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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1034, 26 July 1930, Page 15

Three Sessions daily: 10.30 a.m 2.30 and 8 o.m Direction: Thomas A. O’Brien. / V’g&rr" RICHARD With LOIS WILSON in “Lovin’ the Ladies” FAST AND FURIOUS FUN AMONG SOCIETY. GLEE THRILLS WHIRLWIND LAUGHS CIVIC CONCERT ORCHESTRA Playinc “MArnTfsi.,, ° FRED SCHOLL AT THE GRAND ORGA^ayi^ “PAROO I* ” 43-266 Playing “PARODIES. BOX PLANS NONA OPEN AT THE CIVIC reservations 40-266 SATURDAY, AUGUST 2 The Sun Popularity Campaign FINAL COUNT—AWARDING OF PRIZES AT THE CIVIC THEATRE (By Special Arrangement with Thomas A. O’Brien.) BOOK YOUR SEATS EARLY PLANS NOW OPEN

PLAZA CONTINUOUS FROM 11 A.M. Warner Baxter “THE ARIZONA KID’ f* Supports include \ British v. Auckland! FOOTBALL. BRITANNIA JANET GAYNOR, CHARLES FARRELL SUNNYSIDE UP.” To-Day’s Western Matinee. TOM MIX'S WESTERN, “SUNNY-SIDE UP." Serial!, Cartoons, Comedies. •GREAT ATHLETES I HAVE KNOWN" —A Talk to Sports by RAYMOND PRESTON. who is a Pal of Don Bradman, Archie Jackson, Geo. Towns and others. METHODIST CHURCH, top of Pitt St., SUNDAY, 3 P.M. COME. CABIN MONOPLANS Two Passengers Together, JE3. HALF HOUR !N THE AIR. Transportation Arranged for Parties. Checker Taxicab Co. Telephone 48-800. SHOWS AUCKLAND CANARY ANp CAGE BIRD CLUB. ANNUAL SHOW. To be held in the UNITY HALL, 323 QUEEN STREET, TO-DAY (SATURDAY). £*F. CORD ENTRY OF CANARIES, FINCHES AND FOREIGN BIRDS. ADMISSION, Is.