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

Co mm en c in g 3 SESSIONS DAILY: 11 To-day 2.15 WITHOUT COMPARE! The Paramount Gigantic Musical Spectacle. FILMED ENTIRELY IN NATURAL COLOUR Perfect English Perfectly Spoken There has never been anything Greater VAGABOND KING” STARRING DENNIS KING Jeanette Macdonald O. P. Heggie Lillian Roth Walter Oland and 1,000 others with AN OPERATIC CHORUS OF 500 VOICES. A PICTURE YOU WILL NEVER FORGET! Bookings are Heavy. Be Wise. Get in quickly. RESERVES AT THEATRE (PHONE 46-888.1 iWXWIWWWMWI ■ <mt ' eden roa °> j. TO-NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK FINAL SCREENING. “THE HOLLYWOOD REVUE " TO-MORROW 2 P.M. 8 P.M. COMPLETE NEW PROGRAMME - 2 STAR ALL-TALKIES No. h— The Famous British Army Comedy “SPLINTERS.” Britain’s Comedy Riot. A Wealth of Songs! Side-Splitting Laughter! All British Soldier Cast No. 2 —BEBE DANIELS (Star of Rio Rita), again sings tier way to your hearts in . “LOVE COMES ALONG.’* (NEWTON.) TO-NIGHT AT 8 Final Screening. 100! ALL-TALKING ROD LA ROCQUE in “THE DELIGHTFUL ROGUE.’’ (Recommended by the Censor as being more suitable for Adults.) TO-MORROW 2 P.M. -- 8 P.M. The King of Song, HARRY RICHMAN In 100% ALL-TALKING SINGING MUSICAL DANCING. “PUTTIN’ ON THE RITZ.” “Puttin’ On The Ritz” has Gloriously Coloured Sequences REGENT, Epsom No. 1— BETTY COMPSON in 100!„ No. 2 All-English Speaking Recommended by the Censor BOX PLAN AT THEATRE TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW AT 8. Also Big Matinee. To-morrow. 2 p.m. Double Star Talkie Attractions. Talkie, “WOMAN TO WOMAN.” Thriller, “BLACKMAIL.” • being more suitable for Adults. - RESERVES 20-142. (GREEN LANE.) TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW AT 8. Also Big Matinee, To-morrow, 2 p.m. “THE HOLLYWOOD REVUE” BOX PLAN AT THEATRE RESERVES 16-647. (PONSONBY RD.) TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW AT 8 O’CLOCK. Also Big Matinee, To-morrow, 2 p.m. WILLIAM POWELL - FAV WRAY “POINTED HEELS.” “Pointed Heels” has Gloriously Coloured Seqjcnccs In Addition: Selected All-Talkie Shorts. Box Plan at Theatre. Res. 26-940 ALEXANDRA WEST END NEW DE LUXE (MT. ALBERT TERMINUS.) TO-NIGHT AT 8 Final Screening GARY COOPER in "THE VIRGINIAN." TO-MORROW 2 P.M. 8 P.M. All-British Laughing Special, “SPLINTERS. Direct from the Civic. r nnr” [, ‘** JM “* M ****** l>M * ,< * M *****—^-fvwwwwwuw'

GREY LYNN CINEMA A Fuller-Hayward Theatre. TO-NIGHT AT 8 O’CLOCK. Straight from the Majestic to the Grey ; Lynn Cinema. Radio’s Mammoth Wonder Picture. ‘HIT THE DECK." With JACK OAKIE. POLLY WALKER,, and 1,000 others. The Show that has Amazed the World. } SPLENDID TALKIE SUPPORTS. People’s Popular Prices. SPECIAL CHILDREN’S MATINEE | SATURDAY, 2 O’CLOCK. ACROSS AUSTRALIA TO CAPE YORK. HEAR • HECTOR MACQUARRIE WORLD-FAMOUS AUTHOR AND TRAVEL LECTURER. Hear the Brilliant and Fluent Lecturer relate the Remarkable Adventures of his companion, Dick Matthews, and himseif, experienced in their Amazing Trip in a Baby Car through the wilds of Australia to Cape York. ILLUSTRATED LECTURE With MOVING PICTURES AND SLIDES. TO-NIGHT AT 8 O’CLOCK , AT THE LEWIS EADY HALL ADMISSION. 2s. Reserved Seats, apply Lewis Eady, Ltd. ? COMMUNITY SUNSHINE ASSOCIATION. JUMBLE SALE. AT SUNSHINE HOUSE NELSON STREET. SATURDAY MORNING AT 10.30. BARGAINS.

BROADWAY. RIALTO NEWMARKET. TO-NIGHT AT 8 O’CLOCK. LAST NIGHT OF MAURICE CHEVALIER In “The Innocents of Paris TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) 2.30 AND 8. A Wonderful Rouble-Feature All-Talking Programme! No. 1— ZANE GREY'S First Novel to be adapted to the Talking Screen. “THE LONE STAR RANGER” Zane Creys M&st Popular Romance ROTH CHATTERTON “THE DOCTOR'S SECRET” Tense. Pulsating Drama—with a Thrilling Climax. Also. MICKEY THE MOUSE, ETC., ETC Reserves, Phone 46-609. AUCKLAND KENNEL CLUB SPECIAL MID-YEAR SHOW. To be held in conjunction with the AUCKLAND WINTER EXHIBITION ENTRIES CLOSE FRIDAY. JUNE XI. Schedules Free on application to GEO. HUNT, Secretary, 19 Shaw Street. Morningside Phone 20-337.

Ttichard ‘ Skeets” Gallagher has already establisehd himsef as an idol in the eyes of Hollywood hostesses. His ability as an entertainer—dances, sings, wise-cracks and p !a.>s every instrument in an orchestra, brings him more social invitations than he can ever accept.