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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1064, 30 August 1930, Page 14

Films, Ltd. W 2.15, 8 p 6 rmiTa A Tempestuous Romance That Will Thrill You! The Management of the National have pleasure in presenting the, latest All Talking, Singing and Dramatic Sensation. ?• ✓ “HEEL HARBOR” the Drama of a Girl who rN'v,, < T' ■, discovered She Loved the Man n % She Hated! I >- 4 mv. k JEAN U BERSHOLT John Holland & ~,*v i QTI'ITI a I' i£ UNITED ARTISTS PICTURE p-wap Hadlev ... Tropic Moons; the roar of raging surf; a serpi-bar baric retreat overrun with desperadoes and adventurers—a setting for the ‘TmJ dynamic romance of a !?. two-fisted hero and a flaming, untamed maid S of the coral isles. U Sublime! Stirring! t 1 Irresistible! '‘HELL HARBOR”—A Living Pearl of Sensuous Lustre A Great Supporting Programme includes — “RIDE ’EM COWBOY” “HAPPY GOLF” NATIONAL PRICES AS USUAL: 1/-, 1/6, 2/3 and 2/10

AUCKLAND CITY MISSION. PLAZA THEATRE TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) Doors Open 6.15. Begin 7 O’clock. MUSICAL ITEMS: Song—“CALVARY” (Paul Rodley), Sung by FOUR BOY SOPRANOS. (a) “Turn Thy Face.” (b) “Lord We Pray Thee.” CITY MISSION CHOIR. Accompanist: MR. EWART LYNE. SPECIAL ADDRESS: “SUNSHINE AND SHADOW” SPEAKER: MR. WILLIS AIREY, M.A. (Rhodes Scholar.) j Also Screening of a fine Picture entitled*' “CROSS ROADS.” (Part II.) JASPER CALDER. City Mission^'. SUNDAY EVENING ENTERTAINMENTS. MAJESTIC THEATRE. DOORS OPEN 6.30 P.M. 6.50 p.m.—Lantern Slide “Talks.” 7 p.m.—Film: “NAPLES,” Travel Scenic 7.15 p.m.—Address on “THE ART OF THE MAORI.” With Lantern Illustrations. By MR. R. F. W/^Y. 7.45 p.m.—Moving Picture: EMIL JANNINGS in "THE WAY OF AUL FLESH” One cf the Greatest Si|ent Pictures ever produced. Under the Auspices of tl>e N.Z. Association for the Advancemenrt of Rationalism (Inc.) SILVER COIN COLLECTION. Ring 46-257 foi+ Reserves. AUCKLAND MET HfO DI ST CENTRAL MISSION. POPULAR SIJRAND SERVICE. Speaker: RJJV. TOM OLDS. *SOLO. ROUSING GC¥M MUN ITY SI NGING. Second Half of “IAUST” Will be Screened. Doors Open 6.30.