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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1015, 4 July 1930, Page 17

ifiiii FullerHayward 7 heatre. COMMENCING SESSIONS: 11 A.M., 2.15 P.M. 8 P.M. 11l liti m Hi li m !m I it? im iH its Its ?i its Iti it! li li ii li si H li WARNER BROS, present HONKY TONK with, SOPHIE TUCKER NEW YORK'S FAMOUS NIGHT 01.UB. Red-hot Rhythms! Syncopated Steps! Sophie Tucker turns Winter into Summer, Night into Day. “Honky Tonk" is a Heaven of Jazz. Hear her sing “I’m Doing What I’m Doing for Love.’’ “He’s a Good Man to Have Around,” and other scintillating songs. The Columbia Recording Artist in her First Talking Picture. (A Warner and Vitaphone Production.) BOX PLANS AT STRAND PRICES ?i It! m m TO-DAY m m li si m m ± ± li ii wo m m ?i ii ii li ii PHONE 43-114. =T= BOOKING 6d EXTRA.

TO-NIGHT AT 5.45 AND 8 O'CLOCK. AND BIG MATINEE TO-MORROW at 2 (Note To-morrow’s Sessions —11, 2,5, 8) (Direction Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd.) CRYSTAL PALACE (MT EDEN ROAD.) TO-NIGHT AT 8 FINAL SCREENING • THE 13th CHAIR.” Recommended by the Censor as being more suitable for Adult Audiences. TO-MORROW—2 Sessions 2 and 8 p.m. Two First Release 100% “Talkies.” “GUILTY” and “BLACK WATERS.” j The Delightful All-Talking Musical Singing Success. BELLE BAKER j The Renowned Columbia Recording Artist in “SONG OF LOVE” j The Whole Town is Flocking to See and Hear “BELLE BAKER.” In Addition: Specially Selected All-Talking, Singing Shorts! PLAN AT TH EATRE—Reserves 41-341. WEST-END Ponsonby TO-NIGHT at 8 and TO-MORROW 2 & 8 ‘SPLINTERS.” SPECIAL MATINEE PROGRAMME. ALEXANDRA Green Lane TO-NIGHT at 8 and TO-MORROW 2 <SL 8 No. 1— “GUILTY.” No. 2 “SPLINTERS.” REGENT Epsom TO-NIGHT at 8 and TO-MORROW 2 & 8 No. 1— “LUCKY BOY.” No. 2 “SPLINTERS.”