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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1061, 27 August 1930, Page 15

THE REGENT THE PERFECT SOUND THEATRE. THREE SESSIONS DAILY: 11—2.15—8“THIS MAD WORLD’ FRIDAY’S SMASHING ATTRACTION

BASIL RATHBONE AND KAY JOHNSON IN THE DRAMATIC THRILL OF THE YEAR. A most amazing romance that you will think about and talk about for a long, long time.

Reserves at Theatre (Phone 46-888.)

THE NATIONAL DAILY AT 11 A.M. 8 P.M. is the paramo e representatit int duty of every loyal British i i of "Journey’s End." which h talking picture of the Great lubject to witness at least s the acknowledged finest War. “JOURNEY’S END” EVERY AFTERNOON AT 2.15 The Children’s Mid-Winter Holiday Treat LILLIAN OLEARY'S 40 TINY MITES tom thumb Vaudeville More entertaining than a pantomime or a circus. It is brimm just the kind of Songs. Dances and Fun that the - Kiddies altogether an ideal entertainment for the school children i Holidays. ling over with adore. It is s Mid-Winter “JOURNEYS END.” EVERY EVENING AT 8 BOX PLANS AT THEATRE Prices: Is, 1s 6d, 2s 3d S. 2a 10d. inc luding the latest ai PHONE 42-1«9 nusement tax charges.

LAST TWO DAYS TO SEE “THE WRECKER.” THE RAILROAD THRILLER And JOSEPH HISLOP In “'The Loves of Robert Burns. TO-DAY SPECIAL CHILDRENS MATINEE AT 2 O’CLOCK. Harold Lloyd in “WHY WORRY SESSIONS: 11.15, 2. 4.30. and 7.20. Day Prices —Stalls. 1s: Circle, 1s 6d: Children, Half-price. Evening Sessions Stalls. 1s 6d: Circle, 2s 3d (including tax.) THE LONDON.

THE BIBLE AND PUKE SCIENCE DO AGREE. A REVELATION OP TRUTH, A DELUGE OF PACTS. Hear C. S. BONE, M.A., Ph D. “The Man with a Message” TOWN HALL, 8 P.M. TO-NIGHT ADMiSSIO.N : ONE SHILLING AND SIXPENCE. NO RESERVATIONS.