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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 162, 11 July 1930, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. AT 10.30 A.M., IMPORTANT WARNING! '"—Owing to great length pro '•' —-win commence at 10.30 a.m., »'_open 10.15, 1.30 and C.45.) THE The Perfect NEVER have verliad the pleasure of feature Programme COMMENCING WILLIAM HAINES WILLIAM HAINES WILLIAM HAINES In " THE GIRL SAID NO!" " THE GIRL SAID NO!" "THE GIRL SAID NO!" With LEILA HYAMS, MARIE DRESSLER, POLLY MORAN". yy Oh! You're going to Laugh! yy You're going to Howl! yyy It's Billy Haines' Fastest, //\? // Funniest Comedy ! // > // It's just one Continuous yy Shriek of Laughter. . // And it's so wonderfully // human. ' ' GRAND ORCHESTRAL CONCERT and Blood Musicians, under the GET IN EARLY : Reservations at Theatre (Phone HAVE YOU HEARD THE NEW IT'S THE PERFECT TALKIE THIS WEEK—COMMENCING WINTER. SHOW VISITORS! Your Last Opportunity To-day to See the Wonder Picture of all Time ! "THE ,|| VAGABOND |||> KING" ' AT 11 a.m. — 2.13 p.m. — S p.m. Auckland's Latest Talkie Theatre, THE NATIONAL Direction : J. ■C. Williamson Films. COMMENCING TO-MORROW — SATURDAY. TO-MORROW — SATURDAY. Two Big All-Talking Features—The Biggest ALL-TALKING Programme yet offered in Auckland.

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