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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1082, 20 September 1930, Page 15

NOW PLAYING TO PACKED HOUSES (FOR ADULTS ONLY.) LADIES OF LEISURE Queen St. Reserves 411-341 A Sensational, Racy, Spicy series of Revelries unfolded in the Wildest Pleasure Grounds where the Hunt is for Whoopee CRYSTAL PALACE Telephone Reserves are requested to be called for by 7.45 p.m. (MT. EDEN ROAD.) TO-NIGHT AT 8 O’CLOCK THE FINEST SHOW IN AUCKLAND. 3 SPECIAL SATURDAY NIGHT ATTRACTIONS— No. I—JOAN CRAWFORD, JOHN MACK BROWN In “MONTANA MOON” No. 2—LOWELL SHERMAN, ALICE JOYCE in in “HE KNEW WOMEN” No.*3—LAUREL AND HARDY COMEDY “THE PERFECT DAY” RESERVE YOUR SEATS NO EXTRA CHARGE Phone 20-573. ALEXANDRA (GREEN LANE.) Final Screening—To-night at 7.45 RONALD COLMAN in “CONDEMNED” (Adult Audience Recommendation) Free Bus leaves Ellerslie, 7, 7.20, 7.30. Lake Road, 7.15. NEW DE LUXE No. I—“2IEGFELD FOLLIES” (Glorifying the American Girl) No. 2—Bulldog Drummond again in “TEMPLE TOWER” (Adult Audience Recommendation) WEST END (PONSONBY ROAD.) Final Screening—TO-N IGHT AT 8 RUTH CHATTERTON in “SARAH AND SON” Selected Talkie Shorts. NEW REGENT 2—Star Selected Talkies—2 No. 1. Lowell Sherman, Alice Joyc In “HE KNEW WOMEN” No. 2—HUGH TREVOR in “THE VERY IDEA” EMPRESS TWO BRITISH TALKIES—Both produced at the Famous Elstree Studio (England.) No. I—ANNA MAY WONG in “ FLAME OF LOVE” No. 2—KARL BRISSON (The King of Hearts) in “ SONG OF SOHO ’ Reserves 27-077.