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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1011, 30 June 1930, Page 15

Little, but what .he's h( , "‘ * B^°n W? h,S '{?“"S P fo'r n .*;S*ee hint j that is packed with speed and surprises. ] T 3 the field from behind to win a losing With EDDIE BU22ELL ALICE DAY (A First National and Vi tap hone Picture*.) »mme Talking, Singing Shorts. | “LITTLE JOHNNY JONES itl m Also a Superlative Prog Itl BOX PLAN AT STRAND Jf| PRICES If Hi HI BOOKING 6d EXTRA. PHONE 43-114, STRAND m SOPHIE TUCKER in “HONKY TONK olumbia Recording Artist in her First Talking Picture. - FRIDAY Hi HI Hi Hi Hi Hi itf Hi Hi LAST TWO NIGHTS OF BIG SHOW. f (Direction Amalgamated Theatres, CRYSTAL PALACE (MT EDEN ROAD.) ! TO-NIGHT AT 8 O’CLOCK. ’ HIT THE DECK” 'l Specially Selected Talkie Short Nc Jar ilton in “BLACK WATERS.’' No. 2—Virginia Valli and John Hollanc “GUILTY.” Both All-Talking. WEDNESDAY. BIG NEW SHOW. BELLE BAKER enowned Columbia Rec Artist in “SONG OF LOVE” Ladies you v/ill all come to see this one! We know it. The whole Town will want to see it, GREY LYNN CINEMA A Fuller-Hayward Theatre. TO-NIGHT AT 8 O’CLOCK. United Artists Present by Special Request JIMMY, BILL AND “SPOOFY” ‘ THE THREE LIVE GHOSTS” All-Talking. All-Exciting, All-Laughing Picture of the Year. The Funniest Talking Picture we have ever Screened. USUAL TALKIE SUPPORTS. People's Popular Prices. EMPRESS ro. NIGHT AT 8 O’CLOCK. ‘‘HIT THE DECK” t s Al'-Taiking and Singing Newton ALEXANDRA Green Lane 1 Nvrut O I O I CM* in ‘‘IT’S A GREAT LIFE” Haif_Proceeds in Aid of School Funds r ree Bus Leaves EMerslie 7.30. WEST-END Ponsonby TO-NIGHT AT 8 O’CLOCK. HARRY RICHMAN in “PUTTIN’ ON THE RITE” It’s All-Talkie. DE LUXE Mt. Albert TO-NIGHT AT 8 O’CLOCK. HARRY RICHMAN in “PUTTIN’ ON THE RITE” It’s Ail-Talking. REGENT Epsom TO-NIGHT AT 8 O’CLOCK. TWO BIG TALKIES, j Glenn Tryon in “BAP.NUM WAS RIGHT” Ken Maynard in “WAGON MASTER” !If there’s a Show in Auckland | Worth Seeing- it is Advertised in THE SUN.