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Dominion, Volume 23, Issue 109, 1 February 1930, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS. HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE-Commencing Saturday Next ’THE FIRST jOO%XNATURAL^COLOR,jTALKING, y SINGING,^DANCING,PICTURE! FULLERS’ FIRST TALKIE I jjYJHk ■A x K 1., 1 j ■ liMn ). ,£y ■£i kUrW© ' SALLY O’NEIUrJOE E?BROWN,tLOUISE r ‘ !FAZENDASETHELIWATERS,\ThejFAIR- . BANKS HARDYandj»jch.orn» f fdaxiiinjw* beßttticfc*^.. AS ST FIRST VITAPHONEiTALKING picture

METRO fcaft GOLDWYNMA YER ANNOUNCE . ' : The Screening of their Mightiest Talking Achievements at THE KING’S THEATRE STAMPED WITH THE HALL-MARK OF PUBLIC APPROVAL. WATCH FOR SCREENING DATES OF . “THE BROADWAY MELODY ” Starring CHARLES KING, BESSIE LOVE, ANITA PAGE. “MADAME X” . ' - i. - Starring RUTH CHATTERTON, LEW IS STONE, RAYMOND HACKETT. “THE LAST OF MRS. CHENEY” With NORMA SHEARER, BASIL RATHBONE, GEORGE BARRAUD. “UNHOLY NIGHT”| With ROLAND YOUNG, DOROTHY SEBASTIAN, ERNEST TORRENCE. SEE 7HE SCREEN'S GREATES7 SUCCESSES At the Theatre with “The’ Best Sound in Town.” METPO-GOLDWYN-MAYER PRODUCTIONS

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