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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 188, 11 August 1930, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. 'l Hill II STKANDIIe (A Fuller-Hay ward Theatre.) 'f SESSIONS : 11 — 2.15 — 8 P.M. J| riLMDOM'S GRbXtKST MIRTf •-'-'■' AND MUSICAL ALL-STAR * FESTIVAL. ; - Something to Laugh at! • Thrill to! Something to, MarvM%K ; " Something to Surprise you/!';"'" JUST A FEW FAMOUS |V^?" STARS WHO WILL BE ' k '"' THERE! ———— rjfcitmJi ' .Maurice Chevalier. _-. ■ -*'■ '.;Buddy» Rogers. ' PARAMOUR Clive Brook. PARAMOUNT George Bancroft. PARAMOUNT Gary Cooper. ON Jack Oakie. fYW ■ • Skeets Gallagher. _ A £ ™■''•,•■ : ;,.; ,;',: Ruth Chatterton. * ARADE. ';'• Dennis King. PARADE. William Powell. PARADE^ Evelyn Brent. . ;'. ':■? t and 50 others. v '•■' j Every one of your film favourites < He»7" " "Sweeping'the Clouds Away," and "ill I Want is Just One Girl," suhe •bv " Maurice the Magnetic. yV'-'f' BOX PLANS AT STRAND -' : •' ■• ; Phone 43-114. ,; PRINCE EDWARD.-it A Fuller-Hayward Theatre LAST NIGHT RUTH CHATTERTON 't« "SARAH AND SON," '* And ."THIRD TEST - MATCH "" '■'■ Commencing TO-MORROW /'- William Powell in ' . ■."..'. "THE STREET OF CHANCE " ' '' CIRCLE AND STALLS, 1/. Children,; ;«;, TUDOR REMUERAf - *, (Fuller-Hayward Theatre.) '■>■ WILLIAM POWELL in '■■/.'■"■-': "THE STREET OF CHANCE" : DIRECT PROM THE MAJESTIC ' (A-dult- Certificate Recommendation')* Also an Excellent Supporting Prognum* If you. missed this Picture at the MaieiH? see it TO-NIGHT at the TUDOB • Reserve by Phone 24-749. !.;-.; — GREY LYNN CINEMA. X (A Fuller-Hayward Theatre.) ■' ; - TO-NIGHT, AT 8 O'CLOCK. • Paramount Pictures present. the 'Mart Brothers in the All-Talking Musical ConwdV Sensation • '• ■ .' .. ■' "THE COCONUTS,' , :IWith Oscar Shaw and Marie Eaton ' Splendid .Talkie Supports. Usual Family Prices. VICTORIA ■ ■; deyoxpobt; . (A Fuller-Hayward - Theatre V ■ THE ALL-BRITISH SUPtJR "• FEATURE, ..,:-■ : "LOVES OF ROBERT BURNS!^ Starring England's Greatest Tenor & ' JOSEPH HISLOP. :.' ! ' A Glorious Romance of the Scottish Ba'rdf.v Also Screening/ ' .-• /. "SAILOR'S HOLIDAY/' A Mad, Merry Melange of Mirth;: wltaU Great Comedy Cast. " 'if. AS ALL-TALKIE PROGRAMME;;^-' DANCING. : gCOTS JJALL, fiIYMONDSQTEEET. rpO-NIGHT - V <j, AUCKLAND RETAIL 5 SHOP UNION CHARITY CLUB. .-; ' ' -'* - '" -' ■ ■''■■ '■"';' ■'• :.-£ HELP CHARITY. [A' BY ATTENDING THIS POPULAR BANCB ALWAYS A JOYFUL' ATMOSPHERE; "YE VERSATILE' PIRATES," .; Playing Latest Repertoire. '"■ ■'■:'■ . 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