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Dominion, Volume 22, Issue 84, 3 January 1929, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. TO-MORROW At the STRAND FULLER-HAYWARD’S THEATRE Of Big Attractions. CROCK The Clown. DOCTOR OF LAW, HONOURED MUSICIAN, ASTUTE BUSINESS MAN, and ROYAL COMMAND PERFOR.MER. GROCK PREFERS A LIFE OF BUFFOONERY. He makes his debut in Wellington by the means of his first motion picture in which, as “Stony Broke,” he earns his way round France (with a monkey and a woolly dog) ns a barrel organ man, as a travelling conjurer, as a clown, as a tramp, as the heir to a possible fortune, as Master of the Harem in a film production which eventually leads to his triumph on the vaudeville stage of France —always wistful, droll, and quaintly happy—providing delightful foolery and exquisite pathos. CROCK As i “STONEY BROKE? Ml - STRAND FULLER-HAYWARD’S THEATRE OF BIG ATTRACTIONS: Continuously, 11 a.m. —10 p.m. LAST DAY OF THEIR RECORD THREE WEEKS’ SEASON. Samuel Goldwyn A presents S nl®! ™a SHI BW Bi IN “LEATHERFACE” Or “Two Lovers,” A United Artists’ Picture, glowing and absorbing in its depth and substantiality.