v-e are v. ” '* V '° 1 VioO'J, o \d lad t tl re'“ rtevi'- lt ' ay U/at | o\’’ c arc d *% «a^rs£scar* cS '. e I°r A° d y ?s ' ov,e .ove.-) In Addition: 2RVICE AT LONDON CENOTAPH! The Vast Crowds Singing “O, God Our Help i ounding “The Last Post” and “Reveille.” Tf wn. It will thrill your British hearts. ok 2,000 SEATS AT PRICES 1s TO 2s 6d. PHONE 43-210.