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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 989, 4 June 1930, Page 17

FINAL TWO DAYS ERICH VON STROHEIM with BETTY COMPSON. U THE GREAT GABBO” The Story of the rise and fall of a Great Ventriloquist. The Story is very powerful, the Music, Singing and Dancing is marvellous, and the Settings are Massive, Beautiful and Impressive. See and Hear the Lilting Melodies of "THE WEB OF LOVE” with Brilliantly Spectacular Scenes in Technicolour. (A Paramount Picture.) AND SELECTED-NOVELTY FEATURETTES SESSIONS DAILY. Majestic (A Fuller-Hayward Theatre.) 11 A.M. 2.15 P.M. 8 P.M. COMMENCING FRIDAY MAN-O’-WAR OF ALL MUSICAL SHOWS Radio Pictures' spendthrift spectacle of the Fleet at play. Nine great song numbers . . . every one a hit I Hundreds of beautiful girls In gorgeous dance ensembles ! Scenes of breath-taking beauty filmed In Technicolour. Jack Oakie and a grand company of stage-screen comics! Inspiring /oca! choruses . . . . three stirring bands .... >ne hundred negro singers. JACK POLLY OAKIE WALKER Bands playing ! r lags streaming! Crowds cheering! It will be playday for the sailors. All the sailors and all their sweethearts will be there when the 44 Grand Armada of Film Enter tainment steams Into Port.” Nero Song Hits: ‘‘Smith” The Old Hits: "Hallelujah” "Sometimes I'm Happy” "Nothing Could Be Sweeter” And many others and Hundreds of singers, dancers end- beautiful errts LAUGHS BY THE FLEET-LOAD ! Rollicking round the Globe with Uncle Sam’s hundred thousand sailors and their hundred BOX PLANS- AT MAJESTIC illion sweethearts. PHONE 43-210