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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1044, 7 August 1930, Page 15

“ONE MORE WEEK OF “ROOKERY NOOK.” HURRY BEFORE YOU MISS IT. #i. James’ ahratrr “WHERE SOUND SOUNDS BEST." THREE SESSIONS daily: 11 a.m. See this Wonderful Picture at the St. James under the best conditions. “ROOKERY NOOK" i» will brighten you up. Make you feel happy. You will forget your troubles. Come and have a good laugh. You may not get another as frou good for many a long day. PLANS AT ST. JAMES. PLAZA •r CONTINUOUS FROM 11 A.M. COMMENCING TO-DAY (BY POPULAR REQUEST.) Janet Gaynor Charles Farrell “SUNNY SIDE UP” Acclaimed by aU f If you’ve already seen it You’ll want to see it again! If you have not seen it yet You have a rare treat in store! SO , PHONE <ll-586 FOR RESERVES | BRITANNIA r TO-NIGHT AT 8 ONLY. MARY NOLAN JAMES MURRAY ‘SHANGHAI LADY" GLENN TRYON ‘SKINNER STEPS OUT.” teacheks of dancing 1/PER lesson Violet Robertson, , rea. teacher Lessons given with Guarantee of satisfaction All Dancing - jratic (toe) Classical, Highland, etc., tt Ballroom. Room 200. Pacific Buildings. Wellesley Street East. LAST DAY TO SEE “SEVEN DAYS LEAVE” THE ALL-BRITISH TALKIE THEATRE ALL ENGLISH TALKIE SUPPORTS. Sessions COMMENCING TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. “STRANGE CARGO.” First Screening of 100% Talkie Drama. THE LONDON DIXIELAND "BY THE SEA.” DANCING COMPETITION EXTRAORDINARY, WALTZ AND FOX TROT COMPETITION On Popular Monday Nights MONDAY NEXT Trams Run Right to the Door. POPULAR PRICES.

Spring Vacations | By Rail Already the young folk are eagerly | anticipating the joys of the August vacation, when cheap train fares FOR EVERYONE, from and to all stations, offer wonderful {sossibilities foT re- | laxation after the stress of school work. Tickets (obtainable anytime in advance) will be available for travel from 21 st. to 30th. August-return up to 27th. September

JOILmNEY’S ENB THE REGENT RESERVES 46-888 TO-NIGHT —this Union -Jack