Page 17 Advertisements Column 2

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 838, 5 December 1929, Page 17

STILL THEY COME! ONCE AGAIN THE STRAND WAS PACKED BY PATRONS ANXIOUS TO SEE THEIR BRITISH IDOL IN HIS FIRST TALKING PICTURE. Be Advised! Book Your Seats! Or Attend the Day Sessions at 11 a.m. (when Cheaper Prices prevail) and 2.15 p.m. (A Fuller-Hayward Theatre). United Artists Present RONALD COLMAN “BULLDOG DRUMMOND” The daring exploits of a thrill-seeker battling an insane doctor in a house of mystery for the love of a strange girl. Creeping shadows, blinking lights, mysterious happenings; you will shriek with excitement one minute and howl with laughter the next. , By Sapper. Also, Dale Smith, Eminent Baritone. Fox Movietone News. Eve's Review. BOX PLANS AT THEATRE AND LEWIS EADY, LTD. Phone 43-114.

TONIGHT—LAST SCREENING. SESSIONS —5.45—8 O’CLOCK. "SYNCOPATION” With Fred Waring’s Pennsylvanians. SEE IT TONIGHT before it is too late Comm. Tomorrow—2 Big Talkies SESSIONS No.l William Boyd “The Flying Fool” IT’S AN ALL-TALKIE. 100% DIALOGUE. "The Flying Fool" is without doubt the biggest and best All-Talkie seen in Auckland. No. 2—On the Same Programme Comedy, Dialogue, Sound and Music. EDDIE QUINLAN and THEODORE ROBERTS in "NOISY NEIGHBOURS" The Greatest of Talkie Programmes will be at the ROXY, Queen Street, TOMORROW.

NEWTON’S POPULAR ALL-TALKiE THEATRE. TONIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK. Metro-Goldwynfr's Colossal ALL-TALKING! —ALL-SINGING! — ALL-DANCING! TRIUMPH! CHARLES KING—ANITA PAGE—BESSIE LOVE in BROADWAY MELODY’ TALKING & SINGING FEATURETTES! No. 2—George Lyons, Singing Harpist. No. 3—William O’Neal, Irish Silver Tenor. No. 4—The Revellers, Coloured Revue. No. s—Sunshine Sammy and his Brothers. Box Plan at Theatre. Ph. Reserves 27-077 EMPRESS TONIGHT