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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 4, 6 January 1931, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. Sir Benjamin and John Fuller extend to their Auckland Patrons THEIR PERSONAL GUARANTEE That Greta Garbo and the picture "Romance" in combination make the greatest * ROMANTIC. DRAMATIC TRIUMPH 'Ever submitted by them or any other management in iNew Zealand. g 1 JAMES, gT. JAMES. gT. JAMES, jg T. JAM® :S. jg T. J. AME S. THRICE DAILY AT 11 a.m. —• 2.15 — 8 p.m. i 11 a.m. — 2.15 — 8 p.m. There has never been, and 1 possibly there may never tie again, such a ibappy combination ' of stellar actress and en trancing play as GRETA. GAIRBO, in the "flts-her-iike-a-glovtf* character of HIT A CAVALLINI, the loving sinner but golden-"hearted Italian opera singer, and EDWARD SHELDON'S greatest of emotional masterpieces, "■Romance." ITS FAME US WORLD-WIDE. It has been translated' and acted !n every European language. ITS EFFECT IS ELECTRICAL, MTEJTRO-GIOLDWYiN-MIAYER METRiO-GIOLDWY'N-MiAYER Present, fresh from unrivalled triumphs in the world's capitals, THE SWEDISH BEAOTY, The Inimitable Actress of ALLURING PERSONALITY, GRETA GARBO —- — GRETA GARBO — GRETA GARBO GRETA GARBO GRETA GARBO GRETA GARBO GRETA GARBO — GRETA GARBO In an outstanding characterisation totally different to anything she has previously appeared in—one which enables her to disclose her AMAZING VERSATILITY And win the proud title of ♦'GREATEST OF ALL LIVING ACTRESSES," You'll Never Forget Her In i " ROMANCE."—— " ROMANCE." " ROMANCE." " ROMANCE." —— "ROMANCE." " ROMANCE." " ROMANCE." " ROMANCE."

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