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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 676, 30 May 1929, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS TROUBLESOME Merry Matrimon LAST NIGHT OF WIVES/" "THE EXPLOITS OF THE E M DEN' 1 al Muddle. • Continuous Daily From 11 a.m myi no Hayward Thaatra COMMENCING TO-MORROW CrMEMA-AOT-FWLMyv —■ 2SESS r* / Vs. liowi WARWICK DEEPINGAUTHOq_OF VOtS IECTIEILHiC-IBIRODV TOIWN-SnrUAOT MARIE. AULX DORDTHV- CUMMINO» -Directed by VICTOR /VWIUE A WIWM imERNATIOtIM. -PICWAfI “We have seen nothing in Pictures for a very long time which so suddenly and decisively called for a great clearing of throats and wiping of eyes. It is a simple tale—beautifully told. There is a glorious minor impersonation by Charles O’Shaugnessey, who has eyes like Ronald Colman."—Sunday Pictorial. AS GOOD AS “ SORRELL" —CAN WE SAV MORE? BOX PLAN AT THE THEATRE. PHONE 43-210.

CHANGE OF PROGRAMME TO-MORROW NIGHT. PRICES WITHIN REACH OF ALL—3s, 2s, Is, Plus Tax. BEST VALUE IN ENTERTAINMENT IN AUCKLAND. jJaumi’ eln'ittri' Proprietors: John Fuller and Sons, Ltd. TO-NIGHT AT 8 P.M. TREMENDOUS SUCCESS NIGHTLY OF PAT HANNA’S FAMOUS DIGGERS By Arrangement with Sir Benjamin and Mr. John Fuller. (25—REVUE ARTISTS —25), Present a Show of Unusual Brilliance. PAT HANNA’S FAMOUS DIGGERS. IN A POTPOURRI OF SONG, DANCE, SKETCH AND LAUGHTER. PRICES —3s, 2s, Is. (Plus Tax). Box Plans now open at St. James Theatre.