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

THE GERM OF JOY IS AT THE Ma jestic A Fuller-Hayward Theatre. SESSIONS: 11 ,0 CHARLOTTE tireenwood £o|ong GRANT WITHERS PATSY RUTH MILLER BERT ROACH CLAUDE GILLINGWATER BOX AT MAJESTIC PHONE 43-210. There's a Laugh a Minute and a Stunning Surprise at every turn. Strand A Fuller-Hayward Theatre. SESSIONS: 11 Very seldom indeed do Auckland Picture Patrons get the opportunity T>T? \ T~\ to see a really good liTj/AJL/ Thrilling Melodrama. The Management has A -TlXlo • commending . “Officer O’Brien" to those seeking first-class entertainment. “ OFFICER O'BRIEN” WILLIAM BOYD ERNEST TORRENCE CLYDE COOK. A Pathe All-Dialogue Melodrama De Luxe The Modern Up-to-the-Minute Melodrama combining romance of the Underworld. IT’S ENTERTAINING, THRILLING and EXCITING. A Jewel Robbery—a Murder—a Trial Boyd as a two-fisted Police Lieutenant —Underworld characters matching with wits and guns the laws they deride. BOX PLANS AT STRAND. Phone 43-114. GREY LYNN CINEMA A Fuller-Hayward 'Theatre. TO-NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK. A Double-Feature Talkie Programme. See and Hear CHESTER CONKLIN in TAXI No. 13” The Laugh Sensation of the Season. Also, Paramount Pictures present NEIL HAMILTON in “The Studio Murder Mystery.” The thrilling mystery story round a big motion picture studio. (More Suitable for Adult Audiences.) A TALK TO SPORTS BV RAYMOND PRESTON, a personal Pal of Don Bradman, Vic. Trumper and others. “Great Athletes of the World." METHODIST CHURCH, top of Pitt Street, SUNDAY,