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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 977, 21 May 1930, Page 17

THREE SESSIONS DAILY. LAST TWO DAYS 11 A.M., 2.15 P.M. 8 P.M. MAJESTIC FRIDAY NEXT. An All-Talking Romantic Melodrama. Where There's a Girl —There’s a Way. The “World's Boy Friend.” as clean cut, as alive, and up to the minute as you’ve always known him to be. This time he stars as a daring performer in a Circus Carnival Troupe. CHARLES (BUDDY) ROGERS and JEAN ARTHUR “HALF WAY TO HEAVEN” Up! Up! And over! You’ll have your heart in your mouth as you watch Buddy Rogers high in the air on the 60ft. trapeze, fighting with fate and a desperate rival for the girl of his heart. (A Paramount Picture.) PLANS AT THEATRE PHONE 43-210.

LAST TWO DAYS. PERFECT SPEECH AND MUSIC. Paramount Comedy Talking Feature. HAROLD LLOYD IN “WELCOME DANGER” One Huge Laugh from Start to Finish. A MICKEY MOUSE CARTOON “MICKEY’S OPRY HOUSE” The Best Bill In Town for School Children SESSIONS: 11.15, 1.30, 3.35, 5.45, and 8. ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY. AUCKLAND LEADS THE WAY FOR THE FIRST TIME IN THE WHOLE EMPIRE. “THE LONDON THEATRE” (t-ate GRAND, opp. G.P.0.) Will be entirely devoted to British Films i COMMENCING FRIDAY, May 23 I “HIGH TREASON” The Greatest Spectacular Film England i has Ever Produced. All-Talking, with Inspiring Theme Songs ( This Great Film will be Screened (only) at above Theatre and not in the Suburbs.