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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1041, 4 August 1930, Page 15

THE PERFECT SOUND THEATRE. Direction: J. C. Williamson Films. THREE SESSIONS DAILY: 11 AN OUTSTANDING CLASSIC OF THE TALKIES. GRETA GARBO “ANNA CHRISTIE” FROM THE STAGE PLAY BY EUGENE O'NEILL. (Recommended by the Cen*or for Adult Audiences.) SETTING A NEW STANDARD IN THE TALKING DRAMA. NEXT ATTRACTION The Stage Sensat on of the Century. ‘JOURNEY’S END’ Watch Further Announcements for Booking Arrangements. The Management will receive applications now by letter only (enclosing M O. or cheque) for Advance Bookings. Seats will be allotted in order of receipt of application. RESERVATIONS AT THEATRE (Phene 46-8*8) and at Lewis Eady, Ltd. NATIONAL DAILY SESSIONS: 11 TOM MOOEE BLANCHE SWEET RACKET” A Thousand Thrills Dances Songs Night Life! A Thrilling Drama of Women. Police, and the Underworld produced and acted to give you the last ounce of honest Thrills and Excitement! “THE WOMAN WONDERFUL ARRAY OF SELECTED FEATURETTES. Phone

t iTUBAmg al .Mi THE ALL-BRITISH TALKIE THEATRE British in Origin and Sentiment. AN ALL COMEDY WEEK. “SEVEN DAYS LEAVE” With GARY COOPER Hero of Many Fine Talkies, and BERYL MERCER The Great Character Actress! From Sir James M. Barrie’s Play “The Old Lady Shows Her Medals.” I SESSIONS THE LONDON CITY OF AUCKLAND. ART GALLERY Loan Exhibition of N.Z. Prints AN EXHIBITION OF PRINTS (Etchings. Lithographs, Colour Prints, etc.), representative of THE GRAPHIC ARTS IN N.Z., will be opened in the Exhibition Room of the Art Gallery, Kitchener Street, by Dr. E. B. Gunson, President, Society of Arts. on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST Gth, at 1.30 p.m. Councillor Ellen Melville will preside. Citizens are cordially invited to attend. The Exhibition will be open for a season of three weeks from 10 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. daily; Sundays 2 to 4.30 p.m. ADMISSION FREE. J. S. BRIGHAM, Town Clerk.