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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1026, 17 July 1930, Page 16

k A. •WHERE SOUND SOUNDS BEST.’* COMMENCING TO-MORROW w 1 —> THREE SESSIONS DAtt* 11 A M., 2.15 P.M., SI R BENJAIm AND MR. joh FULLER WILL MAVE PLEASURE IN PRESENTING A REALLY FUNNY FILM IS RARE. WHAT WOULD YOU DO IF YOU WERE A NEWLYMARRIED MAN WHO FOUND HIMSELF ALONE IN A HOUSE WITH A PRETTY GIRL IN PYJAMAS AND YOUR WIFE EXPECTED AT ANY MOMENT? ONLY BEN TRAVERS Could imagine such an amazing whirlwind d screamingly funny situations and only Re original London stage cast could transpose to the Talking Screen. IT’S POSITIVELY SHAMEFUL—HOW YOU'LL LOSE CONTROL OF YOURSELF WHEN THIS BRtt.. LIANT ALL-BRITISH, ALL-TALKING ADAPTATION OF BB TRAVERS'S MOST FAMOUS PLAY DOUBLES YOU UP WITH LAUGHTER. AND IT’S AMAZINGPLANS AT ST. JAMES. AND WE SINCERELY ADVISE YOU TO BOOK NOW. FINISHING TO-NIGHT ST. JAMES THEATRE WHERE SOUND SOUNDS BEST. “NO, NO, NANETTE 1 Wlln GiuANHC rtCHNitULOR SCbNtL A FIRST NATIUWA L AND VITAFHONR PRODUCTION.

Railway “Trip” Tickets Reduce Travel Costs If the old saying ’’Money Saved is Money Earned" be true, then you EARN money by using 12-trip or 50-trip bearer tickets—respectively 12 J% and 20% cheaper than ordinary fares. "Trip" tickets are obtainable at all stations, for travel between any two points, and have an unlimited availability. Being transferable, they can be used by yourself, your family, your employees, or your friends. GO BY RAIL—THE SAFE SURE WAY