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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1024, 15 July 1930, Page 15

THE PERFECT SOUND THEATRE. 3 SESSlONS DAILY WARNING.—Owing to great length of Programme Performances this week commence at 10.30, 2. and 7.45. CROWDED HOUSES SIMPLY CONVULSED WITH LAUGHTER. WILLIAM HAINES .in “ THE GIRL SAID NO ” (Screening at 11.44, 3.21, 9.6.) YOU’LL LAUGH TILL YOUR SIDES ACHE. IT’S ONE LONG CONTINUOUS SHRIEK. Also Snowing: "Her Private Affair” with Ann Harding A tremendous dr (Screening at 10.25. 2.5 and 7.50. > ima of love, passion, scandal, tragedy, dramatic thrills. ibrant with NEXT FRIDAY’S TERRIFIC ATTRACTION RONALD COLMAN IN “CONDEMNED” (A United Artists Picture.) “Devil's Island” The Island of “Living Death'* whence no man returns. The Greatest, Most Thrilling, Most Adventurous All-Talking Dramatic Romance ever made. STARTLING! AMAZING! REALISTIC! A Human Document that Beggars Description: RESERVATIONS AT THEATRE (Phone 46-883) and at Lewis Eady. Ltd. THE BRIGHTEST PROGRAMME IN AUCKLAND! Direction: J. C. Williamson Films, LtdDAILY SESSIONS--11 A M. TWO BIG LAUGH RIOTS ON THE SAME PROGRAMME! NATIONAL EDMUND LOWE CONSTANCE BENNETT “THIS THING CALLED LOVE THE FLEET'S IN WATCH THE FUN! hipload of laughs in thi rce comedy of sailors on leave. SAILORS’ HOLIDAY.” PLANS AT THEATRE PHONE 42 :69.

SO THIS IS LOVE ’ ANOTHER GREAT GALA NIGHT. CLEM DAWE -THE PERFECT FOOL.” His Greatest and Funniest Characterisation. TO-NIGHT AT 8 Initial New Zealand Representation of SO THIS IS LOVE ' Which is the present reigning attraction in London and in which Clem Dawe and the -Love Lies' Company achieved an outstanding triumph in Melbourne, where it proved a record-breaker. SO THIS IS LOVE ’ MATINEE TO-MORROW (WED.), AT 2. SPECIAL MATINEE PRICES—D.C and. R.S.. ss: Stalls. 3s: Gallery. 1s 6d. CHIU dren. half-price to D.C. and Front and Back Stalls; Gallery. Is. Prices plus tax. His Majesty's Theatre Direction: J. C. Williamson (N.Z.). Ltd. “SO THIS IS LOVE ’ A Joyful concoction of exquisite melodies, delightful musical numbers, clever dances, beautiful frocks, gorgeous stage settings and an abundance of original and clever comedy, and it unfolds an interesting love romance. TO-NIGHT AT 8. And Until Saturday Evening. MATINEES. WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. J. C. WILLIAMSON. LTD . present their ENGLISH MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY 70 - ART,STS - 70 Including the very popular and irresistibly humorous Comedian, CLEM DAWE In the first production here of the phenomenally Successful Musical Comedy “SO THIS IS LOVE” Written by Stanley Lupmo and Arthur Rigby. Music by Hal Brody. Lyrics by Desmond Carter. CAST OF CHARACTERS (In order of appearance.) Guy Steeple John Woods Billie St. John Jill Marten Kitty Carieton Marie Eaton Cherry Carieton Mona Barlee Hap. J. Hazzard Bobby Gordon The Hon. Peter Malden Michael Cole Pamela Stewart Betty Etey Harris Les. White Potiphar (Potty) Griggs Clem Dawe Minnie Griggs Katherine Stewart , Lord (Tyny) Tyneside Paul Plunket James Doherty . . ... Dan Agar Onyx Mugge Compton Coutts Molyneau Elvie Ellis Play produced by Eric Edgley Operatic Orchestra under the direction cf Gregory Ivanoff. Box Plans at Lewis Eady. Ltd. Day Sates at H.M. Theatre Confectionery Kiosk. PRICES—D.C. and RS. (Reserved). 7s, at the Doors, 6s: Back Stalls. 4s; Gallery. Is 6d; Early Door Gallery. 6d extra. All Prices Plus Tax.

s i.o/<?t>o*r, •%* tubathc Late Grand, opp. G.P.O. The All-British Talkie Theatre. Direction: .Airs. frenry Hayward. DON’T MISS SEEING LIVING LONDON’ IN SIGHT AND SOUND. SESSIONS: 11.15, 1.30, 3.35, 5.45, an ‘LIVING LONDON The Wonder City of the World. In Song, Music and Story. Another MICKEY MOUSE Fcatur ‘ WILD WAVES Mickey Mouse the Children’s Favou POPULAR PRICES. Patronise the London Tearoom—lst Floor THE LONDON THEATRE. BROADWAY. RIALTO NEWMARKET TO-NIGHT AT 8. LAST NIGHT OF LENORE ULRICH, in SOUTH SEA ROSE. Last Night of »n Pringle and Hugh Trevor, NIGHT PARADE.” TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY) Another Monster Double-Feature Programme. ~EDGAR WALLACES Greatest Thrilling Mystery Story. Recommended by the Censor as more suitable for Adult Audiences. ° “HARMONY AT HOME.” Fox Movietone's Brilliant Comedy. D.C., 2s; Stalls, 1s; Reserves Ph. 4*-SO9. m i£ Auckland University College. TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY) FREE PUBLIC LECTURES The fifth Lecture of the Course. “The Regency, Louis XV., ‘The Shadow of the Revolution/ " will be delivered by Professor J. P. Grossmann, Professor of History. TO-NIGHT, in the College Hall. Arts Building. Princes St., at 8 p.m. The Public is Invited to Atend. ADMISSION FREE. M. R. O'SHEA. July IS, 1930. Registrar.

i AUCKLAND INSTITUTE A LECTURE ENTITLED ‘ NEW ZEALAND BIRD LIFE * Will be Given by MR. EDGAR F. STEAD. Of Christchurch. In the AUCKLAND UNIVERSITY COLLEGE HALL PRINCES STREET. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY., at 3 p.m The Public is Invited to Attend GILBERT ARCHEY. Secretary.

Richard Arlen Is married to Jobyn.i Ralston, who appeared as leading \ id • for Harold Lloyd in a number or that star’s feature comedies. He is * 1 OJin tall, weighs lOst 101 b, and has brown hair and blue eyes.