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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1054, 19 August 1930, Page 15

Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. TO-NIGHT Final Screening. Sessions 5 and 8 o’clock, of Ken Maynard in “MOUNTAIN JUSTICE” and Conrad Nagel in “KID GLOVES.” C6MMEH€£M€ TO-M3MOW SCREENING CONTINUOUSLY SESSIONS: 11 —2 TWO BRITISH TALKIES FOR AN EXTENDED SEASON. “Harmony Heaven THE HATE SHIP” 99 k 12 id ”IC r\_~. Mightier than “ ATLANTIC ”CRYifALMLACE (MT. EDEN ROAD.) TO-NIGHT AT 8 O’CLOCK. 2 BIG ALL-TALKIES Hugh Trevor Aileen Pringle ""THE NIGHT PARADE” No. 2—GEORGE LEWIS in “COLLEGE LOVE.” Note!—This is a Great Programme REGENT (EPSOM.) TO-NIGHT AT 8 O’CLOCK. Two Star All-Talking Pictures No. I—LEO CARILLO in “MR. ANTONIO” No. 2—George Lewis, Dorothy “college' LOVE.” ALEXANDRA (GREEN LANE.) TO-NIGHT AT 7?45. TOM MOORE, BLANCHE SWEET In “WOMAN RACKET” (Adult Audience Recommendation) 5 Selected All-Talking Featurettes Free Bus leaves Lake Road, Ellerslie. 7.30: Penrose, 7.35. Britain's First With a galaxy of England's foremost Vaudeville Artists, headed by POLLY WARD. BOOK NOW—There’s Bound to be a Rush. PLAN AT THEATRE PHONE FOR RESERVES 41-341. EMPRESS (NEWTON.) TO-NIGHT AT 8 O’CLOCK. No. I—The Screen’s Funniest Talkie. “TROOPERS THREE” No. 2—“ The Night Parade.” A Thrilling, Sporting “Talkie” Ending with the most exciting Boxing Contest. Always first with the brightest and best programmes. 1,000 Seats, Is, 1s; Children, 6d, 6d. WEST END (PONSONBY ROAD.) TO-NIGHT AT 8 O’CLOCK. Two Star All-Talkie Programme. No. I—CLARA BOW in “THE SATURDAY NIGHT KID.” No. 2—LEO CARILLO in “ MR. ANTONIO ” 1,000 Seats, Is, Is; Children, 6d, 6d. NEW DE LUXE (MT. ALBERT TERMINUS.) TO-NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK. 2—SELECTED ALL-TALKIES —2 No. I—The1 —The 3 Moore Brothers In “SIDE STREET.” (Adult Audience Recommendation) No. 2—JOSEPH SCHILDKRAUT “MISSISSIPPI GAMBLER” Free Bus leaves Avondale, 7.30.