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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 793, 14 October 1929, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS. LAST FOUR DAYS. A NEW PROGRAMME OF TALKING PICTURES IS PRESENTED EACH FRIDAY AT The Majestic (A Fuller. Hay ward Theatre). Sessions: 11 2.15 8 p.m. WILLIAM FOX Presents the ALL - TALKING Fox Movietone “MASQUERADE” . With ALAN BIRMINGHAM, LEILA HYAMS, CLYDE COOK. Adapted from Louis Joseph Vance’s Novel “ THE BRASS BOWL ” In Addition — '•IN HOLLAND” All-Talkie Comedy with noted Comedians — Clark and McCullough. “EAGLET'S NEST U.F.A. Gem. “KENTUCKY JUBILEE SINGERS" Famous Negro Singers. FOX MOVIETONE NEWS “It Speaks for Itself.” Box Plans at Theatre. Prices —is to 3s lOd. Phone 43*210. TONIGHT 8 O’CLOCK AT 2 THEATRES TALKI6S ON THE WESTERN ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT. The Theatre Luxurious, Mt. Eden Rd. Newton’s Popular All-Talkie House. PARAMOUNT’S ALL-TALKING SENSATIONAL SOCIETY DRAMA. A DANGEROUS WOMAN 11 Featuring BACLAVONA, CLIVE BROOK, and a Big C IT TALKS FROM START TO FINISH IN ADDITION—A BRILLIANT ARRAY OF TALKIE FEATURETTES. BOX PLAN AT THEATRES. Crystal Palace—Phone 20-573. Empress—Phone TONIGHT AT 2 THEATRES. 27-077.

The services of Mary Doran, the little New York actress, who came to Hollywood with the advent of the “talkies,” will remain with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer exclusively for some time to come. Miss Doran came to Hollywood direct from Ziegfeld’s “Rio Kita,” and was signed by-M-G-M for “Tlio Broadway Melody.”