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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 538, 15 December 1928, Page 10 (Supplement)

The Fuller - Hayward Theatres Will be Showing these Pictures During 1929 wwwwww The Thomas A. O'Brien Theatres Will be Showing these Pictures During 1929 MWWMWWMWVW^ innieMy, Country Picture Patrons—ask your Picture Theatre Manager when they jli * "A British fil m vhich can stand comparison ln * e \ y respect, technically and artistically. zmll screen — V v .. With 10 finest Amcri- » productions.” ■London Daily iiln c . Mail. *<o > * At' ■a i? ’ -POPPIES OF FLANDERS" from the original story by “Sapper’" with Jameson Thomas and Eve Gray, a British International Picture. mSSt “The Spy a story of the Secret Service. The greatest thriller the screen or stage has yet produced. Made by F. Lang, producer of “ METROPOLIS,” for U.F.A. f * “Moulin Rouge" with a cast of 20,000 people, person a 11 y directed by E. A. Dupont the man who made “VARIETY.” A British International picture. Js«cn m \ Coming! • \ v m 1929! M 'Wmm tv : Tommy Atkins an epic of the most popular hero in history. Adapted for the screen by lan Hay. Produced by Captain Norman Walker with the hearty and sincere cooperation of the War Office, and in which for the first time in history four British regiments, including the famous Argyle and Sutherland Highlanders, take part. A British International picture. Released throughout the Dominion by CINEMA ART FILMS LIMITED WELLINGTON AND AUCKLAND