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

LAST TWO DAYS ‘THE TRIAL OF MARY DUGAN” THE REGENT FEATURETTES and WHITEFORD WAUGHS ORCHESTRA COMING X FRIDAY (jThclßegcnl ckland’s Pre-eminent Talkie Theatre Direction: T. C. Williamson Filma, ltd The Clever Star of “Charming Sinners." •‘The Doctor's Secret.'* "Madame X.” here to charm you again. Ruth Chatterton Clive Brook SHE LAUGHS! Society’s Darling, now its Outcast. She laughs as she fights to win honour and the love of the had cused her. You’ll thrill to this daring Comedy-drama. U THE LAUGHING 7 A PARAMOUNT I ALL BOX PLANS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NOW ON VIEW AT THEATRE (PHONE 46-888) RESERVE EARLY. LADY PICTURE. TALKING

PRINCE EDWARD TALKING SINGING DANCING COLOUR TALKING SINGING DANCING COLOUR TALKING DANCING SINGING COLOUR TO-NIGHT AT 7.30 10-Reel Special “PARIS” With IRENE BORDONI and JACK BUCHANAN. All-Talkie Shorts. PRICES— Circle and Stalls. Is. Children, 6d. Reserves —Phone 40-252. GREY LYNN CINEMA A Fuller-Hayward Theatre. TO-NIGHT AT S O’CLOCK. Direct from the Strand Theatre. First National Vitaphone Talking a Singing Picture. IRENE SOROONI in “PARIS” With JACK BUCHANAN. Talkie Featurettes and Supports. USUAL POPULAR PRICES. WOMEN OF AUCKLAND ARE INVITED TO HEAR REV. WALTER BENTLEY Of New York. AT ST. MATTHEW’S CHURCH ON Thursday, May 22, at 2.30 p.m. Subject: “St. Paul's Analysis of Religion” Evening at 7.30: “Unanswerable Arguments for Immortality.” Friday Evening: “Was Jesus Christ God?" Sat. Evening: “Lecture on the Theatre and Readings. TO-NIGHT AT 7.30 — “If Christianity is False, What then?” QUESTIONS ANSWERED AT EVERY SERVICE. EVERYONE INVITED. Women’s National Reserve. Reunion of Mothers, Wives, and Widows of Sailors, and Soldiers who served in the Great War. will be held Tomorrow (Thurs.), at 3 p.m. AT Y.W.C.A., UPPER QUEEN STREET. Her Excellency Lady Bledsloe will be present. Invitations obtainable TO-DAY (Wednesday), at Pascoe, Jeweller, Queen St., or Y.W.C.A. Office. LINA FITCHETT, President. OLGA PAYKELL. Hon. Secretary.