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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1074, 11 September 1930, Page 14

COMING TO—s*Mi AT 10.45 TO-MORROW Lord Percy Worthing Jolly well tells you what he thinks of these American Boundahs— What —and their ghastly expressions— IN THE SCREAMING INTERNATIONAL FARCE WHICH KEPT LONDON LAUGHING FOR FOUR YEARS. r Jk. 6^P on SPARKLING ENGLISH WIT, HILARIOUS AMERICAN HUMOUR r S..J So "A FOX MOVIETONE PICTURE.' With WILL ROGERS a? As the American giving LONDON the once over. Just c; few funny passages from this Rip Roaring IRENE RICH As MRS. HIRAM DRAPER who would like to "‘crash” English Society. Farce: K? "Dad thinks that all Englishmen are either lords or butlers, one drinks tea all day and the other brings it to him — LUMSDEN HARE Brilliant ENGLISH actor, as LORD PERCY WORTHING, who jolly well hates Americans, the boundahs. O MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN Winsome Irish Star as "THE GIRL." FRANK alberton As "THE BOY." cn “What do they mean by running with the hounds, have they nobody to take the dogs out but us—“l wish the wets would get so drunk that they would become paralised and the drys so good that the Good Lord would come and take them away then the country would be left for the rest of us.” THE LAUGHS OF “ROOKERY NOOK” WITH MORE ADDED BOX PLANS NOW OPEN AT THE CIVIC PHONES 40-266, 43-266