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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1003, 20 June 1930, Page 17

\ Direction: Thomas A. O’Brien. LAST DAY Three Sessions ' - Daily: 10.30 a.m., 2.30 and 8 p.m. JANET GAYNOR CHARLES AND CURRENT PROGRAMME. FARRELL ,N “Higli Society’ TO-MORROW-A SUCCESSION OF THRILLS: A MASKED STRANGLER EMERALDS WORTH A FORTUNE A GANG OF MASKED CROOKS AT BAY m bulldog; DRUMMOND TN Temple Tower A Fo SUSPENSE THRILLS SPOOKS. Movietone Picture. With A CAST OF BRITISH ACTORS. Based on the gripping story By H. C. McNeile, of a gigantic Jewel robbery and its unexpected consequences, the unique treatment given to the tal-s has resulted in a picture as entertaining and clever as it is thrilling. This treatment is something the individual theatregoer is asked to discover for himself, as the picture has many surprises. Kenneth McKenna as “Bulldog Drummond," Marceline Day and Henry B. Walthall head the well-chosen cast. TED HENKEL’S CIVIC CONCERT ORCHESTRA | Playing “THE CHOCOLATE SOLDIER" | (Strauss). j THEN FRED SCHOLL - At the CIVIC GRAND ORGAN, Playing “POPULAR CLASSICS." 40-266 ORCHESTRAL CONCERT, 7.30 TO 8 P.M. BOX PLANS NOW OPEN AT THE CIVIC. RESERVATIONS 43-266 PLAZA CONTINUOUS FROM 11 A.M. FINAL SCREENING "Splinters” and “South Sea Rose.” COMMENCING TO-MORROW AT 11 A.M. CHARLES FARRELL & JANET GAYNOR “High Society Blues” PLAZA POPULAR PRICES—day Stalls, 1s; Circle, 1s 6d. NIGHT Stalls, 1s and 1s 6d; Circle, 2s. PHONE 41-586 FOR RESERVES. TIVOLI To-night at 8 FINAL SCREENING “BEHIND THE MAKE UP" and “SOUTH SEA ROSE" COMMENCING TO-MORROW—-“JEALOUSY” and “HIGH SOCIETY BLUES.”

NEW ZEALAND LABOUR PARTY. PRINCE EDWARD THEATRE. KARANGAHAPE RD., Cor. of Pitt St. SUNDAY, JUNE 22, AT 7 P.M. REOPENING OF Sunday Evening Lectures. With MUSICAL AND PICTURE SUPPORTS. Specially Attractive Programme. Lecture by MR. W. E. PARRY, M.P., ' Rationalisation of Industry and Its Effect.” Supported by O) Selected Musical Items. (2) Picture—“ Poland, a Nation Reborn. (3) Picture —“White Paper (Educational) Picture—“ Lost in the Arctic.*' Children under 16 Admitted accompanied by Parents. Silver Collection to Defray Expenses. Roll Up. Note the Date—SUNDAY, JUNE 22, at 7 p.m. C. t. MARTIN, Secretary. TEACHERS OF DANCING "PAYETTE” School of Dance Arts, Russian Ballet, Technique, Original Routines; Class cal Character, Ballroom —For terms and particulars—Room 11, Albert Bldgs., Swanson Street. Phone 46-782. BALLROOM, Operatic Character Dancing Classes. Private tuition Valeska's Studio, Ngapuhu Chambers, Lome St. Phone 46-121. Auckland Winter Exhibition JULY 9 TO 19, 1930. COMPETITIVE SECTIONS FOR ALL. ENTRIES CLOSE TO-DAY (FRIDAY) AT 8 P.M. Schedules Free on application to W. FODONNELL. A and P. Association, 41 Albert Street. Auckland. SPACEi SPACE! SPACE! MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS REQUIRING SPACE APPLY TO J. FINDLAY, Manufacturers’ Association, Queen’s Arcade, Queen St., Auckland.

“Sally,” the Vitaphone picture starring Marilyn Miller, is made entirely in technicolour, every scene being Photographed in its natural hues. It is one of the most beautiful pictures * v er screened, and has a brilliant cast, headed by handsome Alexander Gray, Joe !E. Brown, Pert Ivelton and a chorus of ae hundred beautiful girls.