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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 828, 23 November 1929, Page 15

' .St usrArrW Anot Direction: J. C. Williamson Films Managing Directors: Beaumont Smith ana F. W. Thring. Through The Audible Screen Brings To You I,’S Be for tore fj The Most Lavish Entertainmeii Event of the Year Mere is the greatest treat that has ever iome t the Auckland Screen .. . Replete with the gayest humour .... Irving Berlin's tuneful music . Brothers . . . You will never know what >t means to laugh until you see and hear these irrepressible Comedians. THE FOUR MARX BROTHERS In Paramount's Musical Comedy ‘The Cocoanuts” <<V (' MARY EATON The Winsome Star of “The Ziegteld Follies' and The Five O'clock Girl/* who is sure to sing and dance her way Into your heart. Music by Irving Berlin WONDERFUL. SUPPORTING PROGRAMME Do not be Disappointed BOOK NOW Three Sessions Dailv—--11 a.m. 2.15 p.m.. and 8 p.m. SPECIAL NOTlCE.—Telephone Reservations must be claimed before 7 45 p.m

[Grand —Lyric Big - Triple Bill of Silent Films Today. No. I—A FIRST NATIONAL SPECIAL. “Burning Daylight” With MILTON SILLS And DORIS KENYON No. 2 A W. FOX COMEDY “Soft Living” With MADGE BELLAMY No. 3—ANOTHER FOX FEATURE “Sacrifice” With ANDRE E TOURNEUR Screened—GßAND IVIS, 2. 4.45. and 7.30. Screened—LYßlC 7.45 and 9 p.m. POPULAR PRICES. GRAND and LYRIC TONIGHT AT 7. FTOwaRD KARANGAHAPE ROAD. 3—STAR PROGRAMME—3 No. 1— UNITED ARTISTS 7-Reel Comedy-Special STEAMBOAT BILL, JR.” With BUSTER KEATON No. 2 MAKING THE GRADE” Starring EDMUND LOWE and LOIS MORAN. No. 3 POWER” Featuring WILLIAM BOYD. COMEDY AND WORLD NEWS. PRICES—Circle, 1s 6d; Stalls, Is. Children 9d. Reserves. 2s. ONEHUNGA PICTURES TONIGHT STRAND WARNER BROS. PRESENT AL JOLSON The World's Greatest Entertainer in “ THE SINGING FOOL ” HEAR AND SEE SOUND AND SONG FORESTERS UNIVERSAL PICTURES PRESENT LAURA LA PLANTE “SCANDAL” An Absorbing Drama. SUPPORTING FEATURES EPISODE ONE. NEW SERIAL THE DIAMOND MASTER COMEDY TOPICAL NEWS. GREY LYNN CINEMA TONIGHT AT 7.45. THE WORLD'S GREATEST PICTURE Your Last Opportunity to See AL JOLSON in "THE SINGING FOOL TALKIE SUPPORTS AS FOLLOWS No. I—New York Philharmonic Orchestra of 120 Players. No. 2—Rutt Glanville, world's Champion Saxophonist. No. 3—Howard Bros, in a comedy sketch PEOPLE’S POPULAR PRICES Reserves, 2s. Phone 26-406. DON'T FORGET TO COME AND SEE AUCKLAND’S GIRLS AT THEIR FITTEST AND FAIREST INTERHOUSE GIRLSSPORTS DAY CARL AW PARK. NOV. 30