SUBURBAN THEATRES
Tl ‘e Crystal Palace Theatre, Sit. is showing “The 13tli Chair,” an | thriller dealing with a urder mystery and life after death. ■' f , h,e Empress Theatre, Newton, is tar*'* 115 "*Et the Deck," the spectaeu- ■ io r and melodious production of life ‘ he American Navy. Polly Walker ° a kie are the stars. Uah Alexana ‘" a Theatre, Green Lane, »hi h ° Wine "R’s a Great Life,” the gay °£ stage life introducing the two Duncan Sister. «onhv h D the West End Theatre,- Ponllr,u y A^ dl and the De Luxe Theatre “i*UUin> h»ert terminus, are showing hlkie . on the Ritz." the brilliant Tha o nd s tarring Hurry Kichman. tag “jifSent Theatre, Kpsom, is showt«mpriT:a,''n'lni Was Right,” a berry ' y»gon w y < - i 'en Tryon, and ‘‘The La a Western story with
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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1013, 2 July 1930, Page 15
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133SUBURBAN THEATRES Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1013, 2 July 1930, Page 15
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