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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1000, 17 June 1930, Page 15

B SCREENING DAILY: 11 xr; •^yr. l 2.15 AND S. THE STARS OF THE BROADWAY MELODY CHARLES KING BESSIE LOVE Supported by the Screen’s Famous Comediennes MARIE DRESSLER POLLY MORAN ALL QjikSING TALKING! SINGING! DANCING! Supporting* Programme includes: TITTO RUFFO . . World-famous Baritone DUCCI DE KEREJARTO Wizard of the Violin WHiTEFORD WAUGH’S ORCHESTRA Selected Mus cat Programme K-s Nightly from 7.30 to 8 p.m. I Box Plans on View at Theatre. Phone 46-BSS. and at Lewis Eaay, Lta There is only one ‘ MARVELLOUS” Production IE REGENT FRIDAY NEXT fUz: Tab *tA Ly °*ib ic» !\’T °n/ CCM ■i KV ocrf r *n c ! r C °UI e C f + 1/ °C 1 U ' n 9i °ut * di ***** IS s** A G r a^‘ *'th D Ojf r u/i c Oe r *t OVsp Ch o PO/ o*B m ‘The Va Sßbonn Kin?” n -yo O rjft- h% a> $ n %-«y n Z ‘»°st Z,. Of ; f/y e n o 'Wore * ola rn O n e vL **© Uerf. ° r Of,„ lv or;-. fo " e rf„ oi/s , r ’a- s >OU have *2*" j ing A BOX PLANS Now on View at Theatre. Phone 46 888. Reserve Early. A Paramount All-Technicolor Musical Romance.

LAST DAYS. »' . tucatrc THE LONDON, late Grand, cpp. G.P.O. 1 THE ALL-BRITISH TALKIE THEATRE. Perfect Speech and Music. 100% Talkie Version of a Great Novel by EDEN PHILLPOTTS. •THE AMERICAN PRISONER" With CARL BRISSON and MADELIENE CARROLL ENGLISH TALKIE SUPPORTS. Continuous Daily Sessions. Day Prices—Stalls. 1s; Circle. 1s 6d &. s ! Evening Prices—Stalls. 1s 6d; Circle. 2s; 1 6d extra Reserved Seats. Phone 42-274. Plan at the “LON DON ” , Patronise London Tea Rooms First Floc r - THE LONDON THE LONDON VICTORIA. DEVONPORT A Fuler-Hayward Theatre. CLIVE BROOK WILLIAM POWELL i and RUTH CHATTERTON in “CHARMING SINNERS' Recommended by the Censor as more Suitable for Adults. A FULL TALKIE PROGRAMME.

BROADWAY. RIALTO NEWMARKET. TO-NIGHT AT 8 Last Night of the Great Double Feature AM-Talking Programmer “WHY LEAVE HOME?” Fox’s Screaming Comedy. “SYNCOPATION” Mirth, Melody and Music. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY) AT •. MAURICE CHEVALIER in Paramount’s Greatest Sensation INNOCENTS OF PARIS Phone 46-609. LITTLE THEATRE SOCIETY 18th Production. •THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING ERNEST." By OSCAR WILDE. Wilt be Presented At the CONCERT CHAMBER on JULY 2,3, 4. and 5Members' Preferential Box Plan NOW OPEN At Lewis Eady, Ltd Reserve Your Seats. TO-DAY, for 2nd Performance TO-MORROW, for 3rd Performance. THURSDAY, for 4th Performance Intending Members must make immed.ate application to Lewis Eady, Ltd., or to thr Secretary. THEO. J. SPRY, 206 Victoria Arcade, Queen Street. The Subscription is nbw £1 11s 6d for Two Seats, 15s 9d for One Seat. At each of the three productions. Organiser and Producer. KENNETH BRAMPTON. Jack Holt portrays an outlaw in "The Border Legion,” Paramount’s all-talk-i ing picturisation of Zane Grey’s *»tor: : Richard Arlen i* starred in the pro duction. and Fay Wray plavp the tern*i nine lead.