Page 17 Advertisements Column 6

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1021, 11 July 1930, Page 17

BROADWAY. RIALTO NEWMARKET TO-NIGHT AT 8. LAST NIGHT OF SALUTE” "SALUTE TO MORROW (SATURDAY) AT 2.30 AND 8. Twc Sterling 8- Reel Feature* in Startling Contrast. No. 1— “SOUTH SEA BOSE." A puisationg story of the tropics. with Leonore Ulrich, star of “Frozen Justice * in a dramatic setting. No. Z—“THE EIGHT PABADE.” An artistic blending of tense drama and rippling humour, with a new twist on New York’s night life. USUAL PRICES D.C., 2m; Stalls, to Reserves Phone 48-809. Cars Parked in Broadway and at rear of Theatre with attendant. SPECIAL ATTRACTION TO-NIGHT PBINCE EDWABD A Fuller-Hayward Theatre. TO-NIGHT AT 7-10 P.M. SECOND RUGBY TEST MATCH Britain v. New Zealand at Christchurch Last Saturday. Also Double-Feature Talkie Bill headed by SOPHIE TUCKER in “HONEY TONE" (New York'# Famous Night All- Talking and Singing Comedy Hit Second Talkie Feature: “SKINNER STEPS OUT" With Glenn Tryon and Merna Kennedy In Addition: Talking Comedy and News. Circle and Stalls. 1s: Children, 6d. GREY LYNN CINEMA A Fuller-Hayward Theatre. TO-NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK. Anoth er Double-Feature Talking and Singing Programme. No. I—Radio Pictures Present NOAH BEERY and OLIVE BORDEN in LOST IN THE DESEBT The Mightiest Drama of the Desert ever Filmed. No. 2—Paramount Pictures Present RUTH CHATTERTON 4. JACK OAK IE THE DUMMY" Thrilling. Exciting. Delightful Melodrama Recommended by N.Z. Censor as more suitable for Adult Audiences. SPECIAL MATINEE—SAT- 2 O'clock VICTORIA, DEVONPORT A Fuller-Hayward Theatre. British International Pictures Present “ATLANTIC” LEVIATHAN INSPIRING! OF ALL TALKIES STUPENDOUS: Recommended by the N.Z. Censor as more suitable for Adult Audience*. Usual Pricss. 22-968 for Roaerves