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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1019, 9 July 1930, Page 15

LAST TWO DAYS Sophie Tucker in “HONKY TQMK’ LILA LEE AUDREY FERRIS GEORGE DURYEA. (A Warner and Vitaphone Production.) Fuller. Hayward Theatre. SESSIONS:. 11 A.M., 2.15 P.M. 8 P.M. Commencing Friday NOW YOU CAN HEAR THEM FOR THE FIRST TIME! THE THREE MOORE BROTHERS—OWEN, TOM, MATT In a glamorous Drama of big City Life and of three brothers who never forgot that blood ties are the strongest. “SIDE STREET” (A Radio Picture.) BOX PLANS AT STRAND PHONE 43-114 PRICES

All -Talking, All-Musical, Starring WILLIAM COLLIER, ALICE DAY, and JOHN ST. POLIS. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. MOW SHOWING At Sessions 11 “TIIE MELODY MAM” "The Melody Man" is not a tale of the stage or its people! It is a refreshing ohange from the many machine-made talkies which have made their appearance recently, and is an intensely dramatic story of the battle of the classics against the modern Jazz. MANY SCENES IN GORGEOUS TECHNICOLOR First Screening in New Zealand by arrangement with Greater Australa -ALSO SPECIAL TALKIE SUPPORTS. n Films Corporation.

Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. At Both Theatres—TO-NIGHT AT 8. FINAL SCREENING. Record-breaking and Much-discussed Talkie Drama. “HER UNBORN CHILD” Will be screened at the above theatres this evening. Every Mothei unforgettable, human story. Recommended by the Censor every Adult Audiences.