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Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 208, 2 September 1932, Page 14

AMUSEMENTS. Extract "N.Z. Herald," 2/9/32. PLAZA THEATRE. Seldom has It been the privilege of Aucljlanders since the advent of talking pictures to -witness such a remarkable film _ as "Symphony of Six Millions," which made its appearance before an enthralled audience at the Plaza Theatre last evening. It is truly a remarkable production, requiring more than words to convey the excellence of the acting. "Symphony of Six Millions" needs no recommendation, only those who miss seeing it will have let slip an opportunity which will he difficult to recapture. i MATINEE TO-MORROW 2.30' FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT V /"the plaza \ \ THE PLAZA / Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Sessions: 11, 1, 2.30. | TO-NIGHT, 5 AND 8. 1 Note. —5 p.m. Session finishes 7.15. WHAT CROWDS YESTERDA Y ! BESIEGING THE PLAZA FROM MORN TILL NIGHT. ALL PROCLAIMING IT A GREAT PICTURE. PLAZA /\ PLAZA / \ PLAZA /<r \ PLAZA ,\ PLAZA XCV A. 1 / PLAZA 4^/ PLAZA <Cr/ PLAZA V*/ PLAZA <Sy/ PLAZA / / PLAZA \ x , plaza \ & <y/ PLAZA ' \ / ' PLAZA \ / The once in a decade film. T.T A$A IRENE DUNNE, RICARDO - Tir .5. CORTEZ. and our own NAT T>r MADISON (well-known per- , sonally in Auckland), all play splendid roles. ILAZA Thunderous Drama, Ileart- , PLAZA gripping Romance, Human PLAZA Story of .Toy . . . Laughter PLAZA and Sentiment. PLAZA An r.k.o. radio picture. PLAZA "N.Y. TIMES" SAYS "MISS ANYTHING, PLAZA BUT DON'T MISS plaza THIS CHARMING PLAZA HUMAN PICTURE."

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